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Mutive wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 24, 2019 12:30 pm

You'd want to use some kind of persistent condition. You'd wait until whatever conditions you needed for the book to be unlocked to be achieved, then would do something along the lines of:

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$ persistent.book3unlocked = True

Let's say that the conditions you wanted were for book1 and book2 to be completed before the player could open book3. At the bottom of book1's playthrough you'd put something like:

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$ persistent.book1 = True

And then do the same for book2 (just change the variable to persistent.book2).

Then at the top of your game (probably after "label start:", you'd have something like:

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if persistent.book1 == true and persistent.book2 == True:
		$ persistent.book3unlocked = True

Then your code might read something like where you wanted to ask the player which book they wanted to play through:

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menu:
		"Which book do you want to play through?"
		"Book 1":
			jump book1
		"Book 2":
			jump book2
		"Book 3" if persistent.book3unlocked == True:
			jump book3

There are a lot of ways of doing this, though, depending on precisely how you want your game/code to look.