Hello there! I am right now trying to change my stat screen a bit and I want to make all the relationships that I can have and have not met yet to “Unknown”. That means, when I start the game for the first time and go to the stat name, I want that it says “Unknown” instead of the name. And then, w…

Uh yes, just use a *set command. For example: *create mate_person1_name "Unknown" *create mate_person1_ship 50 So everytime you thas to show his/her name usse a “${mate_person1_name}” pointer and when your player meet their friend. *set mate_person1_name "Joana Doe" ${his/her} name is ${ma…

Somehow this does not really work. If I do it like this, then the relationship is shown as (Name of lover): Unknown% I don’t know why it does it, though I am sure that this is not really what I wanted :smile: Thank you though for answering!

In the stats screen it should probably look like *stat_chart text whatevervariableyouusetotracktherelationshipwiththatperson ${personname_var}

Though, then it is just plain text, right? At least it says that it is plain text for me. I have in mind that it looks like this in the beginning: [image] And then, after I met the person it looks like this: [image] I hope that this helps you with what I mean °^^ But thank you anyway for trying…

I think this will answer that, someone already gave a detailed example on how to make conditions for the stats screen. Hope this answers it.

Name of lover is a string for characters. It will Not display numbers only characters. In order to display an numeric value you must “*create” an numeric variable to house his/her relationship.

@honeymichie I tried it out, though that was not what I meant. Thank you though for your time :slight_smile: @Nahim_Kerman I think we misunderstood each other, though it is fine as I know what you meant. But anyway, I found a solution. it is not really the greatest or prettiest solution, but it…

Apologies. I meant *stat_chart percent whatevervariableyouusetotracktherelationshipwiththatperson ${personname_var}

Well you can also do it like this as well… *create name "unknown" *create n 50 *stat_chart percent n ${name} Then when you have met this person, then *set name “John doe” Then when you have met this person, you can see their stats in the screen. Not to sure if that is what exactly you are loo…

Oo…And where to write this? )) Where to fill this command?

"Hidden" relationships. How? [Solved]

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Wraith November 26, 2015, 12:35pm 12

@Dpwjeremy
I can try it out next time, thank you!

@Malimet
All of these commands are used in the choicescript_stats.txt file
except for the *create commands, those go into the startup.txt file

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