Yeah, you're right, Claretta. flipLyric, it occurs to me that if you had only had a single stylesheet passage, then at least one of the errors would have been very obvious, if the entire stylesheet p…

Pneuma wrote:

Oh wow, SucarCube is a hell of a thing. I'm definitely gonna play around with that.  A few questions:

Oh, that's good thinking, Claretta. I was focused on "how should they make it TOTALLY SELF-CONTAINED?" as the problem to solve.

Wouldn't it be better to create the add-on as its own separate passage and then just use a print passage function to display it where you want it?

Hi, I was hoping someone out there with a little more programming expertise might have some ideas about how to take some information from a passage, say it were certain options or inventory related i…

That may not be an issue if the exam was designed so that you got no feedback while playing as to which answer was correct (like a typical multiple choice exam).

This blog post discusses how to add Howler to Twine: http://videlais.com/2014/01/18/using-html5-audio-in-twine/

To be safe you could also change the default CSS directly in the HTML after story publish in the final version. I might end up doing something like that, just to avoid duplication and clean up the HT…

caberg wrote:

i'm new with Twine 2.0 and i'm using SugarCube, is there any problems if load save data on same game but have different version?

I am noticing exactly what asasparrow is reporting, on OSX/Chrome. Nothing in the Console so far, but I will keep you appraised.

Okay, actually... just to confirm, I've uploaded two screenshots, one with Bleached enabled, and one with Bleached disabled but Bookish working. And what you're seeing is the black one?

Weird, when I copy that into a new story, it works just fine. If you start a new story, and do the same, does it still break?

Sharpe wrote:

You're putting too much thought into this. ;-)

Hey Marysue - could you provide an example? Sorry, just can't get it... thank you!

Oh, and in case you're a bit newer to Twine than I assumed when writing the above example, instead of using "$color" or whatever, you might have a "$score" variable with code some…

It's been a long time since I messed with Twine and I hardly recall how to do really much of anything with it.

Hi everyone,