Exploring Planets

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<img src="https://openclipart.org/image/400px/205429" alt="An image of the world." /> Hello [[world]]. <br> ^^Further advanced technology^^ <<nobr>> <<if !$name>> What’s your name? <<textbox "$name" "">> <<button "Submit">> <<run if ($name.trim() !== "") { alert("Hello, " + $name + "!"); }>> <</button>> <</if>> <<if $name>> Welcome back, <<print $name>>! <</if>>  <<if $twineVisits > 0 or $linuxVisits > 0 or $bsdVisits > 0>> I recorded that you visited: <ul> <<if $twine is true>><li>Planet Twine: <<print $twineVisits>> visits</li><</if>> <<if $linux is true>><li>Planet Linux: <<print $linuxVisits>> visits</li><</if>> <<if $bsd is true>><li>Planet BSD: <<print $bsdVisits>> visits</li><</if>> </ul> <</if>> <</nobr>> <br> Clicking these [[links]] will show you what else you can click and change. Clicking these [[examples]] will show you how text can appear as if it's being typed. Clicking [[randomizers]] will show you how code can randomize text on screen.

<<if $name>> Welcome, <<print $name>>! <</if>> This was made in [[Twine]] on [[Linux]]. <<set $offworld to true>> <<choice Start "Return to Earth.">>

Twine is an interactive story framework. It runs on all operating systems, but I prefer to use it on [[Linux]]. <<set $twineVisits += 1>> <<set $twine to true>> <<choice Start "Return to Earth.">>

Linux is an open source [[Unix]]-like operating system. <<set $linuxVisits += 1>> <<set $linux to true>> <<choice Start "Return to Earth.">>

BSD is an open source version of AT&T's Unix operating system. If the link to earth stops working on the other 'made up' planets, you can always come here to use the link below to get out. <<set $bsdVisits += 1>> <<set $bsd to true>> <<link "Return to Earth">><<goto "Start">><</link>>

<<type 30ms skipkey "Control">> Type characters from this content every 40 milliseconds. Including [[links]] and ''other markup''! <</type>> <<type 100ms skipkey "Control">> Type characters from this content every 100 milliseconds, using the Control (CTRL) key as the skip key. <</type>> <<timed 3s>> This text simply appears after 3 seconds. <</timed>> <<type 40ms start 2s>> <<print $name>>: "I sound like I'm speaking this content every 40 milliseconds, starting after a 2 second delay." <</type>> <<type 20ms skipkey "Control" class "foo bar">> Type characters from this content every 20 milliseconds, adding classes to the typing container. <</type>> <<type 20ms skipkey "Control" id "type01">> Type characters from this content every 20 milliseconds, assigning an ID to the typing container. <</type>> <<type 20ms skipkey "Control" keep>> Type characters from this content every 20 milliseconds, keeping the cursor after typing is complete. <</type>> Return to [[Start]]

