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| It is also extremely difficult to use external Javascript libraries in Twine. | It is also extremely difficult to use external Javascript libraries in Twine. |
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| Additionally, Twine saves the whole project in one huge file. This makes it extremely difficult to use version control and simultaneously collaborate on Twine projects. | Additionally, Twine saves the whole project in one huge file. This makes it extremely difficult to use version control to collaborate on Twine projects. |
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| The solution to these problems is a commandline Tweecode compiler called Tweego. Think "Twine without the graphical user interface." | The solution to these problems is a commandline Tweecode compiler called Tweego. Think "Twine without the graphical user interface." |
| You'll see an error (from Tweego) in the console pane saying "Special passage "StoryTitle" not found." So, following the documentation at https://www.motoslave.net/tweego/docs/#twee-notation, add a StoryTitle passage to your .twee file. You'll also need to add an ifid, which tweego will also warn you about, and generate one in the Console pane, which you can copy and paste into your .twee file. | You'll see an error (from Tweego) in the console pane saying "Special passage "StoryTitle" not found." So, following the documentation at https://www.motoslave.net/tweego/docs/#twee-notation, add a StoryTitle passage to your .twee file. You'll also need to add an ifid, which tweego will also warn you about, and generate one in the Console pane, which you can copy and paste into your .twee file. |
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| Once you get all that taken care of, you're screen will look something like this. Notice that an .html file has appeared in the "build/" directory. Now every time you save anything in "src/", that html file will be updated. | Once you get all that taken care of, your screen will look something like this. Notice that an .html file has appeared in the "build/" directory. Now every time you save anything in "src/", that html file will be updated. |
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