I should be able to define Global Variables. Like so: https://i.imgur.com/azdm5UV.png If functions are defined at a global scope, why can't I have variables that are defined at a global scope? I guess I could workaround this by defining a global function that simply returns the constant variable, but still would like to request this feature....

Help me pls Im new to python in general and i cant figure out why my code isnt working ive unlocked all the necessary components to make this work so idk anymore def main(): if can_harvest(): harvest() if get_ground_type() != Grounds.Turf: till() if get_ground_type() == Grounds.Soil: plant(Entities.Carrots) use_item(Items.Water_Tank) trade(Items.Carrot_Seed, 10) if num_items(Items.Water_Tank) <= 50: trade(Items.Empty_Tank, 100) for y in range(4): if y % 2 == 0: # Even rows: Move east (left to right)...

I just wanted to throw this out to the community quick before purchasing, since I've been burned recently on an abandoned early access game. If I get good vibes from the community, I'll definitely buy!

I am trying to write a messy code block to navigate the maze, Not looking for changes to the code, just clueless on WHY my variables aren't storing def pos(): last = [0] def find(): x = [get_pos_x()] y = [get_pos_y()] pos() find() while True: while last != 3 and move(North): the last line prints " last has never been defined, you must assign a value to a variable before using it." If i change the variables to global variables, they don't update like I need them to, they simply set o...

I'm stuck progressing as I don't know what the symbol is for the unlocks e.g. speed 1000% -> 1100%. It looks like an orange seed, lots of them in a pile, but its not pumpkin, carrot or sunflower. Any help please?