actually i just read that 2 hour ago XD but thank you for your help
Gyah
So for the record, I used *rand in my example as just that, an example to show how the rest of it works. Normally you’d want to tie that method to a choice. Just remember that multi-replace starts at index 1, not 0. And yes, the range was from 1 to 3 because there were 3 branches.
Fully functional version of my example:
*label switch_demo
*temp branch ""
*temp index 0
*choice
#Hi!
*set index 1
#What is your name?
*set index 2
#Goodbye.
*set index 3
*set branch "@{index label_a|label_b|label_c}"
*gosub {branch}
*page_break
*goto switch_demo
*label label_a
Hello there!
*return
*label label_b
MY name is test.
*return
*label label_c
I am done talking now.
*return
… However, reevaluating the code now, using the multi-replace and referencing really isn’t useful since you can just *goto directly from the choices instead of setting the index and redirecting from there. Off the top of my head, I can’t think of a scenario where this code would be more useful then direct *goto calls.
hmm ok, but if i want to use the choice again for new file i can’t use
*temp branch
*temp index 0
instead i must write
*create branch
*create index 0 right?
Thank you so much guys
Yes.
*create branch “”
Iirc unless string variables now can do without