An Tutorial To Twine Macros: If, Set, and Click

Well, I tested it with this piece of code: &lt;&lt;set $a to &quot;mewo&quot;&gt;&gt;<br />&lt;&lt;set $b to &quot;gir&quot;&gt;&gt;<br />&…

Claretta wrote:

temnix wrote:

MoonByte wrote:

MoonByte wrote:

In some scripting languages, you can do things like

It works during testing, but once I punlish it, it disappears (but I have to confess, I don't exactly understand how to make a directory folder for the finished game anyway, so that might be my fault…

I am really wishing I'd participated in Twiny Jam!

TheMadExile wrote:

I'd like to make a table that goes:

It's not much help for right now, but passage-specific CSS changer macros are in the works for a future version of Harlowe.

While Claretta's answer works, it's pretty simple to use (history:) for this. (if: (history:) contains &quot;Examine Head&quot; and &quot;Examine Torso&quot; and &quot;Examine Fee…

Suppose the player acquires a few items in the course of the game I later want to remove or transform. E.g. silk pants, silk shoes and silk hat. I would normally record the fact that he has them with…

That's not my macro (Claretta wrote it, not I).  Beyond that, the macro in question was not written to accept a wiki link as an argument, the link text and the passage name are given separately.  For…

(Talking about Sugarcane now.) When trying to build and test a story, it suddenly begins to throw up this message:

Right, I'll look there.

Currently I am using body {<br />background-color: #000000;<br />}

Thanks for the replies! 

Fortuna wrote: