Here’s an outfit game I made a while back where you get to choose from 3 tops, 3 bottoms, and 3 shoes to create your own outfit.
BE WARNED! This is an extremely complicated code! I advise to not try to use this code if you are not an advanced director and are not familiar with if/elif/else or the point system!!
Using this template means you will have to create 39 different outfits
Create 3 different outfits with just the bottoms (no tops or shoes. ADD A BRA)
Create 9 outfits for bottom with tops combinations
(1)Bottom1 with Top1 - (2)Bottom1 with Top2 - (3)Bottom1 with Top3
(4)Bottom2 with Top1 - (5)Bottom2 with Top2 - (6)Bottom3 with Top3
(7)Bottom3 with Top1 - (8)Bottom3 with Top2 - (9)Bottom3 with Top3
Then create all the 27 different combinations (with top, bottom, and shoes)
This template uses the point system for 2 different characters, so you will need to create characters named BOTTOMS and SHIRTS
Here is a video of how the game works.
I used Limelight for the template, but it also works with INK. You just need to change the Limelight animations to INK animations.
Also, you can change the zooms to better fit your scene.
This thread helped so much! I’ll be sure to give you credit! I tweaked the template, so I want to share it with you. One problem I found was the “Choose this!” button allows the player to pick no clothes. I made sure the button shows up after the player picked one of the clothing items. Here’s the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15HSixJNLAC2_u6R2FsElYEL2XW2Z8ZFETZTqags06oY/edit?usp=sharing
Hey, I have a question.
I use your ‘Simple Tappable Arrows Dressing Game’ template.
When I press ‘‘No, let me try the others’’ it changes to the last outfit (in this case outfit 5)
Is it possible, that if you press ‘No’ that the last outfit you pressed is still there ? (For example I choose outfit 2 and press NO then outfit 2 stays there instead of changing to outfit 5)
I hope you know what I mean
The template already does that. It doesn’t change to outfit 5 if you choose the “no” option. Your character stays in the last outfit that was chosen when you press the “no” option.
@MIKU changes into Miku underwear @MIKU stands screen center
ARROWS DRESSING GAME - 5 OUTFITS {
&ui LEFT_ARROW create and ui LEFT_ARROW scales to 0.8 0.8 in 0 and ui LEFT_ARROW shifts to 7 187 in 0 and ui LEFT_ARROW opacity 1 in 0
&ui RIGHT_ARROW create and ui RIGHT_ARROW scales to 0.8 0.8 in 0 and ui RIGHT_ARROW shifts to 250 187 in 0 and ui RIGHT_ARROW opacity 1 in 0
&ui CHOOSE create and ui CHOOSE scales to 0.4 0.4 in 0 and ui CHOOSE shifts to 75 110 in 0 and ui CHOOSE opacity 0 in 0
label tap_outfit_choose
&ui LEFT_ARROW opacity 0 in 0.1 and ui RIGHT_ARROW opacity 0 in 0.1 and ui CHOOSE opacity 0 in 0.1 @MIKU is primp_neutral
NARRATOR
Are you sure you want to wear this outfit?
choice
“Yes!” {
readerMessage Follow @dara.amarie.ep on Instagram! with messageTitle Arrows Dressing Game Template Credit @MIKU is kiss_blow_happy_atcamera
} “No, let me try the others” {
&MIKU starts idle and ui LEFT_ARROW opacity 1 in 0.1 and ui RIGHT_ARROW opacity 1 in 0.1 and ui CHOOSE opacity 0.8 in 0.1
if (CHARACTER =1) {
goto tap_outfit_1
} elif (CHARACTER =2) {
goto tap_outfit_2
} elif (CHARACTER =3) {
goto tap_outfit_3
} elif (CHARACTER =4) {
goto tap_outfit_4
} else {
goto tap_outfit_5
}
}
When use change the character name in a template, make sure you only highlight just the name and not include the @ sign, that way all CHARACTER gets changed to your character’s name. You need to change CHARACTER in the if/elif to your characters name.
