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As others said, there is no way to have multiple text inputs on one screen. However, it’s not too much trouble to ask for each pronoun individually.
e.g.
*title Custom Pronoun Example
*create he ""
*create him ""
*create his ""
*create hers ""
*create himself ""
*create s ""
*label pronoun_setter
What is your subjective pronoun? (ex. he, she, they)
*input_text he
What is your objective pronoun? (ex. him, her, them)
*input_text him
What is your possessive determiner? (ex. his, her, their)
*input_text his
What is your possessive pronoun? (ex. his, hers, theirs)
*input_text hers
What is your reflexive pronoun? (ex. himself, herself, themself, themselves)
*input_text himself ""
And finally, are your pronouns singular or plural?
Singular Example: He is, She is
Plural Example: They are
*fake_choice
#Singular.
*set s "s"
#Plural.
*set s ""
Please check the text reads correctly:
$!{he} walk${s} to the park every day with ${his} cat. The cat was given to ${him} by a friend of ${hers} and ${he} @{s="s" isn't | aren't} sure how to feel about it. It is a very strange cat, and sometimes ${he} wonder${s} to ${himself} if it really is a cat.
*fake_choice
#Looks correct.
*finish
#Let's try again.
*goto pronoun_setter
If you’re new to ChoiceScript, I’d recommend checking out these links:
ChoiceScript actually does have string manipulation. You could theoretically have players input all their pronouns as a single string and parse it, but IMO it would be much easier for everyone to just do them one at a time.
How I'd go about it
*title Pronoun Parser Example
*create input ""
*create pointer 1
*create DELIMITER "_"
*create he ""
*create him ""
*create his ""
Please input your pronouns separated by underscores. (ex. he_him_his, she_her_her)
*input_text input
*gosub parse_pronouns
Your pronouns are ${he}, ${him}, and ${his}.
*finish
*comment ==== SUBROUTINES ==========================================
*label parse_pronouns
*gosub read_string "he"
*gosub read_string "him"
*gosub read_string "his"
*return
*label read_string
*params variable
*label read_string_loop
*if ((input#pointer) != DELIMITER)
*set {variable} {variable}&(input#pointer)
*if pointer < length(input)
*set pointer + 1
*goto read_string_loop
*else
*return
*else
*set pointer + 1
*return
String parsing is incredibly useful and basically how I run my save/checkpoint system.
If you’re interested learning the more advanced bits of ChoiceScript, these threads are a good place to start: