Twine Workshop
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Twine is a tool for telling interactive stories. It allows the creation of passages that are sections of writing and routes in the story. Passages are linked through hyperlinks that allow the reader to navigate from one passage to another based on their choices. Twine supports formatting text, including italics, bold, and underline. It also has special passages for things like the story title and author. Stories can be formatted in different ways, like showing one passage at a time or in a timeline. Twine includes features like forcing choices, reusing text from other passages, variables to track in-story values, conditions to check variables, and images. Once a story is built, it can be published by saving it as an HTML
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Twine Workshop
- 1. Twine A great way to tell interactive stories
- 3. Choose Your Own Adventure++ with macros!
- 4. Passages ● A section of writing ● A route Twine passages are both
- 5. Ye Olde Passage Your feet are swollen. Continue walking (turn to page 20) Pass out (turn to page 42)
- 6. Hyperlinks Your feet are swollen. ● Continue walking ● Pass out
- 7. Pass Out You pass out, animals come by and lick you.
- 8. Continue Walking You keep walking, your feet begin to bleed.
- 9. In Twine, we link like this Open [[door]] ^--- goes to passage “door” Open [[The Door|door]] ^--- goes to passage “door” displays The Door
- 10. Formatting italics bold underline //text// ‘‘text’’ __text__ bullets *one *two numbered #one #two
- 11. Special Passages StoryTitle StorySubtitle StoryAuthor These don’t link to anything, they just float there in space when you’re in Twine.
- 12. Story Formats ● Sugarcane - One passage at a time, hides the rest ● Jonah - Timeline of passages
- 13. Forcing Choices <<choice “Try to escape”>> <<choice “Attack”>> <<choice “Crap your pants”>> When you do this, it will disable all the other choices in that passage.
- 14. Reusing Text <<display “Inn”>> <<display “Drink”>> Shows the passage Inn and Drink
- 15. Actions You see 2 fair maidens <<display “maidens actions”>> In passage maidens actions… <<actions “the blonde” “the brunette”>>
- 16. Variables $nameOfVariable <<set $myVariable = “yes”>> <<set $ammunition = 100>> <<set $ammunition = $ammunition + 1>>
- 17. Conditions <<if $myVariable eq “yes”>> You have my variable! <<else>> You don’t have my variable <<endif>>
- 18. Conditions <<if $ammunition lt 1>> No more ammo! <<else>> You fire a shot <<set $ammunition = $ammunition - 1>> <<endif>>
- 19. Conditions eq neq gt gte lt lte Equal Not Equal Greater Than Greater Than or Equal To Less Than Less Than or Equal To
- 20. Multiple Conditions and or not <<if ($myVariable eq “Zanzibar”) and ($ammunition gt 1>> <<if ($myVariable eq “Yellow”) or ($ammunition lt 100>>
- 21. Silently Every time a macro runs, it’ll use a line. You can remove those lines by encapsulating macros with <<silently>> <<endsilently>>
- 23. Publishing ● Build your story, save it as index.html ● Upload index.html and any images into a folder onto a web server
- 24. I Can Haz Custom Theme? Sure, use CSS http://gimcrackd.com/etc/doc/#customizing, appearance