I was looking through and I saw some formats for Twine 1 and the sugar-thing, but nothing came up for Twine 2 Harlowe.  Sooo... since my brain was starting to cry trying to figure out where I was and…

InspectorCaracal wrote:

I'm making a minigame with only a few screens, and am fairly new to twine (Using twine 1, sugarcane, mac osx)

I can answer at least a couple of these for you!

Thanks so much! yep, i just switched to sugarcube and it's already solved a couple issues, and I'll take a look at the thread.

You can view the source of any Twine game since they're just HTML files.

Using Twine 2.0 in-browser, harlowe format, making my first game! hello everyone!

Personally I'd recommend Twine 1 (eve though I've used it more, so I'm a bit biased). This is just because of the greater amount of documentation/macros for Twine 1. Though it mostly depends on what …

daterre wrote:

Re: saving.

Thank you, this is definitely very useful. I too use the 1.x Twee format to integrate Twine stories in a different environment. Lack of export is only part of the problem when migrating to Twine 2, t…

Claretta wrote:

If you were to use a "Portable" browser, or re-configure your browser on both the desktop and notebook (or whichever other device), you can achieve a reasonable workaround.

I will say, however, that I really love some of the Twine 2 features. I use the "start story from this passage for debugging" feature all the time. Don't know if Twine 1 does that.

Claretta wrote:

The answer will depend on what visual styling and features you're after.

If you've done any custom CSS I doubt it would be overwritten.

Ok guys, want to help a newbie?

I am new to Twine.  Should I start out using Twine 1 or Twine 2?  (I already posted this in the 2.x Help forum but it's also appropriate for this forum!)

Hi! I'm wondering how I could edit the credits text (where it say "this game was made with Twine and Sugarcube"). I was digging for an answer to my question and found this thread: http://tw…