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[Scripting Question] Trainer Card Scripting Issues

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    OK SO I'm REALLY REALLY REALLY REAALY a SUPER NOOB when it comes to scripting, and I've been fine up to this point in Essentials making events and such no problem. However, now I'm getting ready to start my first Gym Battle, or create it I should say. Now in my game I want there to get 2 types of badges you collect, Gym Badges and Colosseum Badges. There are 8 Gym Badges and 4 C Badges (Just abbreviated for time. I successfully made the pages for both male and female Trainers, and split the pages up into a front and back with proper commands to switch back and forth between each. HOWEVER...the badges don't show up on the second page where I want them. I've tried mixture after mixture after mixture to get the badges to at least show up on the page so I can position them, but they won't I'll post my full Trainer Card script so you guys can see where I'm at now. Please help XD.

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    Now I am going change the text to show like Hall of Fame and Pokedex completion as well which is why the text is on the def pbStartSceneBack still, I was going to tinker with that later, but if anyone can help me get the badges showing I would really appreciate it
     
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    Two things I want to mention.
    Firstly, Please put code in
    Code:
     tags. It preserves indents which makes reading code so much easier. It should look like this:
    [HTML][CODE]Blah Blah code
    [/HTML]
    Which gives you:
    Code:
    Blah Blah code

    Secondly, I'm having trouble visualizing what you are trying to do? Can you show a screen shot of what you do have? Or a mockup of what you want it to look like?
    I did help someone else with something similar, where they had multiple sets of badges and wanted them to all show up on the front.
    Here's the thread, might help a bit, but once again, I can't really see what you are trying to make.
     
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