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+ | <- [[Editing Passages]] --------- [[Finishing Up And Proofing Your Work]]-> | ||
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- | In Twine 1.4.2 or above (unreleased), the program will ask you, when you build your story, if it can automatically import all of the external images used in the story - the images referred to by URLs. | + | In Twine 1.4.2 or above, the program will ask you, when you close a passage, if it can automatically import the external images used in it - the images referred to by URLs. |
Image assets appear in your story as passages with teal titles: | Image assets appear in your story as passages with teal titles: | ||
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So, anywhere that a url() attribute can be used, the [img] syntax can be deployed. | So, anywhere that a url() attribute can be used, the [img] syntax can be deployed. | ||
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+ | =====Story Formats===== | ||
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+ | You can get big style firepower out of using different [[story format|Story Formats]]. [[story format|Details about Story Formats appear earlier in this reference sequence.]] | ||
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+ | <- [[Editing Passages]] --------- [[Finishing Up And Proofing Your Work]]-> | ||