What advantages would it have over using an HTML file with CSS and JS in it? One of the advantages of those is that I can pretty much do what I want, as long as I have the knowledge of how to code it
Essentially it lets you write “passages” as individual files in one of their “story formats” and link them together into a story. The story formats support variables and templating and that sort of thing. You’d probably be most interested in the Snowman format, which simplifies the basic stuff but still lets you hook in your own JS.
If you’re happy with making everything from scratch, I can totally respect that! I’m just sharing stuff I’ve had fun with.
What advantages would it have over using an HTML file with CSS and JS in it? One of the advantages of those is that I can pretty much do what I want, as long as I have the knowledge of how to code it
Essentially it lets you write “passages” as individual files in one of their “story formats” and link them together into a story. The story formats support variables and templating and that sort of thing. You’d probably be most interested in the Snowman format, which simplifies the basic stuff but still lets you hook in your own JS.
If you’re happy with making everything from scratch, I can totally respect that! I’m just sharing stuff I’ve had fun with.
You kinda sold me, I’ll have a look tomorrow to see if it fits my needs :3
Hell yeah I hope you have fun!
I had a look and it’s cool, but I prefer the simplicity of just an HTML file and doing the code directly
Valid. I’m excited to see what you come up with!