Twine - Interactive Story creator

[salis]

Susan! Thank you SO much for sharing this! Trying to keep my branching storylines seperate has been a massive headache, and I've been searching for a writing program like this for ages. It even has helpful video tutorials! Pure awesomeness!

[Blane Doyle]

Oh my, THIS looks like it could be very useful! Thank you for the share!

[Androol]

Thx for the sharing, i was trying to use freemind for the same purpose ( nodal logic) i will see if this work better.

Other more achieved interactive text builder already exist like Inform or Undum but i definitly like a nodal interface like in Twine.

Maybe he can do some improvement on the look and the Ergonomics by inspiring himself with the nodal interface in 3d software like blender.

[CheeryMoya]

Sorry for necroposting, but I was digging through old threads to look for things to put into the OELVN wiki.

I've downloaded Twine from the website and installed it numerous times, but I always get this error saying I don't have the "MSVCP71.dll" file. I tried to look through their Google Group and found this, tossed those files in, and it still didn't work. Can anyone lend me this mysterious MSVCP71.dll file or a link to a download of Twine that actually works? I have so many short stories that would work so well in Twine now that I think about it ;-;

[Ryue]

Nice tool looks just like what I need for the more complicated parts of my story (3 parallel plot lines which influence each other)

[AxemRed]

I don't have the "MSVCP71.dll" file.

You should have it, it's included by default in current versions of Windows and I believe some WinXP service pack (2 or 3). Check C:\Windows\System32 or C:\Windows\SysWOW64

[VerdeICe]

Awesome-sauce. Now I don't have to remember things.

[CheeryMoya]

I don't have the "MSVCP71.dll" file.

You should have it, it's included by default in current versions of Windows and I believe some WinXP service pack (2 or 3). Check C:\Windows\System32 or C:\Windows\SysWOW64

Wow, copying that file from one of the Program files did the trick... I guess I'll just enjoy my Twine now.

[TheGuraGuraMan]

Oh thanks, it could be useful. My personnal VN don't have any choice but I could use it to organise Higurashi Matsuri's tree system.

[Alte]

Twine 2.0 now available as browser based, it works with Linux and tablets. It also can still be 100% local to the computer.

There's more information regarding to Twine 2, here.