Wish to Fix Wendy's Shooting Game, can I have help?

[Kyren]

Hello, I am on my way to make my own game, I am currently using the Shooting Game Plugin by Wendy!
Because this is a very new territory for me, I have no idea how to fix it. At the moment, when time is up, you lose all of your life, and even if time is up, you can't shoot again. Once you shoot, you will also receive a game over.

The goal of this is to ensure that you lose one life each time you shoot until it is truly game over, with zero lives and zero bullets remaining.

Only thing I have done is fix a way to jump to a game over or win screen

https://github.com/Wendy-Nam/RenPy-Shoo ... /tree/main

The Win/Game Over thing I coded, everything else is in the link.

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    if hunt.status.is_game_over():
    # Check if the player won or lost
        if hunt.status.life_now <= 0:
        # Player lost
            jump game_over
        else:
        # Player won
            jump win

[Kyren]

UPDATE:

I fixed the health issue but now the issue I bumped into is the game still thinks it is Game Over once you're at 0 life. Pretty much once you are at 0 life and shoot a bullet you end up in a game over screen. Here are some updated codes

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            if self.status.is_time_up():
                    if self.status.bullet_now <= 0 or self.status.life_now <= 0:
                        self.round_end("TIME'S UP", True)
                    else:
                        self.status.time_left = self.config.time_limit
                        self.status.life_now -= 1
                        renpy.say(who=None, what="TIME IS UP!", interact=True)
                        return

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            def is_game_over(self):
                # Check if the game is over
                if self.time_left == 0:
                        if self.bullet_now <= 0 and self.round_now <= self.round_nb:
                            return True
                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    return True
                return False

EDIT: This works fine, just idk how the game can tell if the life is 0 it is game over. I guess I will go with it this unless there are someone that knows how to fix it

[Kyren]

UPDATE:

I fixed the health issue but now the issue I bumped into is the game still thinks it is Game Over once you're at 0 life. Pretty much once you are at 0 life and shoot a bullet you end up in a game over screen. Here are some updated codes

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            if self.status.is_time_up():
                    if self.status.bullet_now <= 0 or self.status.life_now <= 0:
                        self.round_end("TIME'S UP", True)
                    else:
                        self.status.time_left = self.config.time_limit
                        self.status.life_now -= 1
                        renpy.say(who=None, what="TIME IS UP!", interact=True)
                        return

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            def is_game_over(self):
                # Check if the game is over
                if self.time_left == 0:
                        if self.bullet_now <= 0 and self.round_now <= self.round_nb:
                            return True
                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    return True
                return False

EDIT: This works fine, just idk how the game can tell if the life is 0 it is game over. I guess I will go with it this unless there are someone that knows how to fix it

UPDATE! For some reason once bullet hits 0 it doesn't give game over for some reason.

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        def handle_events(self):
            # Handle various game events
            if self.status.is_game_over():
                self.round_end("GAME OVER", True)
                return
            if self.status.is_clear():
                self.round_end("clear")
                return
            if self.status.is_time_up():
                    #if self.status.bullet_now <= 0 or self.status.life_now <= 0:
                    if self.status.bullet_now <= 0:
                        self.round_end("Out of bullets", True)
                    elif self.status.life_now <= 0:
                        self.round_end("TIME'S UP", True)
                    else:
                        self.status.time_left = self.config.time_limit
                        self.status.life_now -= 1
                        renpy.say(who=None, what="TIME IS UP!", interact=True)
                        return

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            def is_game_over(self):
                # Check if the game is over
                if self.time_left == 0:
                        if self.bullet_now <= 0 and self.round_now <= self.round_nb:
                            return True
                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    return True
                return False

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def attack(self, status, targets):
    # Perform player attack and hit detection
    renpy.call_screen("gun")
    self.hit_pos = [renpy.get_mouse_pos()[0], renpy.get_mouse_pos()[1]]
    for i in range(self.config.target_nb):
        if not targets[i].killed:
            pos = targets[i].get_pos()
            if self.is_hit(pos, targets[i].image_size):
                targets[i].hide()
                targets[i].killed = True
                status.target_now -= 1
    renpy.with_statement(vpunch)
    if self.fired and status.bullet_now > 0:  # Check if the player fires and has bullets left
        status.bullet_now -= 1  # Only decrement bullet count if the player fires and has bullets
        self.fired = False
    return None

[jeffster]

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            def is_game_over(self):
                # Check if the game is over
                if self.time_left == 0:
                        if self.bullet_now <= 0 and self.round_now <= self.round_nb:
                            return True
                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    return True
                return False

EDIT: This works fine, just idk how the game can tell if the life is 0 it is game over. I guess I will go with it this unless there are someone that knows how to fix it

Function is_game_over() returns True if game over, and False if game is not over.

To add extra lives, you can modify this part

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                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    return True

like this:

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                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    self.lives -= 1
                    if self.lives <= 0:
                        return True

if you keep the amount of lives in self.lives.

[Kyren]

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            def is_game_over(self):
                # Check if the game is over
                if self.time_left == 0:
                        if self.bullet_now <= 0 and self.round_now <= self.round_nb:
                            return True
                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    return True
                return False

EDIT: This works fine, just idk how the game can tell if the life is 0 it is game over. I guess I will go with it this unless there are someone that knows how to fix it

Function is_game_over() returns True if game over, and False if game is not over.

To add extra lives, you can modify this part

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                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    return True

like this:

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                if self.time_left > 0 and self.life_now <= 0:
                    self.lives -= 1
                    if self.lives <= 0:
                        return True

if you keep the amount of lives in self.lives.

What I did instead for -1 life was this:

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        def handle_events(self):
            # Handle various game events
            if self.status.is_game_over():
                self.round_end("GAME OVER", True)
                return
            if self.status.is_clear():
                self.round_end("clear")
                return
            if self.status.is_time_up():
                    #if self.status.bullet_now <= 0 or self.status.life_now <= 0:
                    if self.status.bullet_now <= 0:
                        self.round_end("Out of bullets", True)
                    elif self.status.life_now <= 0:
                        self.round_end("TIME'S UP", True)
                    else:
                        self.status.time_left = self.config.time_limit
                        self.status.life_now -= 1
                        renpy.say(who=None, what="TIME IS UP!", interact=True)
                        return

[jeffster]

I don't understand why the amount of lives is processed only in

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if self.status.is_time_up():

but if it works, fine.