I'm fiddling around with game mode and have a bit where the I want something to be displayed if two things are true and something else if one or both are false. Right now I have something like: I don't really like this. It feels a bit complicated, and I'm kinda worried I'll forget to edit one version of text 2 if I need to make changes. I guess writing the same text twice just goes against my (admittedly limited) programming experience. Is there a better way? I know if you're doing something similar with chapters you can use link chapters to avoid duplicate chapters.
I second that. Well, that approach can also be used to precalculate the value before opening the chapter. So you would need 4 link chapters per chapter option that leads to the chapter. {if precalculated = true} text 1 {else} text 2 {endif} If the boolean values of both variables can only be switched (true to false and false to true,) you could also use a numerical variable to precalculate the option. (This approach doesn't need any additional chapters.) If either of the variables is switched from false to true, additionally add the score change precalculated + 1 If either of the variables is switched from true to false, additionally add the score change precalculated - 1 {if precalculated > 1} text 1 {else} text 2 {endif}
Yeah, I figured there wasn't. Thanks though. These are a bit too much work for the current job, but I'll keep them in mindfor the future.
