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See also the '''DOT''' and '''CROSS''' IDs, in [[UtilWML]]
== The [story] tag ==
== The [story] tag ==


The [story] tag is a series of images and text to display as the first part of the intro screen.
The '''[story]''' tag is a series of images and text to display as the first part of the intro screen.


The only tag recognized for [story] is [part].
The only tag recognized for '''[story]''' is '''[part]'''.
Each [part] represents one image and text.
Each '''[part]''' represents one image and text.
The part is displayed until the user clicks on the "Next>>>" button.
The part is displayed until the user clicks on the "Next>>>" button.


The following key/tags are recognized for [part]:
The following key/tags are recognized for '''[part]''':
* ''background'' the image to display. Story images are usually created specially for this purpose, except for the map.
* ''background'' the image to display. Story images are usually created specially for this purpose, except for the map.
* ''story'' (translatable) the text to display below the image.
* ''story'' (translatable) the text to display below the image.
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** ''delay'' the time to delay drawing this image.
** ''delay'' the time to delay drawing this image.


 
See also the '''DOT''' and '''CROSS''' macros, in [[UtilWML]]
See also the '''DOT''' and '''CROSS''' IDs, in [[UtilWML]]


== See Also ==
== See Also ==


* [[ReferenceWML]]
* [[ReferenceWML]]

Revision as of 16:04, 31 August 2005

The [story] tag

The [story] tag is a series of images and text to display as the first part of the intro screen.

The only tag recognized for [story] is [part]. Each [part] represents one image and text. The part is displayed until the user clicks on the "Next>>>" button.

The following key/tags are recognized for [part]:

  • background the image to display. Story images are usually created specially for this purpose, except for the map.
  • story (translatable) the text to display below the image.
  • delay time in milliseconds to delay on this frame.
  • show_title whether to display the title of the scenario at the top
  • music change to this music
  • [image] an image to display.
    • x, y the location in pixels to draw the image.
    • file the image to display.
    • delay the time to delay drawing this image.

See also the DOT and CROSS macros, in UtilWML

See Also

This page was last edited on 31 August 2005, at 16:04.
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