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> >As you found out, Twine uses several plugins to get things going. It
> >would be needed, to add all of them to a "vanilla" TW, to get the same
> >behaviour. IMO interactive stories are quite complex. So the Twine
> >program abstracts this complexity away and exports to TW.
>
Yes, I see th
On Jul 4, 11:51 am, Sonda wrote:
> Twine makes use of macros called <>, <>, <> in order to do
> so, but they obviously don't work in TW.
> The document "conditional_story" is what you get if you try to import the
> Twine-generated file in TW.
As you found out, Twine uses several plugins to get thi
Thank you, I didn't know that method, but what I'd like to achieve is
slightly different:
as shown in the attached document "conditional_story_jonah", you get (or
don't get) to see a tiddler depending on which tiddlers you visited before.
Twine makes use of macros called <>, <>, <> in order to d
See recent https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/SEIPnAVxRA0
On Friday, 29 June 2012 20:50:00 UTC+10, Sonda wrote:
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> Hi, i'm new here and firstly I'd like to give to the community a huge
> THANKS for developing such a wonderful tool.
>
> Recently I've been impressed by Twine's poss
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