Now I have another problem. I want to make editing one of the characters a choice for the readers but I donât know the proper format. And when the options âYesâ or âNoâ appear and a reader chooses âNoâ, I still want the readers to have a chance to go back to the first option that asks if they would like to customize the character just in case they change their minds.
Hi, I have a problem:
Could you please try to solve this?
No, I added them before I knew it, it said error
oKAY, THAT PROBLEM WAS RESOLVED. XD
NARR
Do you want to customize your character?
choice
âYesâ {
goto first_label_of_template
} âNoâ {
NARR
Are you sure?
choice
âYes Iâm sureâ {
goto after_template
} âActually I do want to customize!â {
goto first_label_of_template
}
}
[template goes here]
label after_template
[story continues here]
The format CHARACTER (animation) is used only for dialogue. If you want your characters to do an animation without talking, the command is @CHARACTER is animation
You need to use that format after they enter the scene. Also you should read up on the Guides to learn basic directing.
This whole thread is run by me and I make sure all replies are resolved. If there is a reply that I have not helped then they have already received help on a different thread for the same issue.
Thank you so much <3 It works now
I still need help
With?
Did you fix those errors the way I said to fix them? Have you read the guides yet to learn basic directing?
I incorporated the template but now it is saying the the label âfirst_label_of_templateâ and âboy_custom_1â (from the male customization template) does not exist.
first_label_of_template is suppose to be the first label of the template which is suppose to be âboy_custom_1â and it looks like you didnât fix the problem you had with the âboy_custom_1â label not existing:
Ok thank you. I have fixed that part now but it still says that the label âfirst_label_of_templateâ does not exist.
So replace first_label_of_template with boy_custom_1
I have another problem now. Sorry if I am bothering you. After the male character is customized, instead of starting the story where it was left off, it goes to very beginning of the story. But, if the choice to not customize the male character is clicked, there is no problem and the story starts off where it was left off.
In the âyes, he looks perfectâ choice, there is a âgoto story_startâ. Replace âstory_startâ with âafter_templateâ so that itâs goto after_template