Hey there hero member! I do see the difference that your code has added to the Pneuma set, and yes that has fixed the disaster part.

Wow. That is remarkably close! Let me see if I can use it on SugarCube. 

Unless you reeallly want to use Harlowe, there's no compelling reason for Twine 2 over Twine 1.

The way of passing a Twine file back and forth seems inappropriate for students since they're likely going to be at a point when they want to both work on something at once, and that is not possible …

For the Twine 1.x StoryIncludes feature to work the code that assembles the story passages together to create your HTML file needs to be able to process the contents of the other (TWS) files referenc…

Are there any equivalents to the StoryIncludes feature in 2.x? I'm helping to organize a bunch of student teams to work in pairs to make their own Twine games, and my gut sense is that we should stic…

That's perfect, thank you.

Hello everyone,

If you are willing to lose the ability to use (transition: "dissolve") in your story then you could hack the related 'transition in' CSS so it works the same way (transition: "instant&…

I'm sure this isn't the best way, but I figured out a rather hacky way of doing it just using Harlowe macros. (live: 100ms)[<br />(stop:)<br />(t8n: &quot;instant&quot;)[This text…

It's currently just the normal <<playsound>> macros out of the sound macro you updated.

Oh!  That is interesting.  I didn't try this with a monospace font.  Going over to try it now.

greyelf wrote:

Well spotted. I hadn't checked engine.js. I guess on some level I assumed it would be modular and not baked in.

The notes on the next release of Harlowe (1.1.0) has a new (css:) macro which seems to do what you want. Information about a downloadable version of Twine 2.03 with a beta copy of Harlowe 1.1.0 can b…

Haunted wrote: I've also had trouble finding the responsible code in Twine's .css and .js files.

[quote]It works a little bit.  It's cutting off the letters because it's putting it on the screen in tiny squares vs. at the beginning/end of letter.  If that makes sense.  It's more apparent if you …

Right now I'm using HTML, like Moses carved the tablets: &lt;span class=&quot;thing&quot;&gt;text&lt;/span&gt;

When a link loads a new page, I want it to happen without a transition effect. I can't seem to disable the default fade between pages. I've tried a number of older solutions that don't seem to work a…

Just ran into this today. Unlike Markdown, Harlowe does not recognize \ as an escape character. You have to enclose the characters you want suppressed in ` marks instead.