Ren'Py Help with functions (remove line output)

<JT> · Jun 25, 2022

Hi guys!
Need help.
When the dialog starts, the time line gets in the way and I can't remove it.

Code:

init:

    init python:

        class TimeParametrs(object):

            def __init__(self, Minutes, Hours, Weekdays, Day):

                self.Minutes = Minutes

                self.Hours = Hours

                self.Weekdays = Weekdays

                self.Day = Day

            [USER=2111498]property[/USER]

            def Output(self):

                return self.Weekdays[self.Day] + " " + str(self.Hours).zfill(2) + ":" + str(self.Minutes).zfill(2) #Here is the place where                                                                                                                                                       the function returns a string

            def AddTime(self, Minutes):

                self.Minutes+=Minutes

                if self.Minutes>=60:

                    self.Hours+=1

                    self.Minutes=0

                if self.Hours>=24:

                    self.Day+=1

                    self.Hours=0

                if self.Day>=7:

                    self.Day=0

    class StatsParametrs():

            def __init__(self,bla1, bla2, bla3):

                self.Strength = bla1

                self.Handsome = bla2

                self.Reputation = bla3

            [USER=2111498]property[/USER]

            def OutputStatsParametrs(self):

                return str(self.bla1) + "     " + str(self.bla2) + "     " + str(self.bla3)

call Variables

    $ running = True

    while running:

        $ time_check()

        $ TimeParametrs.AddTime(15)

        $ TimeParametrs.Output           #  Here is a call to this line in a loop (how to remove it during a dialogue in any other block                                                                             of code?)

        $ OutputStatsParametrs = StatsParametrs.OutputStatsParametrs

    return



any block:



            "asdqw"

            "das"

            "das"

            "asdqw"

            "das"

            "das"

            "asdqw"

            "das"

            window hide

            $ Location = "Location any"

            return ("any")

If anyone can help I would be very grateful

anne O'nymous · Jun 25, 2022

Joutento said:
When the dialog starts, the time line gets in the way and I can't remove it.

In the way of what ? Isn't it the purpose of a clock-like feature to permanently display the time ?

While I understand the Python part, what the hell this even mean ?

Joutento said:

Code:

call Variables

    $ running = True
    while running:
        $ time_check()
        $ TimeParametrs.AddTime(15)
        $ TimeParametrs.Output           #  Here is a call to this line in a loop (how to remove it during a dialogue in any other block                                                                             of code?)
        $ OutputStatsParametrs = StatsParametrs.OutputStatsParametrs
    return

any block:

            "asdqw"
            "das"
            "das"
            "asdqw"
            "das"
            "das"
            "asdqw"
            "das"
            window hide
            $ Location = "Location any"
            return ("any")

The proper use for the Python code should be something like:

Python:

default inGameTime = TimeParametrs( [whatever starting date] )

screen UI():
    text "[inGameTime.Output]" xalign 0.1 yalign 0.0


label start:
    show screen UI
    [...]
    jump whatever

label whatever:
    "blabla"
    "blibli"
    $ inGameTime.AddTime(15)
    jump whateverNext

label whateverNext:
    "bloblo"
    "blublu"
    menu:
        "take a nap":
            $ inGameTime.AddTime(60)
        "don't":
            pass
    "blybly"

<JT> · Jun 26, 2022

anne O'nymous said:
In the way of what ? Isn't it the purpose of a clock-like feature to permanently display the time ?

While I understand the Python part, what the hell this even mean ?

The proper use for the Python code should be something like:

Python:

default inGameTime = TimeParametrs( [whatever starting date] ) screen UI(): text "[inGameTime.Output]" xalign 0.1 yalign 0.0 label start: show screen UI [...] jump whatever label whatever: "blabla" "blibli" $ inGameTime.AddTime(15) jump whateverNext label whateverNext: "bloblo" "blublu" menu: "take a nap": $ inGameTime.AddTime(60) "don't": pass "blybly"

I am sorry. Last time I quickly made this post (poorly explained the problem). Probably you misunderstood me.

