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====Question example====
====Question example====
To understand how $q, $r, and $p work, an example may be helpful. Consider this excerpt from Haley's dialogue file.
To understand how $q, $r, and $p work, an example may be helpful. Note how you can format the script to be easier to read:
<source lang="yaml">
summer_Fri:
"I think I'll go to the beach tomorrow!
#$q 305/306 beachquestion_followup#Would you like to go with me?
#$r 305 15 beachquestion_yes#Sure, I would love to!
#$r 306 0 beachquestion_sorry#Oh, sorry, I've already made plays with someone else...
#$r 306 -10 beachquestion_no#No thank you.
",
beachquestion_yes: "Good! It's a date.$h",
beachquestion_sorry: "Oh. Darn. Okay.$6",
beachquestion_no: "Oh. Um. Sorry.$s",
beachquestion_followup:
"$p 305
#Tomorrow should be a lot of fun!$h
|Hmm, I wonder if I can get someone to go with me...$s
",
summer_Sat:
"The beach is lovely this time of year...
#$p 305
#Thanks for coming with me today.$h
|Oh, hi @, how's it going?
",
</source>
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Here is another example from Haley's existing dialogue file. Note how the script formatting is harder to read, but the game is able to process both.
<source lang="yaml">
<source lang="yaml">