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| ===== Things to know about the engine's workings ===== | ===== Things to know about the engine's workings ===== | ||
| - | SLUDGE has a whole bunch of parts to it, but it can be simplified into just 2 story-telling ideas and 3 major types of visual content. | + | SLIDGE has a whole bunch of parts to it, but it can be simplified into just 2 story-telling ideas and 3 major types of visual content. |
| The storytelling ideas are **Scenes** and **Moments**. | The storytelling ideas are **Scenes** and **Moments**. | ||
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| * **Scene** : A set of moments. A scene may link to any other scene, so you can assemble parts of your game's dialog as you need. | * **Scene** : A set of moments. A scene may link to any other scene, so you can assemble parts of your game's dialog as you need. | ||
| - | The major areas of visual content that may be displayed during a moment are **textbox**, **choice**, and **character** | + | The major types of visual content that may be displayed during a moment are **textbox**, **choice**, and **character** |
| * **Textbox** : Text may be entered into one or several textboxes, and each can be set to reveal text like a typewriter or all at once. Textboxes can have a visual style assigned to them to customize appearance. | * **Textbox** : Text may be entered into one or several textboxes, and each can be set to reveal text like a typewriter or all at once. Textboxes can have a visual style assigned to them to customize appearance. | ||
| * **Choice** : Similar to textbox, but choices can link to other scenes or can compute and modify game data. | * **Choice** : Similar to textbox, but choices can link to other scenes or can compute and modify game data. | ||
| * **Character** : Portraits of characters (or other images) may be displayed. Characters may have multiple "expressions" defined, allowing you to choose between a character's appearances as you edit. | * **Character** : Portraits of characters (or other images) may be displayed. Characters may have multiple "expressions" defined, allowing you to choose between a character's appearances as you edit. | ||
| - | For further explanation of the terms, check out [[sludge:Glossary of Terms]] | + | Continue to [[slidge:getting_started_-_first_steps|First Steps]] to learn how to use this engine with GameMaker Studio 2. |
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| + | For further explanation of the terms, check out [[slidge:glossary_of_terms]] | ||