Linking inventory items
Brian Moakley Learn how to use the power of Twine to create make inventory objects link-able. Thakfully, it's not as hard as it sounds.
Read MoreCreating an advanced inventory
In this tutorial, you'll expand your twine inventory system to use both arrays and datamaps to build an advanced inventory system
Read MoreDefining In-Game Objects
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to define custom objects using Twine data maps.
Read MoreGetting loopy with Twine loops
Loops are great for doing repetitive tasks, especially when working with inventories. You'll learn the basics in this tutorial.
Read MoreBranching your narrative with the (if: ) macro
With the If macro, you can create branching choices in your Twine story to produce some complicated stories or complex logic.
Read MoreCreating a Basic Inventory
Creating an inventory an inventory in Twine can be a little challenging. Thankfully you have an array to help you out!
Read MoreGetting the Player’s Name
A common question with Twine is getting a person's name but this involves you diving deeper into macros which you'll do in this tutorial.
Read MoreCoding with Twine Variables
Getting started making interactive stories means diving into code and you'll get started by creating some Twine variables.
Read MoreAdding More Locations
Expand your knowledge of Twine by creating a large networked series of passages that the reader can navigate like a map.
Read MoreWriting Your First Twine Story
Getting started with Twine 2 only takes having a browser and the idea of a branching story. This is the first tutorial in a series.
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