Hello everyone!
I’ve really been getting into images lately and I was wondering if it’s possible to put images in the actual choices themselves? I want to put little symbols after some choices to indicate, for example, that you would get +10 gold (with a little coin symbol instead of typing out gold).
Thanks for any help you can give!
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Hey! ASCII was a good idea! there is a bunch of characters that could do a couple of nice effects. Dwarf Fortress don’t let me lie…
By the way I suspect his question was something like:
*choice
#option 1 *img link
*goto scene1
#option 2 *img link
*goto scene2
And nope. That’s not possible.
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@Carlos.R
Hmm, cool, so are those all the symbols I can use in the text without resorting to image files? I can see a couple I could use (there are a few currency ones) so that’s a pretty good backup, thanks!
@Nahim_Kerman
Yeh, you phrased the question a lot better! A shame that’s not possible but the ASCII is a decent enough solution.
Thanks for the help guys!
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I almost hesitate to mention it, but it just occurred to me that you can use emoji in options.
*fake_choice
#❤️
#👻
#💩
This may not be a good idea.
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Time for Choice of the Emoji
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Revanche: “Oh jeeze, I really can! 
I both bless and curse you for bringing my attention to this immense power 
I now wield.”
dfabulich: “Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds”
Nahim: Look what you done!
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Holy shit I never knew how much I needed this until now.
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Szaal
12
When you gain access to the power of the Darkness.
On the other hand, emojis coming to your Hosted Games, folks.
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Who knew that using happy little faces could feel so wrong. 
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Happy emo ji day mein Fraulein!
07/17/2018
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Sorry to ask but can anyone point out a link for this, I want to include a heart in my choices and used 
code but it did not work on notepad Is it only for IDE ?
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Jacic
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Hi all, just wondering how people get images (like emojis) into choicescript? Or do they only work when on CSIDE?
I believe they’re unicode characters, can be copy-pasted from any unicode character list (or potentially inputted by keyboard if you know how, I’ve personally never managed to have Windows understand Unicode char numbers but I also have never super dug into it).
(Emojis seem to be in the block E000-F8F0, but my device can’t see most of the characters in that block, so I don’t know what all it entails and how many of them are emojis.)
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That’s correct. The below is what I use.
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I’m using an app that has a list of all unicode characters, but there are several on Internet as well.
