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I've been muddling this over in my head for a week, and I think this is the solution I've come up with: Each player object has a dictionary of slots in which clothing items can appear; each slot is a deque (from collections, as above). A very basic object might look something like this: player = {&q...

I'm sorry it took me so long to respond to this. -_- Right now it is Very Late and it would be a mistake for me to do any real coding, but for now I can direct you to Python's collections module (which is built-in; you can just import it without having to deal with pip), which provides structures li...

Ah, I get you. Hm. I think in that circumstance I'd just implement it as a list, and walk the list to see what's ultimately visible. So in your example, you'd have ["sports bra", "dress", "bolero jacket"] "sports bra" has ["upper back", "chest&q...

Ultimately, I think you're going to need a reference table regardless unless you're very verbose with your variable names. As for putting on/taking off clothes, I was assuming that any given item of clothing would be associated with an integer that determined what parts of the body it covered, with ...

This is a purely idle thought, but you might find an advantage in encoding this into binary, where each location gets a place in the number. So, for example: Forward scalp: (place) 1 Rear scalp: 2 Left side scalp: 3 Right side scalp: 4 Left ear: 5 Right ear: 6 Forehead: 7 Left eye: 8 Right eye: 9 Le...

Not 100%! There is also me, An Snake.