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How do you make a toggle between two states?
Remember how Porpentine's "With Those We Love Alive" let you click a word on the screen, then it became a second word, then a third word, until you found the one you liked?
Could someone recommend a good way way to do that in Twine 2.0 Harlowe? I have regular in-page clicks down but I wonder what the best way is to make something permanently clickable even after you have clicked it and made something happen.
I found this but wonder if there is easier syntax. Also when I tried it, it threw a "(print:) macro needs 1 more value" error.
https://gist.github.com/s2tephen/459de15106f66ce67e53
Could someone recommend a good way way to do that in Twine 2.0 Harlowe? I have regular in-page clicks down but I wonder what the best way is to make something permanently clickable even after you have clicked it and made something happen.
I found this but wonder if there is easier syntax. Also when I tried it, it threw a "(print:) macro needs 1 more value" error.
https://gist.github.com/s2tephen/459de15106f66ce67e53
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Because Sensor Macros like (click:) are designed to be single use only you have to re-attache the sensor for it to be become click-able again.
Newbie question, but: If we could somehow figure out how to condense a cycling link into a single macro, like (cycle:), would the pull request be welcome on Bit Bucket? Or is that just not a good idea?
something like (cycle:) could be useful, though also if (click:) and ?hookNames were not a one-use-only thing, that would also be helpful
Yeah, that is a good point. What if there was just a variant of (click:) that kept the click permanent instead of one-shot? Like (click-keep:). It would make so many things easy.