To be specific, Harlow has a macro format of ()[]

You're still not closing your if macro as I described in my last post.

So I thought maybe I need to put the fourth line in its own passage so that (display:) would work better. And I think it has, but now I get a message that says "'TrueMacros' Undefined"

I find the Harlowe parenthesis system difficult to understand compared to simple <<if>> macros, but I believe you're not properly closing off the (if: statement. Judging by the documentat…

Okay... this is probably absolutely butchered, but I set the variables for the witness passages, and here is my line for the fourth link.

I've been reading the Harlowe documentation and the forums, but I still haven't quite found what I need to make my game work.

Hey!

Hey, I saw your post over at Intfiction and wanted to see if anyone had followed up here.

Can you include an example of your latest passages that don't work?

I'm afraid I don't understand. I think I get some of what you're doing here, but I'm missing something that is necessary to put it all together. How do I set it as "Logic"?

Ok, I can see that.

In SugarCube this can be easily done by using the (visited) function, but I don't know enough about Harlowe to say how to do that there.

Hello fellow Twiners (Twinees?),

The final file is too big to attach on the forums, but I fixed your story and got it to work by:

greyelf wrote:

After messing around with (link:) and (live:) in Harlowe, I thought it might be neat to make a Twine useless box. So I made:

Thanks a bunch, man! This totally helps. I appreciate your thoroughness. You saved me a lot of trouble, I'm glad I asked around.

That doesn't seem to work, because the panel's content is still nested in the parent passage.

Sharpe, is this sort of like what you had in mind? It works!

I think, given the fact that you're on a deadline, what you probably want to do for this is to either use SugarCube (http://www.motoslave.net/sugarcube/docs/macros.html#macros-replace) or use Harlowe…