renpy claiming name is not defined

[monkeykg]

Ok, i am getting this error

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While running game code:
  File "game/script.rpy", line 663, in script
    menu:
  File "game/script.rpy", line 665, in <module>
    "The beach" if thebeach1_done == False:
NameError: name 'thebeach1_done' is not defined

For this code-- which, it keeps telling me it's not defined, but i already defined the variables

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$ salon1_done = False
$ bar1_done = False
$ thebeach1_done = False
$ cafe1_done = False
$ park1_done = False
$ walk1_done = False
$ gohome1_done = False

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 menu: 
        
        "The beach" if thebeach1_done == False:
            $ thebeach1_done = True
            jump thebeach1
        "The salon" if salon1_done == False:
            $ salon1_done = True
            jump salon1
        "The bar" if bar1_done == False:
            $ bar1_done = True
            jump bar1
        "The park" if park1_done == False:
            $ park1_done = True
            jump park1
        "The cafe" if cafe1_done == False:
            $ cafe1_done = True
            jump cafe1
        "Just keep walking" if walk1_done == True:
            jump walkingoptions1
        "Go home" if gohome1_done == True:
            jump gohome2

I have no idea what the issue is.

[mikolajspy]

Instead of $ symbol, which is used to change variable use define or default (define for something static, default for variables), so:

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default salon1_done = False
default bar1_done = False
default thebeach1_done = False
default cafe1_done = False
default park1_done = False
default walk1_done = False
default gohome1_done = False

[monkeykg]

Instead of $ symbol, which is used to change variable use define or default (define for something static, default for variables), so:

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default salon1_done = False
default bar1_done = False
default thebeach1_done = False
default cafe1_done = False
default park1_done = False
default walk1_done = False
default gohome1_done = False

OHHH lmfao thank you, I was looking at an outdated code reference for it, probably.