Additionally, SugarCube's link macro accepts a passage argument, that, if included, turns any <> into something similar to Harlowe's (link-goto:) macro. Generates no output. Copy the following URL and paste it into the Add a New Format tab of the Formats menu, from Twine2's sidebar. It is replaced by the Setting API and settings special variable. Triggered before the rendering of the incoming passage. In order of processing: (for reference, this also shows tasks and various special passages). For the former, the simplest is probably to just make the functions auto-globals. Starts playback of the track and fades it between the specified starting and destination volume levels over the specified number of seconds. This is an estimate calculated by the browser based upon the currently downloaded data and the download rate. Returns the playlist's total playtime in seconds, Infinity if it contains any streams, or NaN if no metadata exists. When a widget is called, any existing _args variable, and for container widgets _contents, is stored for the duration of the call and restored after. Track event triggered when a fade starts. Twine Version: version 2.3.13 Removes fullscreen change event handlers. :), Unfortunately it does not work with the sugarcube format, the error message is: "place is not defined". Does not modify the original. Returns the Passage object referenced by the given title, or an empty Passage object on failure. Returns a new independent copy of the track. Outputs a string representation of the result of the given expression. Used for post-passage-display tasks, like redoing dynamic changes (happens after the rendering and display of each passage). Outputs a string representation of the result of the given expression. Silently executes its contents when the incoming passage is done rendering and has been added to the page. The audio subsystem is based upon the HTML Media Elements APIs and comes with some built-in limitations: Pauses playback of all currently registered tracks and, if they're not already in the process of loading, force them to drop any existing data and begin loading. In case you needed to do more than simply load the save, you may do something like the following: Returns a save as a serialized string, or null if saving is not allowed within the current context. Starts playback of the selected tracks and fades them from the specified volume level to 1 (loudest) over the specified number of seconds. Returns a pseudo-random decimal number (floating-point) in the range 0 (inclusive) up to, but not including, 1 (exclusive). Once the code has been fully executed, the contents of the buffer, if any, will be output. This functionally refreshes the webpage, and can cause users to lose their progress. Note: If no name is given, resets all settings. Does not currently remove the track from either groups or playlists. older versions of Twine2 used a icon for the same purpose. The most interesting of which, from an end-user's standpoint, are 410. May be called either with the passage name or with a link markup. Returns the current moment from the full in-play history (past + future), which is the pre-play version of the active moment. SugarCube, like JavaScript, uses dynamic typing. SugarCube, like JavaScript, will try to make sense of expressions passed to it by coercing their values if necessary: In the above case, since the string value "2" cannot be added to a number value, the number value is coerced into a string, and the two strings are then concatenated. Returns the size of the story metadata storei.e., the number of stored pairs. If you plan on using interactive macros within a loop you will likely need to use the. Non-generic object types (a.k.a. Note: Instead, use either the built-in functions random() & randomFloat() or the State.random() method, if you need direct access to the PRNGsince it returns a call to either Math.random() or the seedable PRNG, as appropriate. The directory and .py file names within the archive available for download are already properly matchedas sugarcube-2 and sugarcube-2.pyand to avoid issues it recommended that you simply do not rename them. SugarCube.State.variables.mc.int+=10. Note: Returns whether a fade is in-progress on the track. NOTE: This should not be confused with story variables, which start with a $e.g., $foo. Sets the maximum number of available save slots. Most interactive elementse.g., passage links, interactive macros, etc.cannot be properly copied via <>. For example: That probably won't be very pleasing to the eye, however, so you will likely need several styles to make something that looks half-decent. Loss of visibility is defined as when the browser window is either switched to another tab or minimized. Because of the additional HTML elements added by the debug views, some nested markup and selectors may be broken. Note: sugar cube: [noun] a small cube of sugar that is put in coffee or tea to make it sweet. An array of discrete arguments parsed from the argument string. It should be plain text, containing no code, markup, or macros of any kind. The debug views themselves may be toggled on and off (default: on) via the Debug View button (top of the UI bar). TypeScript bindings for SugarCube APIs can found as the Definitely Typed package: @types/twine-sugarcube. Not everyone has Once unloaded, playback cannot occur until the selected tracks' data is loaded again. Determines whether saving is allowed within the current context. Immediately forwards the player to the passage with the given name. This setting exists to prevent a misconfigured loop from making the browser unresponsive. Extract the archive to a safe location on your computer and make note of the path to it. May also be, and often is, used to add additional story UI elements and content to the UI bar. Note: Circular references. Note: Note: Note: When used to set the mute state, returns a reference to the current AudioList instance for chaining. