Only one image, but yes, lots of links. How could it not have them?

There are two related parts:

I'm a Sci-Fi/Horror/Fantasy writer with an interest in using Twine to provide another way for my stories to be enjoyed.  I've done some research; compared it to Inform, looked at examples, read the w…

Just a script for a project that I'm working on. No visuals or anything fancy yet, just the story.

Ah my bad, I'm using Sugarcane. Sorry that I forgot to mention that! lol.

Thanks! Yes, I'll definitely do that!

Yeah, pretty much.

Well, yes, you would miss out on any new features added to SugarCube 2.x if you stuck with 1.x.  That said, if the project you're working on now is done (or largely so) by that point, then it's a moo…

Concerned I'll still miss out on future code updates if I don't update though.

Thank you.

Claretta wrote:

Will there be an easy way to revert the UI changes to the old SugarCube?

I'm trying (emphasis on trying lol) to get text to appear outside the main passage. I want to be able to place this text where ever I need to (I also need to do this in several different areas, so th…

I'm having a few issues with beating the SugarCube UI into submission.

In my story I'm ok with the passage fading at a different rate as it suits the aesthetic I'm going for.

Okay. I'm working on another assignment at the moment so once I finish that I'll try your suggestion and get back to you. Thanks for the reply.

Sounds like something that'd be covered by this proposed format.js extension feature: https://bitbucket.org/klembot/twinejs/issue/70/extend-formatjs-specification-so-story

TheMadExile wrote:

I assume you're referring to a passage link.  Also, your HTML markup is erroneous (i.e. this bit: src="Images/UI/Home.png"="39px").

Yeah, it's not so much a webfont-specific thing as any asset. if there's no ftp: or https: or http: or whatever:  before your //, it can't work--and worse, file:/// automatically tells your browser t…