Attribute Error: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'img' [Solved]

[KataMata]

I'm attempting to make a gift inventory that would display multiple gifts at once and when clicked on would show how much you had, the name of the gift and a description. This isn't exactly working as I can't even get it to display the Right imagebutton. It's not that I'm putting in the image wrong as much as it can't seem to find it. The error will pop up upon opening the gift menu.

The Inventory Code

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        grid 15 6:
            xpos -791
            ypos -445
            spacing 2
            for giftItem in giftList:
                frame:
                    xmaximum 120
                    ymaximum 120
                    imagebutton idle giftItem.img hover giftItem.hove action None
            for i in range(len(giftList), 90):
                frame:
                    xmaximum 120
                    ymaximum 120
                    imagebutton idle "ErrorGift.png" action None

Gift Class

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    class giftItem(object):

        def __init__(self, name, img, hove, desc, amount, got):
            self.name = name
            self.img = img
            self.hove = hove
            self.desc = desc
            self.amount = amount
            self.got = got

Code that adds it into the GiftList (GiftList is an empty list at the start)

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    $ giftList.append(("Strawberry Milk", "strawmilk.png", "ErrorGift.png", "Pink colored milk.", 0, 0))

I'm guessing the reason it can't find the img attribute is because of how it's added to the GiftList, but I don't know how to fix that.

What do I need to change with the code to make it where it can find the attributes?

[gas]

Is the way you're creating the object that doesn't work.
Create the object and then add it to the list.

The way you're doing you're not appending an object, but a tuple made of such values (that obviously don't have parameters).

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default milkshake = giftItem(**params)
$ giftList.append(milkshake)

Please notice the 'default'. As instances are not saved if created at runtime, to keep your game consistent between saves you MUST declare them as default, so "before the game begin". That shouldn't be hard for an inventory (you already know all objects that will figure in your game in advance).

[KataMata]

Yeah that fixed it, the only problem I can see is with reloading where it won't rerun the append parts, but that Doesn't seem to come up when playing normally with Saves so it should be good. Thank you for the help.