Pronoun variables

[Cecilia_Rosewood]

This is an older topic about the subject

How to create a Gender variable?

Just to put in my input, I have a ‘sample’ gender variable that I made which I use all of my gender variables from, *if (Gender = “Female”) -> *set him “her” -> *set his “hers” -> *set she “she” -> *goto *else -> *set him “him” -> *set his “his” -> *set she “he” -> *goto Then, if I need it, I just put ${him} which changes it to him or her depending on the gender, and so on. For gender variables for more than one person I change the *set him “her” bits to things like *set shim “her” …

and here are some more general things about learning ChoiceScript that should explain pronoun variables as well

ChoiceScript Full Tutorial (finished!)

Link: ChoiceScript Interactive Tutorial I’ve lashed together basically everything you could want from a ChoiceScript Tutorial. It has a guided page-by-page tutorial, as well as a “Chapter List” page for easy navigation. It has examples of all the different commands, along with appropriate ways to use them, and common mistakes that can end up breaking the game. There’s even pictures accompanying some examples. It has pages that help out with Quicktest and Randomtest. It also has higher level exa…

The Beginners Guide to ChoiceScript

So, any long time member may know that I made a ChoiceScript Guide. Well after so long and so many iterations, I’m closing in on completing it. My intentions with this guide is to create something that, no matter your level of skill or computer knowledge, it can teach you the basics of ChoiceScript. For me to consider it truly ‘done’ though, I want to make sure it includes every thing that any aspiring ChoiceScript writer may want. So if you don’t know what to do with ChoiceScript, try checking …