Hey there, it's me again.
I'm trying to "simulate" a conversation.
I've been trying multiple things, and discovered "Time" and "Live".
So far, here I am :
(live:) checks time every second in order to show new lines of text.
It works fairly well, although I'm sure you'll have better ways of doing this, which I'd gladly receive !
There is one issue though, because of the loop nature of this method, it re-prints what $nameC says, and her text is colored.
Every time it prints her text anew, the color doesn't charge fast enough, and her text blinks.
Any way to go around that ? I'd really like to keep her color...
And as always, thanks for your help !
I'm trying to "simulate" a conversation.
I've been trying multiple things, and discovered "Time" and "Live".
So far, here I am :
//Sent by// $name: "''Fuck off, why would you go and tell mom AND dad I didn't do shit ?!''" (live:1s)[ (if: time >=2s and time <4s)[$nameC is writing...]\ (if: time >=4s)[ //Sent by// $nameC: $c["''Seriously ? Are you talking to me?!''"] ]\ (if: time >=5s and time <8s)[$nameC is writing...]\ (if: time >= 8s)[ //Sent by// $nameC: $c["''I told them BECAUSE you didn't do shit ffs!''"] ]\ (if: time >=9s and time <12s)[$nameC is writing...]\ (if: time >= 12s)[ //Sent by// $nameC: $c["''You didn't do ANYTHING !''"] ]\ (if: time >15s)[(stop:)]]\
(live:) checks time every second in order to show new lines of text.
It works fairly well, although I'm sure you'll have better ways of doing this, which I'd gladly receive !
There is one issue though, because of the loop nature of this method, it re-prints what $nameC says, and her text is colored.
(set: $c to (color: "#D87093"))\
Every time it prints her text anew, the color doesn't charge fast enough, and her text blinks.
Any way to go around that ? I'd really like to keep her color...
And as always, thanks for your help !