&lt;div class=&quot;bbQuote&quot; studios link=topic=2666.msg8654#msg8654 date=1429652081&gt;311 wrote: &lt;blockquote&gt;<br />[move]HEY [/move] ok so i was wonderin…

[move]HEY  [/move] ok so i was wondering how to make a next passage button so i don't have to do next next2 next3 next4 etc and i was wondering if i could make a button like the button in A Dark Room…

Hello there!

I'm currently using 1.x with SugarCube because I need StoryIncludes; however, if that feature (or something equivalent) will be added to 2.x soon, then perhaps I should switch to 2.x now, while my pr…

As you can see from the third example, a variable based hook gets it's hook name from the variable's current value. <br />(set: $var to &quot;somevalue&quot;)<br />|thetag&gt;…

So, I've got a handle on most of the macros in the Harlowe documentation, except (hook:). "This macro, when attached to a hook, give it a specified name. It's equivalent to attaching a tag like …

To give you specific code, if you want, for example, to change the background image to a background that's in the same folder as your Twine 2 application, it'd go something like this: <br />htm…

You can use font squirrel to convert any font types to WOFF.

There are many 8bit looking fonts, this article talks about some of them.

sorry i don't understand can you use some example code?

http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-image.asp

Don't you just want to write a passage with <<if>> macros and <<set>> $variables?

you undo the strap on your backpack viweing the contents in you backpack <<< like that i want kinda like a if stamens that if you have a sword or an apple you see them in your backpack...? I…

I'm just curious if there's much difference between this loading method and the old <<loadsound>> macro you made?

Those are fairly broad questions so I'll just give broad answers.

Help with headers to paragraphs and changing fonts size mid paragraph  basically I'm using a main menu code and its not yet ascetically pleasing in my java script bin i have

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For anyone looking into something similar to what I was doing here: <div> is what you are looking for to get this setup working. Happy I figured it out lol, and thought I'd share in case anyone…

Claretta wrote:

All right, I'm giving up on that story. No need to answer.