Hi,
I'm using Twine as part of a project I'm working on for university but I'm fairly new to Twine 2.0 so I don't know if this is possible in Harlowe or not.
In one of my passages I've got a sentence with the 'click-append' macro linked to one of the words to provide some extra information. Is there a way for Twine to remember that the extra information has been displayed and I can use it as a variable later? i.e if click-append macro is activated $somevariable is set to 'true' and then in a later passage I can call $somevariable to do something.
Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks
I'm using Twine as part of a project I'm working on for university but I'm fairly new to Twine 2.0 so I don't know if this is possible in Harlowe or not.
In one of my passages I've got a sentence with the 'click-append' macro linked to one of the words to provide some extra information. Is there a way for Twine to remember that the extra information has been displayed and I can use it as a variable later? i.e if click-append macro is activated $somevariable is set to 'true' and then in a later passage I can call $somevariable to do something.
Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks