I've realized the problem is with infinite inventory size, or arsenal size. How do you put "and a sword" at the end of the list when the player picks up a sword, then have that same sword g…

You could compile your game into .exe with NW.JS

Zionviller wrote:

SahibdeepNann wrote:

I have been inspired by Twine for at least a year now, and having gone back to it just recently I decided to create a Windows application called TwinEdit. Because I have always criticised Twine for h…

Ok first off, thanks for the quick replies! So following what you showed greyelf, I got the basic look coming together, but when I set my browser to full size I noticed that it no longer fits the scr…

So I've made this collection of games called Come to Bag:

Hi Eaturbrainz,

So I've been trying to get this figured out today, but I'm still a bit confused on how to achieve the desired look for my game. I've seen templates that altered the positions and such, but I'm not qu…

Cheers for the comments, Nicolem.

The topic of selectively changing Harlowe's background colour has come up before a couple of times.

greyelf, I want to marry you. You've just spared me hundreds of kilowatts of effort. I was going to start working on an inventory system... wait, wait. I just realized it's a different thing. Thanks …

fractoluminous wrote:

It's still possible to use text editing, just takes a bit of setup.

I assume you're referring to a widget macro to shorten what you have to type?

Please note you can't just plug Harlowe's CSS into SugarCube. You'd have to identify the elements on the SugarCube page you want to change (mostly body, the UI, and the UI border), and then change th…

MoonByte wrote:

Claretta wrote:

MoonByte wrote: I even saved the file into the folder where the index.html is, it also can't seem to find the .css there.

Well, think of it this way.