Can we draw Renpy Scripts to Class Diagram?

[tofuuu]

Hi! I wonder can we draw renpy scripts to a class diagram? I use the basic renpy code (i don't add my own class in the script with python). But when I read renpy documentation, it has Classes and Functions (https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/py-funct ... index.html). So, back to my first question, can we draw renpy scripts to a class diagram?

And oh! Are the texts that started with a capital letter in https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/py-funct ... index.html mean class? Thank you! I hope you can help me ><

[trooper6]

I don't understand your use of the verb draw or the noun diagram.

Anyhow, Renpy is based in Python, and you can use Python in Renpy.
Every time you type: $gold = 10 you have just used Python.
You can create a python block and create a class and then use it. There are lots of examples of this in the forums and cookbook.
As for the question about capital letter meaning class. Yes, that would be general Python naming convention. You can read up on Python naming conventions here:
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-000 ... onventions

Also, I know you are taking a game creation class right now, a lot of these questions you should be asking your professor.

[tofuuu]

Yes, i know that renpy used python and we can create a block of class using python. But, as i stated above that i didn't create any classes by myself. I just used the basic renpy script for my game.

However, thank you for your answer trooper6

[trooper6]

So if you know that you can create a class using a python block....I don't understand your question: "I wonder can we draw renpy scripts to a class diagram?"
What does this question mean? Can you rephrase it?

[tofuuu]

Um... Okay i'll try to explain as clear as i can. Let me know if it's not clear enough

So, in screen.rpy there's some renpy classes that we used, like Frame(), Preference(), FileAction() and manymore. To use it, we don't need to make an object so we can call it. We just stated out in the script like

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 action FileAction(slot)

not

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 a = FileAction(slot)

and we use those classes directly in script, not in another class.
that's what made me asking, if i want to make a class diagram (the uml diagram for oop) how can i put those classes? How should i represent/draw those classes in to a class diagram?

[trooper6]

So, I still don't understand what you mean by "if i want to make a class diagram (the uml diagram for oop) how can i put those classes? How should i represent/draw those classes in to a class diagram?" Maybe others who understand the vocabulary hack help you out. Or your professor.