The error I’m getting is: “Error: court line 68: invalid @{} variable substitution at letter 1”
My code looks like this:
It is
@{palace_grandeur a squat room held up by thick columns | a fair hall of great columns | an airy hall with great columns | a large hall with great columns |
an incredible engineering achievement, as ceiling is supported by thin columns | easy to see why travelers think Ured was built by giants, for your
massive throneroom’s arched ceilings are supported by almost impossibly thin columns | easy to see why travelers think Ured was built by giants, for your
colossal throneroom is a truly-awe inspiring sight, a wonder of the world fit to seat the most honored of gods. Its columns }
The variable “palace_grandeur” is established in startup as
*create palace_grandeur 1
And altered in lines from the earlier part of the scene (potentially increased.) There’s no way that it would drop below 1 or rise above the maximum number of options.
Well, you can always use *if for long paragraphs. There’s no much difference, and it’s also looks more tidier ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Or you can endure the pain
Summary
A young, ${appearance} of teenage years with a ${skin_col} colored skin. @{(transmorphed = 4) Facial features include ${eye_col}|A transmorphed, with ${eye_col}} eyes and @{hair_l bald head, claimed that ${pc_he} can't grow ${pc_hisl} hair.|bald hair on registration date. Claimed that ${baldlol}, and the hair is of a ${hair_col} color and|||||} @{(hair_t + 1) |||Straight|Wavy|curly}@{(hair_l = 2) type when not bald.|,} @{hair_l ||very-short hair.|short hair.|fairly long hair.|fairly long hair.|long hair.}
And deal with it