HanonOndricek
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From what I understand if the text is being displayed in HTML apparently normal tags work, such as <i></i>Ah, I'm using em for italics currently. Maybe there's another way.
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From what I understand if the text is being displayed in HTML apparently normal tags work, such as <i></i>Ah, I'm using em for italics currently. Maybe there's another way.
@JoeyAcrimonious , this whole story made me laugh so hard. Stupid barbarians and verbal gymnastics are so my jam."Uh," spoke our hero, trying to guess from context what forbearance was.
like a stalactite in reverse - whatever such a thing is called.
I think maybe you write several possibilities for how the story happens and the reader picks one at each juncture. LikeNotWise, thank you for your response. I kind of got it, but I'm having trouble visualizing it, still. I've never read anything like this.
Manu, are there any such stories here that we can check out? Or anywhere else so a neophyte like me knows what this is about before volunteering?
I’d like to participateAs mentioned several months ago, we've been working on bringing interactive stories back to Literotica.
Literotica has a long history of publishing interactive adult stories. Back in the 1990s, we would hand code choice-based stories one HTML page at a time - with some stories having countless individual pages and taking many hours to publish. It was great fun, but also took a lot of time. Our interactive story technology evolved, but we eventually got overwhelmed by the management of the interactive fiction projects, and put those on hold to focus on the main Literotica site. We never gave up on interactive stories, though. For the last few years, we've been working behind the scenes to bring them back.
As we prepare to BETA test our next generation interactive stories, we need experienced interactive story authors to help with the testing. The core of our new interactive story system is a simple to learn, well documented IF language. We have built our own visual story creation tools, but they are not yet ready for testing. For this stage, we need authors who are familiar with writing in common IF languages in text, without visual tools or maps.
If you're an interactive story author interested in publishing at least one story during the BETA stage of the project, please let me know either here or in a private message. I will be making a list of 10-20 BETA testers and getting anyone on that list more information as the first interface is ready for testing.
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Lit has decided to use Ink for its new interactive fiction, which I think is clever. It's pretty advanced and intended as much for interactive games as stories. Variables and functions are built into it, although the variables can't be structured in the way I'd really like.Is this still active? How involved can it be? Is it pure CYOA, or can more advanced stuff be done with variables, etc.?
I'm assuming no objects of any real note?Lit has decided to use Ink for its new interactive fiction, which I think is clever. It's pretty advanced and intended as much for interactive games as stories. Variables and functions are built into it, although the variables can't be structured in the way I'd really like.
What I don't know is anything about the beta testing that's supposedly going on.