Egghead21 (7)

@AHulot It's okay
I've started a project that will take up to majority of my time.

@Egghead21 I put myInt instead of myString, and it worked!
Thanks

@AlexanderBirabe i didn't knwo it was that simple thanks

@AlexanderTarn Bro its private so we can't see any of it.
There is nothing there

@AlexanderTarn
aRe yoU coNfUsiNg tHem uP?
grammar 100

@AlexanderTarn ay hey alex

@AHulot Okay, thanks!

cool!
can I collaborate on corruption as well?
I can help with storyline, grammar, and some basic code.
I'm not very skilled, but I have collaborated with alexandertarn before on a RPG

you can put the input section in the main file, but store the input in a different file:

config.personinput = input('')

sorry- I only really do pyhton

never mind, solbed

@AlexanderBirabe I'm confused- why would i wan't to isolate a number- do you mean the string part?

@AlexanderBirabe what is the myString thing do?
it isn't a list- so would it be myInt?

okay, thanks!

@MrEconomical I need to try to put a local list and append that to the txt file, and it won't let me put a list directly into the txt file.

@vickyhappy
You can't change main.py, but you can make a new file.

You can right click the file, then click rename

okay

@Baconman321 Global variables don't allow you to pass information between folders. Create a new folder, and make the variable there

folder1's name will be config.
So in folder 1(with the variable):
feedback = ''

and then in your input section:
config.feedback = input(': ')

This would set config.feedback- the feedback variable from config- to the input. Then, you can display it by using-
print(config.feedback)

This should work.

@AlexanderTarn Thanks! Any suggestions?

Maybe you need to put the data into a list. Could you print out the feedback after I submit it?

BTW i love phantom forces