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, Function not defined message error [SugarCube]. For example, if you wanted to ask the user to enter a name, your code may look like this in Harlowe: In SugarCube, you would likely want to use the <> macro instead, and pass $name in as the receiving variable: Harlowe's newer input macros, like (dropdown:) and (cycling-link:) use "bound" variables, which are similar in concept to SugarCube's receiver variables. Payload objects have the following properties: The macro's definitioncreated via Macro.add(). Whenever your story is first started or, for any reason, restartede.g., the browser window/tab was refreshed/reloadedit undergoes its startup sequence. Tip: Returns the last Unicode code point within the string. Hopefully this will be of use to others. Interrupts an in-progress fade of the track, or does nothing if no fade is progressing. Once a track has been unloaded, playback cannot occur until it is reloaded. Sets the story's subtitle in the UI bar (element ID: story-subtitle). To enable test mode from the story editor/map screen, click on the Test menu item (right side of the bottom bar). When used to set the mute state, returns a reference to the current AudioTrack instance for chaining. Note: For example, if the passage name was Gone fishin', then: For example, if the tag name was Sector_42, then it would become both the data-tags attribute member Sector_42 (selector: [data-tags~="Sector_42"]) and the class sector-42 (selector: .sector-42). The core of what it does is simply to wrap a call to, This method has been deprecated in favor of the, This method has been deprecated and should no longer be used. The number of moments contained within the story history is, generally, limited, via the Config.history.maxStates setting. If using an integer delay, ideally, it should probably be slightly longer than the outgoing transition delay that you intend to usee.g., an additional 10ms or so should be sufficient. Returns whether any valid sources were registered. The API automatically calls this method at startup, so you should never need to call this method manually. Interrupts an in-progress fade of the selected tracks, or does nothing if no fade is progressing. Elements that include either a data-init-passage or data-passage content attribute should not themselves contain additional elementssince such elements' contents are replaced each turn via their associated passage, any child elements would be lost. Determines whether the <> macro returns an error when the = assignment operator is used within its conditionale.g., <>. Repeatedly executes its contents. classes) guide for more information. For instances where you need to run some pure JavaScript and don't want to waste time performing extra processing on code that has no story or temporary variables or TwineScript operators in it and/or worry about the parser possibly clobbering the code. This guide will detail how these features work. Creates a link that navigates forward to a previously visited passage. Well occasionally send you account related emails. A prototype-less generic object whose properties and values are defined by the Setting.addToggle(), Setting.addList(), and Setting.addRange() methods. This macro has been deprecated and should no longer be used. Note: Temporary variables do not become part of the story history and only exist for the lifetime of the moment/turn that they're created in. Returns the given code string, and optional data chunk, wrapped within the JSON deserialization revive wrapper. The UISystem API object has been split into two APIs Dialog and UI, and some of its methods have also changed. See Passage API for more information. Thus, a call to UIBar.stow() may also be necessary. It has always been required that the call happen during story initialization, the only change is the throwing of the error. Returns a reference to the dialog's content area. If you need to run the same code on multiple passages, consider using the PassageDone special passage or, for a JavaScript/TwineScript solution, a :passagedisplay event instead. Deprecated: Unread Posts; Recent Posts; Member List; Forum; User Forums; 3rd Party Software; If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. Returns the bottommost (least recent) moment from the full in-play history (past + future). I'm having some issues getting a major part of my game working, and I'm not sure if this is possible at all. Global event triggered as the last step in opening the dialog when Dialog.open() is called. Multiplies the current value on the left-hand side of the operator by the value on the right-hand side and assigns the result to the left-hand side. This is not an exhaustive list. An asterisk (*) or number sign (#) that begins a line defines a member of the unordered or ordered list markup, respectively. Registers the passage as an initialization passage. .on() in the jQuery API docs for more information. Manages the Settings dialog and settings object. Renders the given markup and appends it to the dialog's content area. Navigation events allow the execution of JavaScript code at specific points during passage navigation. For example, if some story passages were tagged with forest, then styles for those forest passages might look like this: These are SugarCube's built-in stylesheets, in order of load/cascade. : fired, triggered) to notify code that something has taken place, from player interactions to automated happenings. SugarCube automatically stores the current playthrough state to the browser's session storage whenever a new moment is created. Returns whether the engine is processing a turni.e., passage navigation has been triggered. The .hasData() method is generally more useful. Error <