define and not default.default is for variables that will change while the game is running and will be saved as part of the save files.define is for variables that will never change while the game is running. They can be changed by the developer at any stage of development - just not by code ( $ ) while a player is playing.default. Values loaded from a save file will replace values currently stored by the game. So if you change anything in a future release - a player loading an earlier save file will load the "old" values, effectively reverting your "future change". btw, that is already true. Any testing you have done so far will have save files that will revert any changes to those lists if you load them.
python:
for song in day_1_song_list:
renpy.call_screen("play_song", song)
jump twenty_days_week1renpy.call_screen() is the equivalent of
renpy.call_screen(), but I would expect track 1 to get shown and nothing to happen until the player clicked on something (or some other action() is triggered).for song in day_1_song_list:. Since day_1_song_list is 5 songs, it's almost like you're trying to show 5 different screens (one for each track)... Except they would all overlap and you wouldn't see the other 4 due to the one that shown on top. I don't think that is happening due to the call screen forcing the player to deal with track #1 before track #2 can be processed - but it looks unintentional and deeply flawed.screen play_song(song):, you have a "Return" imagebutton.action() is action Call("twenty_days_weeks_menu"). Except
call screen which behaves completely differently).
call is used, the stack gets one entry bigger (return reduces that stack by one). If you constantly call various labels without ever doing a return, the call stack can get so large that the game breaks. (The call stack is part of a save file, so things can so easily get out of hand).action Jump() or action Return().
Be noted that the "where it came from" is not the screen. At the end of the called label, you'll be sent to the line following the
call screen one.Don't really have the time to look at this (I've a how-to to rewrite properly), but from what I saw through your investigation, I guess that the script was broke from the start. The changes he made didn't broke it, it just prevented it to works despite its errors.
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Oh but you're right, it's what it ask. But I'm as sure as you that it's absolutely not what OP wanted it to do.
Yeah, I know this feeling, I have it each time I look at the code
The real question is: Is the player expected to just seat there, doing nothing else than listening to those music ?
One last advice: There's a documentation with Ren'Py SDK. It's in the "doc" folder at the same place where you put the said SDK. Drag&drop one of the HTML page (preferably the "index.html" one) into your browser and start reading it.
play and queue statement I mentioned in a previous post.Not really odd, it's relatively frequent, especially with people that don't have much experience.
init python:
config.default_fullscreen = True
done = "images/done.png"
path = ""
playingpoint = 0
playingcode = 0
class Song:
def __init__(self, name, file, length):
self.name = name
self.file = file
self.length = length
self.has_played = False
class Playlist:
def __init__(self, name, list):
self.name = name;
self.list = list;
self.has_played = False
def hasplayed(self):
# self.has_played = True # For testing purposes :3
if(self.has_played == True) :
final = done
else :
final = "images/"+self.name+".png"
return finalscreen play_song(song, startpoint = 0):
on "show" action Play("music", "<from {point}>".format(point = startpoint)+song.file, loop=None
)
text "{song_name}".format(song_name = song.name) font "fonts/DollieScriptPersonalUse-K3P7.ttf" size 150 xalign 0.5 yalign 0.3
timer song.length-startpoint action [SetVariable("song.has_played", True), SetVariable("playingcode", 2), SetVariable("playingpoint",0), Return()]
bar:
value AudioPositionValue(channel='music',update_interval=0.1)
xalign 0.5
yalign 0.5
xsize 500
xmaximum 50
imagebutton:
xalign 0.1
yalign 0.9
xoffset -30
yoffset 30
idle "images/return.png"
hover "images/returnhover.png"
action Call("play_lists")