Change clothes according to choice. And the character's reflection will be worn her choices

How to do what is written in the title?

@MC changes into clothes
@MC2 changes into clothes

Yes but there is a choice. So what the reader chooses is what the char will change . So how do I make the second figure that is a reflection of the figure to put the same choice. I don’t know what the reader chose

choice
“outfit” {
@MC changes into clothes
@MC2 changes into clothes

}

what you do with mc you do the same with the mirror . its the same command just another name its not that hard figure out

if (outfit_1) {
@SOFI 2 changes into SOFI_DRESS
} else {
@SOFI 2 changes into SOFI_BEACH ROMPER
}

if (outfit_1) {
@SOFI changes into SOFI_DRESS
} else {
@SOFI changes into SOFI_BEACH ROMPER
}
The reader choose to Sofi what to wear . So how’s the sofi 2. the reflection . How she change outfit according sofi choice of the reader’s choice?

Say you have the character change clothes, and then you want the reflection part to be shown later on in the story

choice (OUTFIT)
“Outfit 1” {
@CHARACTER changes into Outfit1
} “Outfit 2” {
@CHARACTER changes into Outfit2
} “Outfit 3” {
@CHARACTER changes into Outfit3
}

CHARACTER2 is the reflection

And now, if you’re doing a reflection scene, and you want the story to remember the outfit:

if (OUTFIT is “Outfit1”) {
@CHARACTER changes into Outfit1
@CHARACTER2 changes into Outfit1
} elif (OUTFIT is “Outfit2”) {
@CHARACTER changes into Outfit2
@CHARACTER2 changes into Outfit2
} else {
@CHARACTER changes into Outfit3
@CHARACTER2 changes into Outfit3
}

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Thx :blush::hugs:

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No problem! (:

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Careful when u use gains for dressing games. the choice name and option method is better if you are asking are you sure and then giving the options yes or no (by using gains, if you have let’s say three outfits, you’ll have to ask Are you sure with the options yes or no three times. Four clothing options? Four Are you sure’s. The number of clothing items equals the number of are you sure choices for the gain method) Hope this makes sense :sweat_smile:

Can read more here (I recommend to read it all so you know what I am talking about): Using if/elif/else to Remember Past Choices :rose:

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You can send me a 2 options template

Dara has templates on her website :blush:

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