Choices
Table of contents
Writing
To add choices to dialogue, tab lines below, starting with a >>>
.
Are you sure about that?
>>> Yes.
>>> No.
>>> Maybe.
You can write dialogue underneath these lines, so long as it’s tabbed.
journey_man: Where to, traveler?
>>> East.
We go eastward.
@sfx wind_002
=> east
->>> West.
We go westward.
@sfx dust_storm
=> west
>>> North.
journey_man: The cost north is extra. Will you pay?
>>> Yes, here you go. {{money >= 5}}
$money -= 5
>>> I don't have money, but I need to get there. {{money < 5}}
journey_man: Meh, all right, let's go.
=> north
>>> Hmm, nevermind.
journey_man: Suit yourself.
Conditions
Choices can have {{Conditions}}
.
guard: Sorry, can't let you in without the password.
>>> Doop a doop. {{has_password}}
guard: Hmm.
@sfx door_clanking_open
=> enter_the_club
>>> Uhm... err... quack-quack?
guard: Get the hell out of here.
=> back_to_street
>>> Oh, well, I don't know it.
=> back_to_street
Single line shortcuts
You can place a =>
on the same line, for convenience.
If there are tabbed lines, the =>
will be called last.
Where to?
>>> East => east
>>> West => west
>>> North => north
All right, north we go.
While not advisable, as it’s hard to read, you can use ||
to write tabbed lines on the same line.
Where to?
>>> East. man: All right, east we go. || @sfx east || ~dir = "east" || => east
>>> North. ((man: Okay, north it is. || @sfx north || ~dir = "north"|| => north