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Variables that have their value set in an init python block are not saved, loaded, and do not participate in rollback, unless the object the variable refers to is changed.
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The define statement sets a single variable in the default store to a value at init time. For example::
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is equivalent to::
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One advantage of using the define statement is that it records the filename and line number at which the assignment occured, and makes that available to the navigation feature of the launcher.
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Names in the Store
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The default place that Ren'Py stores Python variables is called the store. It's important to make sure that the names you use in the store do not conflict.
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The define statement assigns a value to a variable, even when it's used to define a character. This means that it's not possible to use the same name for a character and a flag.
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The following faulty code::
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will not work, because the variable `e` is being used as both a character and a flag. Other things that are usually placed into the store are transitions and transforms.
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