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| title: Start | ||
| --- | ||
| Hello, NZGDC! | ||
| === | ||
| Welcome to Learn to Write Narrative Games with Yarn Spinner! | ||
| In this session, we're going to learn how to work with the Yarn Spinner narrative tool. | ||
| In Yarn Spinner, we write our interactive stories in nodes. | ||
| Nodes start with a `title`, then a colon, and a name, then three `-`. | ||
| And nodes end with three `=`. | ||
| All the text you see here is in a node. | ||
| Each separate line inside the node is called... a `line`. | ||
| And Yarn Spinner deliveries each line, one by one, to some kind of view. | ||
| When you want to get to another node, you use a jump command. | ||
| To jump you use a jump command... \<<jump AnotherNode>> | ||
| <<jump AnotherNode>> | ||
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| title: AnotherNode | ||
| --- | ||
| Now we're inside another node. | ||
| Rather creatively, it's called AnotherNode. | ||
| We're inside it now. | ||
| We can jump again if we want to. | ||
| Like this... | ||
| <<jump YetAnotherNode>> | ||
| === | ||
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| title: YetAnotherNode | ||
| --- | ||
| And here we are, in yet another node! | ||
| But how do we branch the story if we want to? | ||
| We use options. | ||
| Options mean your player can decide what happens next. | ||
| Specifically, options let you show multiple potential lines.. | ||
| ...and allow the player to choose what happens next. | ||
| Options are marked with the -> symbol. | ||
| Like this... | ||
| -> I'd like a poem about options. | ||
| -> I'd prefer to keep learning Yarn Spinner. | ||
| Of course, options that don't go anywhere aren't super helpful. | ||
| To make options go somewhere, we pair them with jump commands. | ||
| Like this... | ||
| -> I'd still like a poem about options. | ||
| <<jump PoemAboutOptions>> | ||
| -> I'd still prefer to keep learning Yarn Spinner. | ||
| <<jump KeepLearning>> | ||
| This line will never be shown, probably. | ||
| === | ||
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| title: PoemAboutOptions | ||
| --- | ||
| Here's a (bad) poem about options... | ||
| Pick this or pick that, | ||
| Your story's where it's at, | ||
| Yarn Spinner's pretty rad! | ||
| Anyway, let's keep learning. | ||
| <<jump KeepLearning>> | ||
| === | ||
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| title: KeepLearning | ||
| --- | ||
| We're going to keep learning now! | ||
| Let's declare a variable... | ||
| <<declare $name = "Bob">> | ||
| {$name}: My name is {$name}. | ||
| {$name}: Should I change it? | ||
| -> Yes, change it to Reginald. | ||
| <<set $name to "Reginald">> | ||
| -> Yes, change it to Daisy. | ||
| <<set $name to "Daisy">> | ||
| -> No, keep it as it is. | ||
| {$name}: Righto. | ||
| Shall we continue? | ||
| -> Yes. | ||
| <<jump MoreLearning>> | ||
| -> No, let's end. | ||
| <<stop>> | ||
| === | ||
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| title: MoreLearning | ||
| --- | ||
| {$name}: Let's declare another variable... | ||
| <<declare $money = 2 as number>> | ||
| {$name}: So, it looks like you only have {$money} dollars? | ||
| -> Yes, alas. | ||
| {$name}: Ah, well. | ||
| <<jump FinalLearning>> | ||
| -> Give me more? | ||
| {$name}: Hmm. | ||
| {$name}: Fine. | ||
| <<set $money to $money + 50>> | ||
| {$name}: There you go. | ||
| -> Oh nice, I've got {$money} dollars now! Thanks! | ||
| {$name}: You're welcome. | ||
| <<jump FinalLearning>> | ||
| -> None of your business. | ||
| {$name}: Okey dokey. | ||
| <<jump FinalLearning>> | ||
| === | ||
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| title: FinalLearning | ||
| --- | ||
| {$name}: Anyway, we have to get moving. | ||
| -> Can you do anything else useful? | ||
| {$name}: Lots of things, but we don't have time for that now! | ||
| -> What can I spend this money on? <<if $money > 2>> | ||
| {$name}: Oh, nothing. Alas. | ||
| {$name}: Well, goodbye! | ||
| === |
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