Menu error

[7mer4]

Hello everyone, who can help?

[MrTorex]

Can you show the part of the code where the scope is? Because i don't see it in your code.

[Imperf3kt]

Your indentation is also incorrect. Ren'Py uses four spaces, but you have supplied what looks like two.

[IrinaLazareva]

Ren'Py uses four spaces

The number of spaces can be anything (4, 5, 10... or 1). The main thing is to follow the Indentation's rules.

[Imperf3kt]

Ren'Py uses four spaces

The number of spaces can be anything (4, 5, 10... or 1). The main thing is to follow the Indentation's rules.

Which is set out in the beginning.
Take a look at the files found in renpy/common - they all use 4 spaces and make up the base upon which projects created with the launcher are built upon. So using anything other than four spaces means you are not following indentation previously set out.

[IrinaLazareva]

So using anything other than four spaces means you are not following indentation previously set out.

...then this code should cause an indentation error:

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label start:
    menu:
        'one':
            pass
        'two':
            pass
    menu:
      'three':
        pass
      'four':
        pass
    return

However, it doesn't happen... The indentation should be done inside the blocks, and separate the blocks. But what happens between the blocks does not matter.

Actually, bypassing "the four-spaces canon" greatly simplifies the code editing.
Here a good example.

https://pp.userapi.com/c851216/v8512165 ... tEFf4Q.jpg
If I need to change the code (picture on the left) on the seventh line, for example, to add a If-condition, I will have to move all the lines starting from the eighth and below.
But, if I don't execute "the four-spaces canon", it is enough to change only two lines (line 7, 8, picture on the right).

P.S. I don't insist on being right. I just show you the possibilities of language. (RenPy is based on python. And python was designed to make the programmer's job easier.)