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Can scripts be used for Twine code?
I'm just wondering whether scripts can be used for Twine code, and if so how would they be called? I've got a couple of procedures that I want to use, but I'd ideally prefer them to be 'modular' if that makes sense.
I'd have the actual passage, and then when it comes to what should and shouldn't be displayed I'd simply call the passage that has the actual Twine script in it as opposed to it breaking the 'flow' of my text as much. There's also the possibility that doing this would mean that I wouldn't have to mess around with the formatting of the text so much due to 'whitespace'.
Can this be done, and if so would it make any difference to the formatting of the text?
I'd have the actual passage, and then when it comes to what should and shouldn't be displayed I'd simply call the passage that has the actual Twine script in it as opposed to it breaking the 'flow' of my text as much. There's also the possibility that doing this would mean that I wouldn't have to mess around with the formatting of the text so much due to 'whitespace'.
Can this be done, and if so would it make any difference to the formatting of the text?
Comments
Yes, this is OK, but you should give the displayed passage the "nobr" tag to eliminate the vertical whitespace.