This looks awesome, but when I tried to customize it and Publish to File(I had to set a starting passage for that, but it doesn't seem to matter if I change it) it gives me these errors:
An error has occurred. You may be able to continue, but some parts may not work properly. Error [tw-user-script-0]: config is not defined.
An error has occurred. You may be able to continue, but some parts may not work properly. Error [StoryInit]: <<set>>: bad evaluation: missing ] after element list.
now I'm not great at coding, but it doesn't look to me like there's any brackets missing after the element lists? I can't figure these errors out. I'd greatly appreciate some hints.
Thanks for letting me know! I'll have to look into the undefined config error. I think I managed to replicate your other error: if there are any missing commas between array items, Twine will throw that "missing ]" error. Double-check that there's a comma after each value (each line should look like — 'this', — with the comma outside), and let me know if any other issues come up.
I confirmed that when I duplicate a fresh copy of the index.html file, it doesn't give me the StoryInit error, so that must be something I did even if I can't find it. Whoops! (Edit: I figured it out... I put quotes inside the quotes to denote a nickname, like an absolute casual...)
What's interesting is that while opening the index.html directly doesn't give me the config error, duplicating it (to give it a fresh IFID) and then marking a starting point (can't Publish to File without a starting point) and then opening that file gives me the config error. So it must be one of those two actions that's messing it up, right?
Thanks so much for your patience and great work figuring out the StoryInit error. Quote placement can be very finicky in all kinds of programs. I've followed your steps as far as duplicating the template and haven't run into the config error, but I'll keep my eyes peeled for it.
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This looks awesome, but when I tried to customize it and Publish to File(I had to set a starting passage for that, but it doesn't seem to matter if I change it) it gives me these errors:
An error has occurred. You may be able to continue, but some parts may not work properly.
Error [tw-user-script-0]: config is not defined.
An error has occurred. You may be able to continue, but some parts may not work properly.
Error [StoryInit]: <<set>>: bad evaluation: missing ] after element list.
now I'm not great at coding, but it doesn't look to me like there's any brackets missing after the element lists? I can't figure these errors out. I'd greatly appreciate some hints.
Thanks for letting me know! I'll have to look into the undefined config error. I think I managed to replicate your other error: if there are any missing commas between array items, Twine will throw that "missing ]" error. Double-check that there's a comma after each value (each line should look like — 'this', — with the comma outside), and let me know if any other issues come up.
I confirmed that when I duplicate a fresh copy of the index.html file, it doesn't give me the StoryInit error, so that must be something I did even if I can't find it. Whoops! (Edit: I figured it out... I put quotes inside the quotes to denote a nickname, like an absolute casual...)
What's interesting is that while opening the index.html directly doesn't give me the config error, duplicating it (to give it a fresh IFID) and then marking a starting point (can't Publish to File without a starting point) and then opening that file gives me the config error. So it must be one of those two actions that's messing it up, right?
Either way, thanks for replying!
Thanks so much for your patience and great work figuring out the StoryInit error. Quote placement can be very finicky in all kinds of programs. I've followed your steps as far as duplicating the template and haven't run into the config error, but I'll keep my eyes peeled for it.
You're amazing, thank you for doing this for those who need inspiration. ^_^ This is incredible and creative!