Part 2 of the Total Beginner's Guide to Twine 2.1. For more information, all relevant code, and the rest of the videos, see adamhammond.com/twineguide/

** If you like this video, buy my book about indie games, The Far Shore adamhammond.com/the-far-shore/ It's sorta related and has Twine content! **

(I lost access to my old academic account at San Diego State University, so these are now back at my current University of Toronto account!)

This video reviews the common user interface designs of the dialogue wheel, choice prompt, and limited-time responses approaches found in games like Telltale's The Walking Dead series, Queers in Love at the End of the World (2015), and in many visual novels.

Proof Copy: videlaisstudios.info/teaching/twine/CommonUIDesigns-Proof.html

Import Copy: videlaisstudios.info/teaching/twine/CommonUIDesigns.html

This video reviews different functionality as part of the UIBar and UI API in SugarCube, showing examples of how and where to use various functions.

Proof Copy: videlaisstudios.info/teaching/twine/SugarCube20_%20UIBarandUIAPI.html

Today we are checking out Twine, an open source tool that's been around since 2009. Twine is used to create interactive fiction that can be published to html or exported to a game engine of your choice.

Links:
gamefromscratch.com/twine-interactive-fiction-tool/
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Part 7: Adding inventory to the sidebar, and finishing the game.

Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLujRcYYssj76Q_seiXpXnXxzpj1fULa0s
Download: dropbox.com/s/iwwzqyxjlbulvnb/The%20Outsider.zip?dl=0

Twine - twinery.org/
Sugarcube Documentation - motoslave.net/sugarcube/2/docs/

Tabletop Audio - tabletopaudio.com/
Free Sound Effects - storyblocks.com/audio

Part 1 (Twine2Unity): youtube.com/watch?v=cmafUgj1cu8

0:00 - 7:30 - Writing the twine story
7:30 - 15:25 - Designing the UI
15:30 - 36:00 - Coding the interactions

mrventures.net/all-tutorials/converting-a-twine-story-to-unity

Pastebin no longer working =( Use above link instead!
Old link:The simplified DialogueViewer: pastebin.pl/view/raw/4d46f23c

Just a short little tutorial on how you can use Developer Tools to figure out how to style and override the style of certain elements in the Twine UI + some other ways of using Developer Tools in coding.

Hope it helps! ✨🤎

- Vahnya

Presented by WWCode DFW and TCU

In this series of Zoom workshops we will introduce participants to basic game design concepts and tools. The first workshop will focus on Twine, an open-source, HTML based platform for creating text-based games. We will begin by collectively playing and discussing a short Twine game before learning how to create and style a Twine game with multiple choices and endings.

Speaker's slides and other resources from the talk:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1I4ak1sMxe277ccGIocKpJewpJ4F-RHKx

Speaker Info:
Gabi Kirilloff is an Assistant Professor of English at TCU, where she specializes in digital humanities and new media studies. At TCU, Gabi teaches classes including "Women's Writing," "Writing Games," and "Introduction to Digital Humanities." Much of Gabi's research uses digital tools and computational methods to explore the portrayal of gender in fiction.

Sean McCullough is a third-year PhD student in Rhetoric and Composition at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. His research interests fall under the broad umbrella of Digital Humanities. More specifically, he engages with natural language processing and machine learning to understand how computational algorithms can make decisions about human opinions that manifest in text and other unstructured data.

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Twine is a free online software tool that allows you to create non linear text based stories/ games.

The following series of twine 2 tutorials will be using twine 2.1, more specifically twine 2.1.3, this is a beginners guide to help you with the basics of twine 2 software using css code, html, JavaScript, story stylesheet, default Harlowe 2.0.1, Harlowe 1.2.4, twine 2.0 variables, codes, text input.

Part 3 of the Total Beginner's Guide to Twine 2.1. For more information, all relevant code, and the rest of the videos, see adamhammond.com/twineguide/

** If you like this video, buy my book about indie games, The Far Shore adamhammond.com/the-far-shore/ It's sorta related and has Twine content! **

(I lost access to my old academic account at San Diego State University, so these are now back at my current University of Toronto account!)

