An easy to use Unity 3D library for creating illustrated Interactive Fiction games and more.
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-- This Lua script defines a module which can be imported in any Lua script using:
-- local junglestory = require('junglestory')
-- You can then call any function on the module, e.g. junglestory.start()
-- In FungusLua, module files must be contained in a Resources/Lua folder somewhere in your project.
-- Lua modules are typically declared using an empty table called M.
-- All members of the module must have the M. prefix, and the M table is returned at the end of the script.
-- N.B. If you want to reference another function in the module, you must use the M.prefix.
M = {}
function M.start()
runblock(flowchart, "Intro") -- Runs the Intro Block on the flowchart
setcharacter(sherlockcharacter, "annoyed") -- Sets the speaking character and portrait
say "Hello John."
setcharacter(johncharacter, "eyeroll")
say "Hello Sherlock."
say "We appear to be in a tropical rain forest."
wait(1)
say "Again."
runblock(flowchart, "ZoomIn", 0, true) -- Runs the ZoomIn Block, but doesn't wait for it to finish
say "While we're here, I suggest we fill our canteens from this waterfall."
menu("Agreed", M.canteenyes) -- Show menu option, call M.canteenyes() if selected
menu("No, we don't have time", M.canteenno)
end
function M.canteenyes()
runblock(flowchart, "PlayPourSound")
setcharacter(sherlockcharacter, "annoyed")
say "There, that's better"
M.moveon() -- Call another function in the module
end
function M.canteenno()
setcharacter(sherlockcharacter, "annoyed")
say "Let's get moving"
M.moveon()
end
function M.moveon()
setcharacter(sherlockcharacter, "annoyed")
say("There must be some way out of this cursed place.")
end
return M