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Twine How To Link Passages. Do you go left or right? Do you answer kindly or aggressively? A quick tutorial on linking passages together with twine using the chapbook story format. In twine, you use links to connect passages and add choices to your story. This guide explains what a passage is in twine and how to create links between them. Writing [[a passage]] makes a link to a passage named a. Link to another passage named different passage using routing. These instructions apply to any story format in twine, including the default. These instructions apply to any. The following handout explains what a passage is in twine and how to create links between them. Twine passages are connected by links—clickable words that lead from one passage to another. In short, you create a link by placing two square brackets around text in a passage. The how to create links section of the twine 2 guide contains examples of markup link with the target passage name different to the link text. Readers can click on links to move forward in.

Writing [[a passage]] makes a link to a passage named a. In short, you create a link by placing two square brackets around text in a passage. Link to another passage named different passage using routing. A quick tutorial on linking passages together with twine using the chapbook story format. Do you go left or right? In twine, you use links to connect passages and add choices to your story. Twine passages are connected by links—clickable words that lead from one passage to another. The how to create links section of the twine 2 guide contains examples of markup link with the target passage name different to the link text. Readers can click on links to move forward in. The following handout explains what a passage is in twine and how to create links between them.

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Twine How To Link Passages Link to another passage named different passage using routing. Link to another passage named different passage using routing. In twine, you use links to connect passages and add choices to your story. The how to create links section of the twine 2 guide contains examples of markup link with the target passage name different to the link text. These instructions apply to any story format in twine, including the default. This guide explains what a passage is in twine and how to create links between them. Twine passages are connected by links—clickable words that lead from one passage to another. Do you answer kindly or aggressively? Readers can click on links to move forward in. Do you go left or right? A quick tutorial on linking passages together with twine using the chapbook story format. These instructions apply to any. The following handout explains what a passage is in twine and how to create links between them. In short, you create a link by placing two square brackets around text in a passage. Writing [[a passage]] makes a link to a passage named a.