In this video, I'm showing you the back end of the game on samurai debt I made in Twine. We'll talk through its structure and how I designed it. I'll also break down the key components of video games (player, goal, obstacles, actions) and show you how they relate to the game I made and the games you will make.

This video was made by Haley Price for UT's JapanLab.

An overview of the Changer Macros font, text-color, text-style, transition, prepend, append, replace, and hook, and how they work in practice.

Twine 2.0: twinery.org/

Tutorial Video Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlXuD3kyVEr5tlic4SRe6ZG-R9OyS1T4d

There are so many wireframe and prototyping tools for UI/UX designers, so how can you choose the best one for you? To help you with this, here’s a list of five of the my favourites and the ones I use regularly at work. In this video, I also show you how I use them in my daily job and as a freelance designer. Enjoy my video? Leave a LIKE and let me know what your favourite UI/UX design tools are. Psssst, don’t forget to subscribe! :)

✦ Tools

Lucidchart: lucidchart.com/pages/
Adobe XD: adobe.com/uk/products/xd.html
Figma: figma.com/
Procreate: procreate.art/
Webflow (affiliate link): bit.ly/2XoWOmH
The Webflow Masterclass: flux-academy.com/courses/the-webflow-masterclass

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Learn these 4 things
- How to create Name Box
- How to create Countdown Timer
- How to add Image
- How to create Answer and Question

I had done this tutorial in Harlowe 3.2.3.

You can come and take Codes which are used in this Tutorial.

How to create Name Box Code Link : learningwithroi.blogspot.com/2022/04/create-name-box-code-come-and-take-here.html

How to create Countdown Timer Code Link : learningwithroi.blogspot.com/2022/04/create-countdown-timer-come-and-take.html

10:30 Stream starts
14:15 Introduction to IF
19:36 Overview of IF writing environments
32:45 How to get Twine
37:05 Twine & Story Format
45:36 Starting a story
1:47:10 My Twine games
2:05:04 Closing remarks

Here are some links of the things I mentioned during the stream:
Beginner IF Jam ► itch.io/jam/beginner-if-jam

=== Engines ===
Twine ► twinery.org
TADS ► tads.org/
Inform 7 ► inform7.com
Ink ► inklestudios.com/ink/

=== Games & Videos ===
Power, MT game ► ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/39/power-mt
Power, MT documentary ► youtube.com/watch?v=8uMQXdjRvls
The Sacrificial Trail ► ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/43/the-sacrificial-trail

=== Resources ===
Sugarcube syntax highlighting for Notepad++
► github.com/PixelProphecy/sugarcube_npp

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This is a workshop by Bahiyya Khan, held before the SA Game Jam 2020.

Outcomes:
Learn the basics of Twine and how to tell interactive branching stories

Participant Requirements
No prior experience in coding is required

You guys seemed to love the Inform 7 tutorials I did, and so I finally am starting one for a new Interactive Fiction software - Twine 2.

Harlowe Documentation: twine2.neocities.org/#macro_a
Sugarcube Documentation: motoslave.net/sugarcube/2/docs/
Twine Discord Link: discord.gg/n5dJvPp
Find The Rise of the Kral'dyr on my portfolio: liamgregorywriting.co.uk/projects/

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In this lesson, I talk about how to use Twine to create level design prototypes, focusing mostly on how to operate Twine itself. While it's not much different from creating a standard Twine adventure game, this video shows me focusing on writing scenarios about spatial navigation, simple puzzles, and a combat scenario with the idea that you might use this to prototype eventual 3D action/adventure gameplay.

The game file that I use in the video can be downloaded at totter87.itch.io/level-design-prototyping-in-twine-example-project

Part 1: Creating passages and laying out the basic framework of the game.

Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLujRcYYssj76Q_seiXpXnXxzpj1fULa0s
Download: dropbox.com/s/iwwzqyxjlbulvnb/The%20Outsider.zip?dl=0

Twine - twinery.org/
Sugarcube Documentation - motoslave.net/sugarcube/2/docs/

Tabletop Audio - tabletopaudio.com/
Free Sound Effects - storyblocks.com/audio