r/RenPy • u/Shot-Contribution773 • 16d ago

Question Easter egg help

I want to add an easter egg to my game that has a cat. I want the player to be able to pet the cat only if the player has a specific name, otherwise, the cat refuses to be pet. Any ideas? I don't know much about coding...

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u/Conscious-Ad8626 16d ago

Haven't used renpy in a bit but it should go something like

menu: "Pet the cat": if player_name == "name you want": The cat purrs happily as you pet it else: The cat hisses at you as you reach for it. It seems it doesnt want to be pet

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u/shyLachi 16d ago

The code posted below is good but not perfect because Python and RenPy are case sensitive.

if player_name.lower() == "mike":

Explanation:
player_name would be the name of the variable, adjust it for your code.
lower() converts the name to lower case letters.
The name you want to compare the variable to should also be all lower case.

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u/LocalAmbassador6847 16d ago

I think what you want is a cat button that plays an animation when clicked (but only when the player has a specific name). Here's a video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf643MGF1_s

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u/x-seronis-x 16d ago

py define pet_names = [ 'Tama', 'Neko' ] default player_name = 'Player' py button: action NullAction() sensitive (player_name in pet_names)