It’s supposed to read Artifice - Honesty, but I’m just getting Artifice. I thought maybe the names were too long, but I’ve tried making them shorter as well, and it didn’t help.
If you want Honesty shown on the other side you’ll need to add it after Artiface. The name after the opposed_pair command is the variable name. Note you should only have one variable for each opposed pair, the names displayed are just labels.
@Delliot,
It may have something to do with your spacing, but I’m not sure.
When I downloaded your choicescript_stats as a text file, it looked like this:
@Carlos.R His spacing is fine. The .txt files uploaded at the site sometimes can look janky and weird, but the compiler should runs through them just fine.
@lunawisp Well, that’ll turn [Honesty] into [Artifice], which can make things really whoppy to track (increase honesty to increase artifice?).
But I think she nearly nailed it. @Delliot, instead of
opposed_stats honesty
Artifice
Honesty
try
opposed_stats honesty
Honesty
Artifice
I’m not sure that’s the case, but maybe that’ll beat the common sense into the compiler that nothing is wrong in your code.
I think the problem is either in the spacing or the code.
I changed Honesty and Artifice to another Manners and Mayhem while keeping the exact same spacing and this happened: