Hells Kitchen

"Hells Kitchen" by Robert Clarke.

Use scoring;

Kitchen is a room. A Pie is in the Kitchen. Bread is in the Kitchen.

A Chef is a man in the Kitchen.
The oven is a closed openable container in the Kitchen

Heat is a kind of value. The heats are raw, slightly cooked, cooked, overcooked, burnt.

A dish is a kind of thing. A dish is always edible. A dish has a heat. A dish is usually raw. The Pie is a dish. The Bread is a dish.

Instead of giving or showing an overcooked Pie to the Chef:
	move the Pie to the Chef;
	say "You cooked it for too long.".

Instead of giving or showing a burnt Pie to the Chef:
	move the Pie to the Chef;
	say "You cooked it for too long.".

Instead of giving or showing a cooked Pie to the Chef:
	move the Pie to the Chef;
	increase the score by 2;
	say "It looks good."

Every turn:
	repeat with item running through dishes in the oven:
		let the current heat be the heat of the item;
		if the current heat is overcooked:
			say "you smell burning...";
			decrease the score by 1;
		if the current heat is burnt:
			say "you definately smell something burning...";
			decrease the score by 2;

Every turn:
	repeat with item running through dishes in the oven:
		let the current heat be the heat of the item;
		if the current heat is not burnt, now the heat of the item is the heat after the current heat.

Before printing the name of a dish (called the plate):
	say "[heat of the plate] ".	

Understand the heat property as describing a dish.

This cooking story is inspired by the "Disenchantment Bay" example that is provided with the new version of Inform 7.

Note: do not change the order of the two "Every turn:" blocks otherwise things won't work as expected...