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<li>Place the <code>pack_abducted</code> directory from the '[[Tutorial resource pack]]' in the <code>./pack</code> directory of [[XStoryPlayer]].</li> | <li>Place the <code>pack_abducted</code> directory from the '[[Tutorial resource pack]]' in the <code>./pack</code> directory of [[XStoryPlayer]].</li> | ||
| − | <li>Open XStoryPlayer and go to the [[story menu]]. You should see here the "Abducted" story. Start it.</li> | + | <li>Open [[XStoryPlayer]] and go to the [[story menu]]. You should see here the "Abducted" story. Start it.</li> |
<li>You should be in a test room, with red boxes. Press F3 to close XStoryPlayer.</li> | <li>You should be in a test room, with red boxes. Press F3 to close XStoryPlayer.</li> | ||
| − | <li>Set <code>start_mode = SCENE;</code> because we will be starting directly in storymode | + | <li>Set <code>start_mode = SCENE;</code> because we will be starting directly in storymode from now on.</li> |
<li>Open the <code>/pack_abducted/story.txt</code> file in an text editor. This file contains the information needed to add the new story to the story menu.<br> | <li>Open the <code>/pack_abducted/story.txt</code> file in an text editor. This file contains the information needed to add the new story to the story menu.<br> | ||
| − | Basically [[XStoryPlayer]] checks if there is a <code>story.txt</code> file in a <code>./pack/pack_[name][|.bin]</code> file or directory. If so it is added to either the [[fastsex menu]] or [[story menu]].<br> | + | Basically [[XStoryPlayer]] checks if there is a <code>[[story.txt]]</code> file in a <code>./pack/pack_[name][|.bin]</code> file or directory. If so, it is added to either the [[fastsex menu]] or [[story menu]].<br> |
| − | Because this <code>story.txt</code> file does not have <code>type = FAST</code> in it, it is added to the [[story menu]].</li> | + | Because this <code>[[story.txt]]</code> file does not have <code>type = FAST</code> in it, it is added to the [[story menu]].</li> |
| − | <li> | + | <li>We have filled in some names and descriptions in the <code>[[story.txt]]</code> based on the story we are making. Try out different names and descriptions and see how they affect the story.</li> |
| + | <li>The story images are still blanco and can be found in the <code>/pack_abducted/story_images</code> directory. Edit some of them if you like.</li> | ||
| + | <li>A very important entry in the <code>[[story.txt]]</code> file is the <code>code = "init/story/init.dat";</code>. It means that the entry code for the story can be found in that file.</li> | ||
| + | <li>But before we start coding, first a setting has to be created. We will do this in the next tutorial '[[Making new scene]]'.</li> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:06, 9 January 2015
First we will add a new story to XStoryPlayer.
Again during all tutorials do not save!
- Place the
pack_abducteddirectory from the 'Tutorial resource pack' in the./packdirectory of XStoryPlayer. - Open XStoryPlayer and go to the story menu. You should see here the "Abducted" story. Start it.
- You should be in a test room, with red boxes. Press F3 to close XStoryPlayer.
- Set
start_mode = SCENE;because we will be starting directly in storymode from now on. - Open the
/pack_abducted/story.txtfile in an text editor. This file contains the information needed to add the new story to the story menu.
Basically XStoryPlayer checks if there is astory.txtfile in a./pack/pack_[name][|.bin]file or directory. If so, it is added to either the fastsex menu or story menu.
Because thisstory.txtfile does not havetype = FASTin it, it is added to the story menu. - We have filled in some names and descriptions in the
story.txtbased on the story we are making. Try out different names and descriptions and see how they affect the story. - The story images are still blanco and can be found in the
/pack_abducted/story_imagesdirectory. Edit some of them if you like. - A very important entry in the
story.txtfile is thecode = "init/story/init.dat";. It means that the entry code for the story can be found in that file. - But before we start coding, first a setting has to be created. We will do this in the next tutorial 'Making new scene'.
