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Thank you for the series. It was very helpful.

This is the most basic way of creating inventories. What messes with my brain is doing something abstract like you don't know what's going to be in the inventory it's just a container, and whatever the player picks up gets pushed into the inventory. But doing it so without accidentally pushing the same thing into a slot or stacking each etc. is a pain in the ass. Especially when it comes to removing stuff from the inventory without duplicating it it, ahhhhhhhhhhh

Thank you so much, I'd love to see another video like this but a little bit more advanced. Again though, so awesome and thank you!!!

Such good videos so far, i already have some basic knowledge of java and html, but even if i didnt these videos are so easy to follow along. great Job dude!

Very nice video, and you have an amazing voice, you could one of those ppl that read audio boooks

lol nevermind you figured it out i see and came to the same conclusion I did. it's like checking the answers section of a text lol

Learning with this and it's so good so far! Following along at my own pace is the best way I learn and you explain it very comprehensibly. The code for this also gives me a chance to insert and try things on my own, as I'm consulting the SugarCube documentation as we go, along with some other videos on SugarCube and twine. For example, I found a way to use temporary macros in order to roll dice (roll for perception) when inside the crypt. This lesson in particular is really helpful for setting modifiers. I can't wait to get further to combine macros with user inputs. I know this is 2 years late but this is the solution I found. <<linkreplace "Take the shovel." t8n>>\ You take the shovel. \ <<set $hasShovel to true>>\ <</linkreplace>> <<else>>\ You notice an open grave. <</if>>\ You just had to move the \ from AFTER the <</linkreplace>> to AFTER the You take the shovel line, since the space in your code only appears within the linkreplace reading and you want it to be there even before you replace the link. I think that's why it behaved the way it did. Anyway, you've earned a subscribe from me. Excellent teaching, and thank you for making the lessons in such bite size chunks.

thank you

How can i create an Name with a clickable link that opens an pop up image?

Вы крутой, спасибо вам.

Many thanks for your awesome tutorial !!! Do you know how to use audio direclty from the net without doawnloading the file? Because I'm not able to share my game without the audio file...

🥲Thank you! This was so helpful <3

I suspect things have changed over the last year because I have nothing but trouble with trying to implement audio and image files. Images I can only get to display if I link fully to Dropbox (gdrive was a dead end, in spite of share folders), and music I could only get to play by linking the same way from the Java script tab. When I try it the way of this excellent guide it does not intialize. I suspect the web version of Twine is the problem, and that it does not appear to support local files. Perhaps I should use the app version? Any advice from passers by appreciated.

Thank you so much for your patience and generosity in sharing these lessons.

Id use both and just have them as two variants of the same enemy

Thank you for making all those twine tutorials. I can see you haven't posted anything since then. Hopefully you're doing okay and life has been treating you well. Best wishes for you<3

The reason there is an extra break is that you have to do this: <<linkreplace "Take the shovel.">>\ You take the shovel.\ <</linkreplace>>\ With two extra enters after. I'm not sure why but that's the fix I found.

Edit: I started a new story and its working fin now Trying to use the link replace but it throws up an error when i test it "You walk down the dimly lit corridor of your apartment building. Its been a long day at work and all you can think of is collapsing on your bed. Your feet drag on the floor as you<<linkreplace "walk">>walk. You walk past the buildings crack addict. His eyes wild and unfocused as he watches you walk by. You ignore him as you speed up your pass. His never bothered you before, so you dont bother him. You walk past your neighbour’s open door to head to your own apartment door. Your stop though as you hear the intense argument your [[neighbours]] are engaged in. <</linkreplace>>" I dont know what I'm doing wrong.

Very helpful. The html police says <strong> not <b>, <em> not <i>.

Thank you so so much for your tutorial/list! Is there any way I can buy you a coffee/make a small donation? You deserve it!

Incredibly well done. This is 100% answering all my question I had for the past days. It is so hard to find good twine material for the game I am planing, and you are targeting my needs perfectly. I really wish your playlist will blow up some day. Its brilliant

The playing of audio isn't working for me. Has the method been changed since this video came out? Edit: For anyone else having this issue, it might just be due to how twine works. Open up the HTML file, found in the same directory where your audio and image files are stored. That got the audio playing for me.

