Sektionen und Passagen
You can write Hello World with no markup at all:
You can format text using Markdown, and also use HTML.
To create interactive stories, you’ll need to add some links. There are two types of text block you can use in Squiffy:
Sections are the main units of text.
Passages are smaller units which exist within sections.
Taking the player to a new section will deactivate all previous links, so use a new section when the player has taken some action to move the story forward.
Within a section, you can link to passages. After the player clicks a link to a passage, links to other passages in the same section will remain active.
Sections
Section names must be unique within a story. Set up a section using double square brackets, followed by a colon. To link to a section, use double square brackets.
Do you want to have the roast chicken or skip straight to dessert?
To use different link text, put the name of the section in brackets afterwards.
Passages
Set up a passage using single square brackets, followed by a colon. Passages can link to further passages. After the player clicks a link to a passage, that link is deactivated, so the player can only click it once. To link to a passage, use single square brackets.
Looking around the room, you can see a TV, a book and a piece of paper with some handwriting scribbled on it.
Passage links can be explored in any order - in the example above, the player might look at the book first, then look at the TV, then open the book. Only after clicking a link to another section will any remaining passage links be deactivated.
Passage names must be unique within their section.
To use different link text, put the name of the passage in brackets afterwards.
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