This method may work when the users is using the View Source option but wont stop someone using the browser's built-in developer tools from dumping the DOM into a file which will result in them havin…

nicolem wrote:

Hi Claretta,

I cannot get the fade to black to work for the life of me. Linked below (because no matter how much I compress this folder it's too big to be attached) is the folder containing the project file I'm t…

Alright, that's probably what I'm going to do. I tried using a variable and it works, so that's good. The sad part is I now have to go think up names for a bunch of new variables. Blehhh. :P Oh well,…

I might actually be able to help with this one. You can randomize it first and assign it to a tempVariable and then use the tempVariable in place of the other.

The simplest way to do what you're asking would be to first randomise a variable to 1, 2 or 3, then:

I probably should have specified that the example is a simplified version of what I want to do. The actual message is much longer and has many more options in the nested either, so writing it over an…

im affraid this will make some issue in the future, such as saving file in SugarCube maybe ? but better wait for advice from the expert for this  ;D

Remember Twine isn't exclusively Harlowe. Some things may be more possible in other story formats. That said, yes, you're just typing it wrong.

I'm in the process of moving over a game I started making in Quest over to Twine (Twine is a lot easier to use for gamebooks I've found), and I've run into a problem. I'm trying to have either macros…

By the way... if anyone is interested... I have accidentally found a way to keep the HTML hidden. If you care, that is. From what I have seen most people are cool with the source code being out there…

nicolem wrote:

That's obviously distressing to read. A lot of the focus on 2.0.3 was on fixing bugs that caused data loss, so it's frustrating first of all to hear this is still happening to people, and secondly to…

If it is showing black, and clearing your cache didn't work, then your css must be telling it to display black somewhere. So if there is any doubling up of css occuring, you could just snip out the o…

Well in simple terms, all it's doing is transitioning to a pure black background and making everything else on top of the background invisible during the transition.

Claretta wrote:

Thank you, Claretta (and of course also Nicolem). I had for some reason a Style.css. I deleted it. Still getting the same problem, but I think I have an idea I can explore. I was using a local SugarC…

LucienLachance wrote:

Yes!!  Perfect. I see the black one.