Hi there!
I will talk about how nested choices are done : )
Here’s a sample of what a generic nested choice looks like:
NARR
What choice would you like to pick?
choice
“Choice one” {
NARR
You chose CHOICE1.
gain CHOICE1
} “Choice two”{
NARR
You chose CHOICE2.
}
NARR
And what is the second choice that you would like to pick?
choice
“Choice A” {
NARR
You chose CHOICEA.
gain CHOICEA
} “Choice B”{
NARR
You chose CHOICEB.
}
if (CHOICE1){
if (CHOICEA){
NARR
The scene for CHOICE1 and CHOICEA would occur here.
} else {
NARR
The scene for CHOICE1 and CHOICEB would occur here.
#notice below this line there are TWO closing braces
}} else {
if (CHOICEA) {
NARR
The scene for CHOICE2 and CHOICEA would occur here.
}else {
NARR
The scene for CHOICE2 and CHOICEB would occur here.
}
}
@pause for 0
So, an example would be:
NARR
What type of ice cream flavor do you want?
choice
“Chocolate” {
NARR
You chose chocolate.
gain CHOCOLATE
} “Vanilla”{
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You chose vanilla.
}
NARR
And would you like sprinkles?
choice
“Yes” {
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You chose to add sprinkles.
gain SPRINKLES
}“No”{
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You chose to add no sprinkles.
}
if (CHOCOLATE){
if (SPRINKLES){
NARR
The scene for chocolate flavored ice cream with sprinkles goes here.
} else {
NARR
The scene for chocolate flavored ice cream with no sprinkles goes here.
#notice below this line there are TWO closing braces
}} else {
if (SPRINKLES) {
NARR
The scene for vanilla flavored ice cream with sprinkles goes here.
}else {
NARR
The scene for vanilla flavored ice cream with no sprinkles goes here.
}
}
@pause for 0
Of course, the nested choice you write will include more dialogue and more detail, this is a pretty simple one : )
I hope this helps