I am experimenting with the possibilities of the game stats, which I love by the way. I stumbled on a problem so. If I want to implement, that one arc does only happen if some other thing happened before I just have to note a key word under the "conditions to few this chapter", if I implemented it in an earlier part of the story. It works really well and is fairly easy. My problem is if I want to make sure that only this arc shows up I have to note the key word with a cross at every other arc which leads to the decision in question. this means my stats list fills up very fast with the crossed out keywords. It's not really a problem but is a little bit ugly. Is it possible to make these crossed out keyword invisible but still working? I know I explained it quite circuitously due to my poor English. Does anyone understand what I mean?
Not quite sure. It is possible to hide variables from the reader's view. Currently, it isn't possible to hide chapters if a reader isn't allowed to access it. I think, that checking for a nonexisting variable would always deny the access to that chapter. Not sure if anything of this helps you. Feel free to ask a further question if anything goes in a direction which would help you.
Hi gene.sis, yes I know, I already use this feature, but it would be great if there was a differentiation between invisible/ active and invisible/inactive. Another amazing feature would be to have the ability to differentiate between an and/or option at "the conditions to few this chapter". Meaning: A chapter is usable if codeword 1 or codeword 2 is active. The program is great, I really like it, but there are a few things missing yet. Do you know who makes the program? Is it possible to make suggestions? greetings Damot
I assume that "cross"/"inactive" refers to "false" of a boolean variable and "active" to "true". You have a chapter with 5 answers and you want to allow only one chapter to be accessible, depending on the values of 5 different variables? In that case and depending on your previous structure you could use one numerical variable, using a value for each path/chapter answer (1 for the first answer, 2 for the second answer, and so on). This won't work if it should be possible to have access to more than one chapter. You can use "and" by specifying more Conditions. Currently, it is not possible to use "or" or "and" combined with "or". Friedman created the site and does the main work. I worked on a few features, especially on game mode related stuff. Yes. You can create suggestions in the Suggestions sub-forum.