JemU776’s back with another tutorial 
Hey everyone, today I’m going to talk about the layout command 
2 regular choices WITHOUT layout:
#Code:
EXT. FG CABIN WOODS OUTHOUSE DAY
&zoom reset
&speechbubble reset
NARR
Should we enter this outhouse?
choice
“Go for it.”{
}“Leave it.”{
}
2 choices with layout:
#Code:
EXT. FG CABIN WOODS OUTHOUSE DAY
&zoom reset
&speechbubble reset
NARR
Should we enter this outhouse?
choice [layout]
“Go for it.”{
}“Leave it.”{
}
3 regular choices WITHOUT layout:
#Code:
NARR
Should we enter this outhouse?
choice
“Go for it.”{
}“Leave it.”{
}“Destory it.”{
}
3 choices with layout:
#Code:
NARR
Should we enter this outhouse?
choice [layout]
“Go for it.”{
}“Leave it.”{
}“Destory it.”{
}
4 regular choices WITHOUT layout:
#Code:
NARR
If we enter, what type of weapons should we bring with us?
choice
“Knife”{
}“Bat”{
}“Mace”{
}“Sword”{
}
4 choices with layout:
#Code:
NARR
If we enter, what type of weapons should we bring with us?
choice [layout]
“Knife”{
}“Bat”{
}“Mace”{
}“Sword”{
}
It’s very good for 2, 3, 4 choices. If you use it on 5 options for a choice, it won’t make a difference (whether you write layout or not, it looks the same):
Background credits to @FlowerGriefer 
What the [layout] command basically does: it puts the choice options side by side rather than underneath each other.
Thanks for checking this tip out, have a great day or night where you’re at! 
