I like to write text of music with twine (a sort of karaoke)

nicolem, I'm pretty new to webfonts, so I didn't realize that would be an issue. I was going to share the game with just the .html file, but now I realize I need to host it. I uploaded the test.html …

Regarding webfonts: It might be helpful to take a look at the actual code. Are you loading the file:/// url in your browser? If so, it probably won't let you load the webfont with // for security rea…

Hi,

So I've been messing around with my UI stuff lately and I have another issue where I want to make my image a link.

Woah. TBH I kind of forgot about this thread for a while. I don't know the policy on thread-bumping here, but I'd just like to give a pre-emptive thanks. I haven't tried any of the stuff you guys sug…

The main thing is that images must be where you tell Twine they are.

I don't know a way at the moment, if you could tell me that would be great! Sorry if this thread turns out to be irrelevant.

temnix wrote:

The error message is saying when the Twine application goes to open your mb.html to import it that it can't find either the file or the directory.

Reply sent.  Though the takeaway is that it sounds like you didn't apply both of the rulesets, specifically #passages (which shouldn't be confused with .passage).

I've been turning it every which way, but all my ideas either involve a lot of conditionals or require advanced scripting knowledge. Maybe here somebody can help me out.

I'm writing a story, and there are, I don't know, 50 or so passages so far. Scrolling through the map is getting choppy. Looks like a memory issue, but come on, I have an adequate laptop.

Don't want to post public screenshots of my WIP work so I sent you a PM.

Since it's only going to be used in certain passages, I'd probably suggest making it into a widget.  For example (goes in a widget tagged passage): <br />/% &lt;&lt;ore GAIN_PERCENT GAI…

Hi

sub-Q is coming.

Oh you're right! I did intend to print the amount of ore lost/gained instead of total, I was thinking myself in circles haha thank you so much.

I know there's one way of doing it and it's the same way to apply fonts to certain lines of text. (set: $passageColor to (color: #htmlnumber))<br />$passageColor[ [[Begin|Begin]] ]

Should this happen on every passage or only some?  Also, you were printing the total ore, not the gain/loss as it seems you intended.