<<endif>>

Warning

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<<endif>> closes the usage of the <<if>> macro.

Usage

The <<if>> macro can be used in formats like these:

<<if expression>> Text <<endif>>
<<if expression>> Text <<else>> Text <<endif>>
<<if expression>> Text <<else if expression>> Text ... <<endif>>

expression is an expression that can evaluate to true or false. Text is any amount of passage text that you wish to display only if the condition is true. <<endif>> is a macro tag indicating the end of the <<if>> macro invocation.

Note that the Text can contain any Twine code, including an inner <<if>> invocation:

<<if $body is "wounded">>You are <<if $blood <= 5>>about to die<<else>>bleeding<<endif>>. Seek help <<endif>>