Started with ink for this one. It's like using a programming language (albeit a highly simplified one) in an IDE. Not as visual as Twine (text editor VS chart making environment, essentially) but I have no complaints about its capabilities so far...
...Besides the not-so-good documentation and help resources.
Oh I see. Sadly I'm not much of coder (writing major with a bit over a half a year to go), that said I did enjoy myself when it came to using twine. Lol, Im actually trying to make a text-based shooter in a rogue-like style inspired by Medal of Honor: Airborne and a twine tutorial youtube video I found on youtube by dan cox on how to make a fantasy rogue-like game. I guess the end product will feel something similar to xcom.
Sounds like a pretty interesting endeavour... It'd be nice to see it posted up on this website!
I did mention that ink is a bit like a simple programming language but it's very easy to learn. I used Twine before and both of them are fine--it's just a matter of preference, I suppose.
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Really fascinating.
Thanks for stopping by, and hope you enjoyed it!
so this was made on ink, then?
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np, out of curiosity, did you start with ink or with another platform? Right now I'm using twine and I was curious if Ink is any good.
Started with ink for this one. It's like using a programming language (albeit a highly simplified one) in an IDE. Not as visual as Twine (text editor VS chart making environment, essentially) but I have no complaints about its capabilities so far...
...Besides the not-so-good documentation and help resources.
Oh I see. Sadly I'm not much of coder (writing major with a bit over a half a year to go), that said I did enjoy myself when it came to using twine. Lol, Im actually trying to make a text-based shooter in a rogue-like style inspired by Medal of Honor: Airborne and a twine tutorial youtube video I found on youtube by dan cox on how to make a fantasy rogue-like game. I guess the end product will feel something similar to xcom.
Sounds like a pretty interesting endeavour... It'd be nice to see it posted up on this website!
I did mention that ink is a bit like a simple programming language but it's very easy to learn. I used Twine before and both of them are fine--it's just a matter of preference, I suppose.