I'm fairly new to this. Is there anyway to get the audio to play outright on the first passage? I have a title screen page where I want the audio to play immediately. I can get it to play when going to another passage, so I know it works, but not when I first open the game for some reason.

Thank you very much for this tutorial. Everything was clear even if I had some issues not copying right what you were showing.. ! And you speak very cleary... for a non english native speaker, it helps a lot ! I now want to change the image of the gravedigger after he is unconscious... not sure it is possible without refreshing the page if I understand ?

I'm learning twine and sugarcube. Using your game as a playground. Trying to add some combat.

This is an excellent tutorial. :)

A better way to do your grave digger lines to take all of that code for the different rooms and throw it in a passage and call it something then use the include shortcut SugarCude has to include that code into each passage. This makes it easier to edit in the long run since you only need to edit one passage and not 3. You can also do this for storyInit. I like to add my characters vars to their own passage and then include them into my storyInit passage. Let's say you have a passage called "graveDiggerRoom", and you want to include that into a passage you would do: << include "graveDiggeRoom">>

thank you so so so much

A superb tutorial - it helped me a lot, many thanks!

I've seen a couple of twine tutorials, but this one has been the best.

Thanks for this. I'm switching story editors and this is the cleanest tutorial I've found.

you rock my man

I already like the series. Good job👍

In the interest of code deduplication, you should prefer something like <<if $unconscious is true or $hasKey is true>>. That said, $unconscious will always be true when $hasKey is true, so checking $hasKey is superfluous. Of course, I understand if it's simply for having a slightly more complex example. Enjoying the series!

Thank you so much for this series! I know this game appears concluded but I wanted to ask if you could possibly do a video about widgets? I've been trying to create a working time and day system with no luck and the written examples I've found have me stumped.

Really pays to be patient. I almost got frustrated because the image wouldn't load, I thought it was because I was using a mac so maybe the path would work differently. Then 2 seconds after you showed why it didn't work.

These Tutorials are very useful and very well done.

does your passages that store data have a link to the start of the game, I found it difficult to initiate the music without storing the cacheaudio at the start of the game, can anyone help me?

MUITO OBRIGADA POR ESSE VÍDEO. Não sabia que dava para colocar imagens. Nota 10 seu vídeo.

It is very helpful. Pls a little in-depth tutorials will be great

thanks for the vid. I legit cannot find any good tutorials even tho twine is a popular choice for CYOA games. U r doing a very good job my sir. Pls keep this up.

wow this helps a lot for beginners

Audio tut 5:49

Great video! This series has been incredibly helpful for me. An alternative solution for going to the correct gravedigger room from the fountain is: <<if $unconscious is true>>\ You see a silhouette to the [[West|Unconscious]]. <<else>>\ You see a silhouette to the [[West|Gravedigger]]. <</if>>\ The corresponding code for leaving the path to the gravedigger is: <<if $unconscious is true>>\ You see a silhouette to the [[North|Unconscious]]. <<else>>\ You see a silhouette to the [[North|Gravedigger]]. <</if>>\ One doesn't have to worry about checking $hasKey at all this way.

Really, I'm the first poster? Nice work here. You deserve more visitors...

Does anyone know how to put clickable image links on sidebars

Really enjoying these tutorials so far! Super helpful, and you explain everything so well. I actually LOLed when you kept going back to the now keyless Gravedigger and repeatedly hitting him with the shuffle... Poor guy. Thanks for creating this series! It's making Twine, Sugarcube, and coding in general, seem a lot less intimidating. On to the next video now!

Thanks so much for these videos. They really did give me a nice overview of the fundamental concepts and conventions.

I can't seem to make audio 'goto' work. It plays the sound but does not link at the end . . . <<cacheaudio engine "audio/HelicopterLoop7.mp3">>\ <<audio engine loop fadeoverto 4 0 goto [[crash]]>>\

I'm getting an error saying that cherry count is an unknown variable, help :(