So I have a class, character(), and a subclass, npc(character). They look like this:
class character():
def __init__(self,name,desc):
self.name = name
self.desc = desc
self.attr = ""
#large list of attributes not defined by parameters
and
class npc(character):
def __init__(self,greetings,topics):
self.greetings = greetings
self.topics = topics
character.__init__(self)
self.pockets = []
#more attributes specific to the npc subclass not defined by parameters
however, when I call an attribute from 'Character' that should exist (or so I think) in 'Npc', like 'name' or 'desc' or 'attr', I get a "does not exist/is undefined" error. Am I just not doing inheritance right? What's going on here? Am I mixing up attributes and parameters?