if (OUTFIT_1 is “Outfit 1 ”) {@ARIA changes into ARIA_INTERVIEW_OUTFIT 1
} elif (OUTFIT_1 is “Outfit 2 ”) {@ARIA changes into ARIA_iNTERVIEW_OUTFIT2
} else {@ARIA changes into ARIA_INTERVIEW_OUTFIT3
The name in the " " needs to be the one you wrote, word for word, for the choice.
Can read about the choice name and option method here: DARA’S GUIDE: Remember Choices with if/elif/else
A snippet:
Choice Name & Option Method
Name your choice by adding the name next to the word choice and put it inside parentheses. Choice names cannot have spaces: they can only be consisted of letters, numbers, and/or underscores.
Here is an example:
NARRATOR
choice ( FOOD )
} “Donuts” {
} “Sandwich” {
TO REMEMBER THE ABOVE CHOICE, USE THE IF/ELIF/ELSE CODE WITH THIS FORMAT: (choice_name is "Option Name")
if ( FOOD is “Spaghetti”) {[scene for spaghetti choice here]
} elif ( FOOD is “Donuts”) {[scene for donuts choice here]
} else {[scene for sandwhich choice here]
NOTES:This is the best method to use for dressing games! CLICK HERE for a simple dressing game template!
Also, you don’t need the if/elif/else coding below it. it’s repetitive. if you character changes into something, they’ll remain in it unless u change them out of it. if/elif/else should be used for remembering choices that happen later on, usually (in your case, it’s not needed right below).
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