# Character Definitions # Use DynamicCharacter if you want their name to change during the game define e = Character("Eileen", color="#c8ffc8") define m = Character("[player_name]", color="#3399ff") # Variable for Player Name default player_name = "Protagonist" label start: # Player Input Sequence # This allows users to type their own name $ player_name = renpy.input("What is your name?", length=20).strip() # Provide a default name if they leave it blank if not player_name: $ player_name = "Protagonist" m "My name is [player_name]!" e "Nice to meet you, [player_name]." Use code with caution. 3. Key Tips for Your Post
You can use this standardized structure to handle character definitions and a custom player name input: names.rpy
For more advanced setups, like using images for names or complex input boxes, you can check community discussions on the Lemma Soft Forums or the Ren'Py Subreddit . # Character Definitions # Use DynamicCharacter if you
# Character Definitions # Use DynamicCharacter if you want their name to change during the game define e = Character("Eileen", color="#c8ffc8") define m = Character("[player_name]", color="#3399ff") # Variable for Player Name default player_name = "Protagonist" label start: # Player Input Sequence # This allows users to type their own name $ player_name = renpy.input("What is your name?", length=20).strip() # Provide a default name if they leave it blank if not player_name: $ player_name = "Protagonist" m "My name is [player_name]!" e "Nice to meet you, [player_name]." Use code with caution. 3. Key Tips for Your Post
You can use this standardized structure to handle character definitions and a custom player name input:
For more advanced setups, like using images for names or complex input boxes, you can check community discussions on the Lemma Soft Forums or the Ren'Py Subreddit .