Sometimes BBC basic is really dirty: How to read a line like this: 1480 IF G%=128O RG%=129O RG%=240O RG%=241 =-1 ELSE =0 It seems to do away with OR or AND statements, THEN is missing, and even the place to put the -1 or the 0 in is missing.

had a model B in the day, i still have it... Still to this day ive yet to find a keyboard as good.

Is it possible to add voiceover and sounds into the stories using this tool?

My workplace, in its infancy, used one for record keeping. It's not working now, but 40 years later, I have the book. There are good tips - even for the Yabasic programming language I write in.

Here, I've made a much easier code for those who still use this and need help adding AUDIO to your Twine. 0.5 is 50%, 0.8 is 80%, 0.3 is 30%, etc. If you need somewhere to upload audio, I prefer to use JukeHost. Which is very simple and easy to use!! This will help you adjust the sound volume to your liking for the page. Hope this helps! I'm going to be sharing my story in my community tab on my channel shortly, if anyone is interested in reading it! Come through and leave a comment! :D <script> var audio = document.createElement('audio'); audio.src = 'YOUR URL HERE'; audio.loop = true; audio.volume = 0.5; // Set volume to 50% (you can adjust this value) audio.play(); </script>

Thank you. It was very educational.

Simply amazing!!! You are a brilliant teacher!

How would I write the code for regeneration or invulnerability? Working on a hero story and could use some guidance.

I would like to add one to my collection, but live in a 120v country. Is there any way to convert them to run on 120v power?

Argh, takes me back...loved that you could mixed 6502 in BASIC ❤

Jason, four months ago I bought myself a BBC microcomputer. Please make part 3.

Far superior build to the Pi400 which is the poorist design ever.. The BBC micro had excellent connectability professional header, ROM sockets, Proper structured language. No libraries to link in.I can go on and on. Python is a disaster compared with this.

Is there more in this series? It's been 3 years.

Thank you, it was very helpful 💜

Man, the difference between mode 7 on this and a Super Nintendo is pretty wild.

0:00 Introduction to the Center for Computing History twine workshop 1:00 Demonstration of a simple twine interactive story 2:00 Player encounters wolves and has the option to run or fight 3:00 Player encounters an elemental and has the option to follow or not 4:00 Player enters a shop and has the option to buy item 6:00 Player finishes the story and has the option to start again 8:00 Introduction to Twine and its history 10:00 Creating a new story in Twine 12:00 Creating variables in Twine 15:00 Adding images to a Twine story 18:00 Creating choices and links in Twine 20:00 Creating a shop in Twine 22:00 Creating an inventory bar in Twine 25:00 Displaying variables in Twine 27:00 Creating a chance to use items in Twine 30:00 Using if-statements in Twine 33:00 Creating a back door option in Twine 34:00 Adding an inventory check in Twine 37:00 Creating options to use items in Twine 41:00 Adding a chance to start over in Twine 48:00 Conclusion and final thoughts on Twine

This is a life saver!!!

Is this Sugar Cube or Harlow? I couldn't see in the start of the video did I miss that bit?

I just bought a Raspberry Pi 400 and I am going to use BBC BASIC on RISC OS. It looks so fun, specially the sounds. It will annoy my wife so much 😂😂😂

bro thank u so much. im in a game design class and my prof is so bad at explaining

Oh think God I've found this tutorial!

Jason, it is as if you always wanted to star in that BBC computer education program, but were too young for that. When are the next parts coming? "Guess the number" was where I've got to in Sinclair basic, when I was 6, then lost interest. I've got a proper Beeb now.

Amazing Tutorial. Indeed.

10 listen to rick roll 20 goto 10

Sorry, I was here when the 'thumbs up' was exactly 286... lol

[ for the posters lol/enjoyment ] NEVER let anyone tell you you cannot do something!!!!! [ read on ;-) ] I cut my teeth on BBC BASIC over my bothers shoulder when I was 13, just before C.S.E 'Computer Studies' was an 'Option' to us pre G.C.S.E. Students. I got a Grade '1' [ was NOT ALLOWED to do the G.C.E. Exam because they said 'he does not know the history...'. Cut forward 3 years: Enter mentor 'Doctor Clark' [ a dude with a common interest and a PhD in 'Hardware Description Languages' ] and we started coding 'C' for DnD DM pre-gen sheets... 4 years later I'm writing Fruit Machine code on 68k in 'C', 3 years later I'm a UNIX Conformance Tester for UNISOFT [ My earliest net-swarf is my desktop wallpaper from '97 ], on contract to The Open Group, Intel and the DVB and DaSE consortium, [ Read Digital TV, US and EU ]. and SSL [ THE Intel CDSA 'white paper' testing ]

How do you add save and load options in the side bars?

What version of twine did you use? I go directly to the website that has the latest version of Twine is 2.6.2, released 26 February 2023. And it has half of the features you show in this tutorial. I initially tried to download the program and I got a message warning me it's not frequently downloaded and my antivirus blocked it. Any ideas about what's going on?

min 12:05 chess problem ..... !!! Los granos de arroz en un tablero de ajedrez.....!!!

Are you using sugarcube in this tutorial? Or is it the default Harlowe

Great demo! Thanks.

Your lack of snapping disturbs me

11:30 I’m a year late to this, so Will understand if no reply. If line 10 sets A as 1, and line 30 timeses A by 2, surely 1*2 is always 2? The line where a increases (the old line 30) is gone, so A will always remain 1? What am I missing?

wow wonderful explanation, please continue making videos for twine.. It's super interesting 👌👌

the codes of name did not work for me 🥵

Thaaaaank you! <3<3<3

That was amazing! Truly it was entertaining and I learned how to use Twine. Thank you for this tutorial! :)

this tutorial is awesome!

When I write (set:$name to (prompt: ... nothing happens. Like the word "set" doesn't become italics etc. Why?

Thanks its a great tutorial. But how to end the game if health reaches zero etc.? I can drop or raise my health. But how to end the game when its at zero? Or in my case.. when the water level reaches '10' ? Thanks

thx a lot for this tutorial. It makes a lot of things in twine way easier.

Thanks for that helpful and warm tutorial.

Thanks for this tutorial! I have a question: is there a way the get the char (or char code) at specified X,Y position on the screen using BBC BASIC in its original first version? Thanks

Wish you made some more twine videos, yours seem to be the best I can find

I love this video so much.If you don't mind,I would like to ask your permission translate and share this video to the other website in China for the embarrassing reason that KZbin is blocked from accessing in China.Of course, I will give sources of the original website.Thank you very much!!!

Wait, thats mean if your hp is 90 +50 is 140 while your hp is max 100?

Would you mind chaptering the video for replay purposes? :]

I have to do this quick so I'm asking instead of watching the video, how do I make it so that if one dies they get moved to the start of the story. I've got (if:$health < 1)[You have died] but don't know how to link it.

Hello! This is the best tutorial I've seen on Twine! But only one question remained - how to make the game end when health decreases below 0?

I think my biggest issue is knowing when to break up my writing so it's not just a big wall of text on one page. Also when to add choices for the player