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@@ -265,5 +265,26 @@ Good news is we can easily avoid them by using Markdown links:
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This is how we can go from one file to another. Writing anything *after*
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is kinda useless, since it can't be viewed anyway.
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```
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+### 3.2.5 Choice chunk
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+With bullet points and link we can give player a choice:
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+
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+```markdown
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+1 @ALICE__
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+2 Should I go with Bob or Chloe?
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+3
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+4 + [I will go with Bob](bob_route.vnrs)
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+5 - [(TODO) I will go with Chloe](chloe_route.vnrs)
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+6 * [Go alone](secret_route.vnrs){social<0}
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+```
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+
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+In Markdown, it doesn't matter which sign you use (+ / * / +), but
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+in Vinora Screenplay they have it's own functionality:
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+
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+'+' is for ordinary choices
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+'-' is for blocked choices. They are viewable but can't be chosen. It's
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+useful for planning future chapters.
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+'\*' is for hidden choices. They are only viewable if the condition in
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+{} brackets is true.
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## 3.3 Inline parser
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