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Re: (Partial) Text Adventure Questions
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2016 4:50 am
by raidho36
We won't debate, promise!
Just tell what is it.
Re: (Partial) Text Adventure Questions
Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2016 1:49 pm
by Zireael
On topic: LOVE has a library for using xml files:
https://love2d.org/wiki/libxml
You could store the content in an xml and load it when needed.
Re: (Partial) Text Adventure Questions
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2016 7:52 am
by SiENcE
@JGAberrance First you should take a look at
Twine...it it can do the job for you. If not, use it as banching editor and write our own runtime. This works really well at least for my game.
Re: (Partial) Text Adventure Questions
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2016 11:31 pm
by JGAberrance
SiENcE wrote:@JGAberrance First you should take a look at
Twine...it it can do the job for you. If not, use it as banching editor and write our own runtime. This works really well at least for my game.
Yes, I've been using Twine to organize my story. It is extremely helpful, but is not at all what I want for actually running my game.
Re: (Partial) Text Adventure Questions
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 11:07 am
by SiENcE
JGAberrance wrote:SiENcE wrote:@JGAberrance First you should take a look at
Twine...it it can do the job for you. If not, use it as banching editor and write our own runtime. This works really well at least for my game.
Yes, I've been using Twine to organize my story. It is extremely helpful, but is not at all what I want for actually running my game.
What could you need else?
You could use Twine tags for your own needs. For example...i use the // // to add an image, do scripting, check conditions and add results to the Twine texts.
To change the font or colors in a Text I use the {} tags.
A Node in Twine:
//image npc1_mummy.png//
{white}Rappok: {green}Ah uh, who {even}are {uneven}you?
//color {0, 199, 150, 255}//
//condition { pc={ {'Kturim','remove'}, {'Harro'}, }, }//
[[I\'m Kturim, the 16s son of Rak\'shala. Whats up?|Link1]]
//condition { pc={'Harro'}, nopc={'Shandrala','Tula'}, }//
[[Harro from the dome city of Nurrak. And who are you?|Link1]]
//condition { pc={ {'Tula','remove'}, {'Harro'}, }, }//
[[I\'m Tula of Lesh-541. And you?|Link1]]
//condition { pc='Vuolo' }//
[[Who wants to know this?|Link1]]
//color {224, 199, 150, 255}//
[[Let\'s start with you. Who are you?|Link5]]
//image npc1_mummy.png//
{white}Rappok: {green}You might need something to open the door. The stick of the doorswitch was removed that no one can get out this grave site.
Do you have some money?
//condition { check = function(value)
return (value['money'] >= 99 and value['money'] <= 100)
end }
//
[[Yes, you have some 5 bucks.|Link1.3]]
[[I guess You don\'t have the stick?|Link1.2]]
Of couse...for all this you need to write an interpreter. But Twine using as base editing tools suites really well. No need todo xml...or write your own editor. You can export the "source code" (raw texts)....and read it using a Twine library (like this
https://github.com/bensku/twine-lua). There might be other as well.
Re: (Partial) Text Adventure Questions
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 8:45 pm
by JGAberrance
Twine has a few limitations that made me shy away from using it to create something.
I'm not adverse to using it as a editing tool however as I do love Twine for that. The library you linked could be very helpful. Thanks very much.