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Back Toward User

Far Side From User

Top

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:: StoryTitle
Lock and Key: Variable in SugarCube

:: Start
<<set $key to false>>
<<include "LocationCheck">>

:: Front-Room [sticky-card req-not-passage-Front-Room]
<<include "LocationCheck">>

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(function(storyContent) {

    var story = new inkjs.Story(storyContent);

    var storyContainer = document.querySelectorAll('#story')[0];

    function showAfter(delay, el) {
        setTimeout(function() { el.classList.add("show") }, delay);
    }

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:: Some Passage
This will show at the start.

@@.hide;This will show after you click or press space/enter.@@

@@.hide;.nocontinue;This will show after you advance again, but will <em>not</em> have the continue marker.@@

<span class="hide">HTML tags work fine too, but the other notation is shorter.</span>

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Solo Journalling Games

• Thousand Year Old Vampire $15.00

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• Alone Among the Stars PWYW
  • Alone at the Table (list of adaptations)
  • twitter bot @among_stars_
• Eidolon $15.00
• Inscrutable Cities $9.00

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Put into your source directory. Run with node bundle-scripts.js on the command line. You can probably put the command into a .bat file (Windows) or .sh file (Mac OSX, Linux) so you can just double-click it to build?

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{
"SWRAOER": "0",
"WUPB": "1",
"TWO": "2",
"THRAOE": "3",
"TPOUR": "4",
"TPAOEUFB": "5",
"SEUBGS": "6",
"SAEFB": "7",
"AEUGT": "8",

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Do you have reading recommendations about the science and ecology of farming? Where can a beginner explore these interdependencies you've mentioned?

For vegetable gardening, Eliot Coleman's [New Organic Grower][] is a classic talking about how to design and run a small vegetable operation. He's insatiably curious and he's trying to give you the tools you need to make your own decisions for your own situation rather than giving you a concrete recipe that may quickly become outdated.

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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
// N: (Node) Add attributes, properties, and children to a DOM node
// (possibly creating it first).
// args:
//     target: an Element or a tag name (e.g. "div")
//     then optional in any order (type determines function)
//         Element: child
//         string: text node child
//         array: values are treated as args
//         null/undefined: ignored

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The conversation system from Glass by Emily Short

A quick code walkthrough by Josh Grams

This is actually pretty straightforward: it's just very spread out and there's a lot of boilerplate directing everything you type to the conversation system, so it's easy to miss the important parts.

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