Yep, it will only show valid cases. A folder does not a valid case make; a folder with an intro.txt does.

Also, you have to actually run the case menu. Once you are using intro.txt in the game folder, pywright doesn't assume anything about what you want to do. You could have an entire game that doesn't use cases at all, and just lives in the game folder for instance. Or you might make your own case selection and not use the built in one at all. So it sets the variables, and then with nothing else to do, exits.

To run the casemenu, add the "casemenu" command to the end of the script.

Sorry for the poorly documented feature. There are a lot of those in PyWright these days…

Post edited 6:14 pm – February 26, 2010 by saluk

Ah, right; it only does checking in the automatic mode. Yeah, I am trying to be in depth about why stuff works the way it does to help the documentation too Moving this out of the "irritating bugs" topic.

(Arg, the move screwed things up majorly. I thought it would move everything underneath but it didnt. I'm just going to copy my original reply to there…)