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I learned so much over two years of writing a project in SugarCube (as well as recently finishing converting a ChoiceScript project over to SC), and received a lot of active and passive support from SC veterans on the Twine discord server. Recommended proofing formats ( illume for word-counting, and dotgraph for flow-diagram) are included in the 'storyformats_fortweego.zip' file.

But you are of course free to use other editors that have support for those languages and/or are easier for your workflow.

In addition, there is the option to 'Open In Integrated Terminal' to have a built-in command line access to use windows batch file or other compiling scripts. VSCode also has extensions available for ChoiceScript (by Stephen Grenade) and Ink. I recommend VSCode if only for Cyrus Firheir's Twee 3 Language Tools extension for that editor.

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The compiler will generate/suggest another value when you first try to compile this code collection. Please note that I purposely removed the IFID value in the storydata.tw file. So I'm only preparing a version of code based on my workflow that relies on Tweego compiler to generate the final index.html.

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Since the latest upgrade of Twine desktop app and webapp, I have not been able to use them as easily as before, either running into issue of the app not changing default format to SugarCube or crashing. But hopefully the updated code is at least more useful to those with some familiarity with ChoiceScript, SugarCube, and maybe Javascript in general. That will make sure that the $Achievments variable is initialized as an object if it doesn't already exist, and then it will remember it even when a new game is started or loaded.Īnd then add this to your JavaScript section: I cannot make this code collection friendly to absolute beginners. To make that work optimally, first, in your StoryInit passage, put this: > Possibly a bit easier, you could use the $Achievments variable to store any information about achievements in the game or unlocking 'new game +' using the > macro (instead of the > macro). This example only carries the player's coins over. Normally, this would be on your end game passage. NewGamePlus /* If NG+ coins is defined, initialize $coins to its value. zero normally, something non-zero under a NG+. Now add whatever the default value should be to the exisiting Normally, it will be undefined at this point, however, underĪ NG+ start it will already have a value courtesy of the If $coins is undefined, initialize it to zero. Wikifier.wikifyEval(Story.get('NewGamePlus').text) Īdd this to your passages or create them: Handle applying the New Game+ data to the new game. Setup.NewGamePlus = storage.get('NewGamePlus') Įvaluate the `NewGamePlus` special passage, which will Load the New Game+ data into a `setup` property and then In this example, because it's both persistent and helpsĪny other persistent storage medium could be used. SugarCube's internal `KeyValueStore` API. The `storage` variable is a persistent instance of Post this in your Javascript: /* New Game+ Handling Module */

This existed on the old QA site, but I've reposted it here so people can take a look at it.

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Looking to create a New Game Plus for your Twine game / story? It's a very popular game feature, and it's perfectly doable with Sugarcube.īelow is an example on how to do this, courtesy of TheMadExile.

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