Name | Topic | Used in | Type |
---|---|---|---|
else | Branching | station | element |
Whenever you test against a state with the if-element, you need to
write an alternative display in case no if-expression of a station
turns out to be true. Therefore, whenever you write one or more if-elements
to a station, you need to put a single else-element at the end of the
station.
Sample:
<if check="[has torch]">
<text>Your torch lightens up the room.
You notice a small rusty shield
lying on the floor and pick it up.
</text>
<state name="has shield"/>
<choice station="back">You leave the room</choice>
</if>
<else>
<text>This room is too dark to see anything.</text>
<choice station="back">You leave it</choice>
</else>