Code:

init:
    init python:
        class TimeParametrs(object):
            def __init__(self, Minutes, Hours, Weekdays, Day):
                self.Minutes = Minutes
                self.Hours = Hours
                self.Weekdays = Weekdays
                self.Day = Day
            @property
            def Output(self):
                return self.Weekdays[self.Day] + " " + str(self.Hours).zfill(2) + ":" + str(self.Minutes).zfill(2)
            def AddTime(self, Minutes):
                self.Minutes+=Minutes
                if self.Minutes>=60:
                    self.Hours+=1
                    self.Minutes=0
                if self.Hours>=24:
                    self.Day+=1
                    self.Hours=0
                if self.Day>=7:
                    self.Day=0
        
        class StatsParametrs():
            def __init__(self,Strength, Handsome, Reputation):
                self.Strength = Strength
                self.Handsome = Handsome
                self.Reputation = Reputation
            @property
            def OutputStatsParametrs(self):
                return str(self.Strength) + "     " + str(self.Handsome) + "     " + str(self.Reputation)
            def AddStatsParametrsStrength(self, Strength):
                self.Strength+=Strength
            def AddStatsParametrsHandsome(self, Handsome):
                self.Handsome+=Handsome
            def AddStatsParametrsReputation(self, Reputation):
                self.Reputation+=Reputation
efault Location="146464"
    
label start:
    
    call Variables
    $ gamerunning = True
    while gamerunning:
        $ time_check()
        $ TimeParametrs.AddTime(999999999)
        $ TimeParametrs.Output
        $ OutputStatsParametrs = StatsParametrs.OutputStatsParametrs
        $ OutputNaturalNeeds = NaturalNeeds.OutputNaturalNeeds
        if Location=="Home":
            if Time_morning or Time_day:
                scene black with dissolve
                show tyntyntyn
                call nmyty
            elif Time_night:
                scene black with dissolve
               
                show tyntyntyn
                call nmyty
                 
        if Location=="wevwe":
            beberbebe   
        if Location=="vewvewv":
            ebrerberberb
        if Location=="wevwev":
            rgberber
            $ Location = renpy.call_screen("wefwefwef")
        if Location=="City":
            $ Location = renpy.call_screen("weffwe")
        if Location == "wefwefwef":
            call wefwefw
        if Location == "wefwefwefw":
            call wefwefwef
    return
label ergkiuikerger:
    if Time_morning:
        scene black
        
    if Time_day:
        scene black
        
    if Time_night:
        scene black
        
    menu:
        "choice_1":#-------------------------This block, which is called in the main loop, should not display this - $ TimeParametrs.Output
            "das"#-----------------------------                                                                             but it kept showing up and never closed
            "asdqw"
            "das"
            "das"
            "asdqw"
            "das"
            "das"
            "asdqw"
            "das"
            window hide
            $ Location = "Bum_place_map"
            return ("Bum_place_map")
        "choice_2":
            "das"
            "asdqw"
            "das"
            "das"
            "asdqw"
            "das"
            "das"
            "asdqw"
            "das"
            
            window hide
            $ Location = "ebvererb"
            return ("wqcwqcq")

screen Any_Screen():
frame:
xalign 0.0
yalign 0.0
xsize 1920
ysize 1080
if Time_morning:
background "dqwdq"
add "wqdq"
if Time_day:
background "dqwq"
add "dqwdq"
if Time_night:
background "qwdqwd"
add "qwdqwd"
text "{font=Gagalin-Regular.otf}[TimeParametrs.Output]{/font}" size 40 color "#eeff00e5" xalign 0.5 yalign 0.01

$ TimeParametrs.Output - This should only be displayed on the screen where it is written, but it continued to be displayed even in any other label

I already found what was the problem and fixed it
In any case, thanks for the reply.

all the best

Ren'Py Help with functions (remove line output)

<JT>

Active Member

anne O'nymous

I'm not grumpy, I'm just coded that way.

<JT>

Active Member