→ Without forwarding: a very basic statistic setting example Strength Level: <<set $pcStr to 10>><span id="stats-str"><<print $pcStr>></span> \ ( <<button "[+]">><<set $pcStr++>><<replace "#stats-str">><<print $pcStr>><</replace>><</button>> \ | <<button "[-]">><<set $pcStr-->><<replace "#stats-str">><<print $pcStr>><</replace>><</button>> )  Energy Level: <<set $energyLevel to 10>><span id="energy-stats"><<print $energyLevel>></span> \ <<nobr>> ( <<button "[+]">> <<set $energyLevel++>> <<replace "#energy-stats">><<print $energyLevel>><</replace>> <<replace "#feeling-status">> <<set $feeling to ($energyLevel === 10 ? "pretty even" : ($energyLevel > 10 ? "buoyant" : "sluggish"))>> Currently you feel: <<print $feeling>> <</replace>> <</button>> | <<button "[-]">> <<set $energyLevel-->> <<replace "#energy-stats">><<print $energyLevel>><</replace>> <<replace "#feeling-status">> <<set $feeling to ($energyLevel === 10 ? "pretty even" : ($energyLevel > 10 ? "buoyant" : "sluggish"))>> Currently you feel: <<print $feeling>> <</replace>> <</button>> ) <</nobr>>  <div id="feeling-status"> <<set $feeling to ($energyLevel === 10 ? "pretty even" : ($energyLevel > 10 ? "buoyant" : "sluggish"))>> Currently you feel: <<print $feeling>> </div>  <<button "[Double Strength]">> <<if $pcStr < 10000>>  <<set $pcStr *= 2>> <</if>> <<replace "#stats-str">><<print $pcStr>><</replace>> <</button>> <br>  <<button "Collect a Unique Artifact">> <<script>> const items = ["Ancient Scroll", "Mystic Gem", "Alien Plant"]; const item = items[Math.floor(Math.random() * items.length)]; State.variables.inventory.push(item); alert("You collected: " + item); <</script>> <</button>> <br>  <<button "Pass Time">> <<script>> State.variables.timeOfDay = (State.variables.timeOfDay === "Day") ? "Night" : "Day"; alert("It is now " + State.variables.timeOfDay + "."); setTimeout(() => { Engine.play("Start"); // Navigate to the "Start" passage after delay }, 1000); <</script>> <</button>> <br><br> Also you can make options disappear. → Without a transition We—We should <<linkappend "take">> away their METAL BAWKSES<</linkappend>>! → With a transition I spy with my little <<linkappend "eye" t8n>>, a crab rangoon<</linkappend>>.  Return to [[Start]] See how you feel [[on another page|randomizers]]

''Foo:'' <<do tag "foo foobar">><<= ["fee", "fie", "foe", "fum"].random()>><</do>> ''Bar:'' <<do tag "bar foobar">><<= ["alfa", "bravo", "charlie", "delta"].random()>><</do>> <<link "Update foo">> <<redo "foo">> <</link>> <<link "Update bar">> <<redo "bar">> <</link>> <<link "Update foo & bar (1)">> <<redo "foo bar">> <</link>> <<link "Update foo & bar (2)">> <<redo "foobar">> <</link>> (You'd have to look at the code to see why those two are different.) <<set $celestialBody to ["Mercury", "Venus", "Mars", "Jupiter", "Saturn", "Uranus", "Neptune", "Pluto", "Moon"].random()>> Out of all of the celestial bodies in our solar system, this computer program has decided that you're going to be sent to <b><u><<print $celestialBody>></u></b>. And I'm not sure if it will always remember that choice, but we'll have to see... However, you still are feeling <<print $feeling>>. If you picked up anything you'd see it down here: !!!Inventory - - - - - - - - <ul> <<for _item range $inventory>> <li><<print _item>></li> <</for>> </ul> Return to [[Start]] Return to [[links]] <div class="action-box"> Now we're going to play with $name as if they're an object.  <<button "We see <<print $name>>">> <<script>> const events = ["pick up a rock and put it back down", "keep walking", "stop for a sec", "look around to see if anyone noticed", "walk back"]; State.variables.eventMessage = events[Math.floor(Math.random() * events.length)]; <</script>>  <<append "#event-message">> <<print $eventMessage>> <</append>>  <<replace "#initial-message">>  <</replace>>  <<replace "#latest-action">> Or you can have a single line to know that you told <<print $name>> to <<print $eventMessage>>. <</replace>> <</button>>  <div id="initial-message"> What will <<print $name>> do? </div>  <div id="event-message">  </div>  <div id="latest-action"> Or you can have a single line to know that you told <<print $name>> to [most recent action]. </div> </div>

<<set $twineVisits to 0>> <<set $linuxVisits to 0>> <<set $bsdVisits to 0>> <<set $inventory to []>> <<set $timeOfDay to "Day">> //testing// ''testing'' ==test== test test ~~testing subscript~~ test test *test **test ***test ****test ||test|| test !1. test !!2. test !!!3. test \[[ \]]