Layeredimage dynamic image name. NameError

[sinezub]

this code worked before:

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layeredimage player:
    zoom 0.75
    yalign -0.25

    always "player_base_front"

    group emotion auto:
        attribute neutral default

    if pc.cloth["pants"]:
        "player_[pc.cloth[pants].id]"

    if pc.cloth["shirt"]:
        "player_[pc.cloth[shirt].id]"

but as i switched the os and probably update the renpy to last version, i have a troubles like:

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Exception: In DynamicImage 'player_[pc.cloth[shirt].id]': NameError("Name 'shirt' is not defined.")

my images organized like:

images/characters/player/shirt/basic_shirt.webp
images/characters/player/pants/basic_pants.webp

is there any new rules for that? can't find anything in changelogs

update: error happens because of 8.2.1 update :s just updated the renpy on another device to 8.2.1 and error appears.

[Ocelot]

is there any new rules for that? can't find anything in changelogs

https://www.renpy.org/dev-doc/html/inco ... ible-7-7-0

Interpolation Changes Interpolations in strings are now treated as Python expressions, this results in mostly equivelent behaviour when interpreting fields except when item getters are in use. For example:

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# Previously
e "[player[money]]" #=> player['money']
# But now
e "[player[money]]" #=> player[money]

You need to change "player_[pc.cloth[pants].id]" → "player_[pc.cloth['pants'].id]" and similar lines.

[sinezub]

https://www.renpy.org/dev-doc/html/inco ... ible-7-7-0

Oh, I see. Thanks!

Interpolation Changes Interpolations in strings are now treated as Python expressions, this results in mostly equivelent behaviour when interpreting fields except when item getters are in use. For example:

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# Previously
e "[player[money]]" #=> player['money']
# But now
e "[player[money]]" #=> player[money]

You need to change "player_[pc.cloth[pants].id]" → "player_[pc.cloth['pants'].id]" and similar lines.

yea, I tried it, but get attribute error. NoneType have no attribute 'style'. looks like it's cant find right image or something like that.

I'm actually curious now about how to refactor the class to make getters for every field in dictionary.

for example, I have a class like:

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class SomeClass:
	def __init__(self):
		self.dictionary = {
			"a": "foo",
			"b": "bar",
			"c": "baz"
		}
	
	#How to make this automatically for every field inside self.dictionary ?
	@property
	def a(self):
		return self.dictionary["a"]

#So i could call everything like
default class = SomeClass()
print(class.a) # "foo" 

[Ocelot]

yea, I tried it, but get attribute error. NoneType have no attribute 'style'. looks like it's cant find right image or something like that.

That is another problem and is likely one you should be solving instead.

I'm actually curious now about how to refactor the class to make getters for every field in dictionary.

for example, I have a class like:

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class SomeClass:
	def __init__(self):
		self.dictionary = {
			"a": "foo",
			"b": "bar",
			"c": "baz"
		}
	
	#How to make this automatically for every field inside self.dictionary ?
	@property
	def a(self):
		return self.dictionary["a"]

#So i could call everything like
default class = SomeClass()
print(class.a) # "foo" 

Look into __getattr__ Python magic method.