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@@ -49,24 +49,24 @@ There are four different csv with instruction on how to compose a new strip.
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ram.csv this has the chain (markov-like) of the different panels, the first column is the previous panel, other columns are the possible outcomes;
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it starts always with 000, if the file is not found it just prints nothing (it can be useful), it ends with END
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when the story is completed, the script adds ".png" to the entries
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- origin, destination, destination, destination...
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+ - origin, destination, destination, destination...
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rtext.csv the random text table, in the first column there is the name of the panel, then the number of actors, then the location, x and y, for the
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text of each actor, then the random text; if there are more than one actors, the text is "1st location,2nd location" so if we have two
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characters speaking, that would be "question,answer";for silent panels, just put 0 in the 2nd column;for a line break put @; different
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words can be randomly chosen with a substitution tag, tags are marked with a dollar sign, (like $TAG)
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- name.png,0 (silent panel name.png)
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- name.png,1,100,200,Hello,Hi (single character that says "Hello" or "Hi" placing text on x100 y200)
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- name.png,2,100,200,300,200,Hello,Hi (two characters, the first says "Hello" the second answers "Hi", the first has text on x100 y200, the second on x300 y200)
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- name.png,1,100,200,$GREETING (single character that says a random greeting defined in subs.csv)
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+ - name.png,0 (silent panel name.png)
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+ - name.png,1,100,200,Hello,Hi (single character that says "Hello" or "Hi" placing text on x100 y200)
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+ - name.png,2,100,200,300,200,Hello,Hi (two characters, the first says "Hello" the second answers "Hi", the first has text on x100 y200, the second on x300 y200)
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+ - name.png,1,100,200,$GREETING (single character that says a random greeting defined in subs.csv)
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subs.csv every $ tag is in the first column of this file, the tag is substituted with a random word in the following columns, it's possible to insert
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tags in the substitution text; this csv uses semicolons
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- $GREETING;Hi;Hello;Hallo ($GREETING is substituted with "Hi", "Hello" or "Hallo")
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- $COLOUR;red;green;$GREETING ($COLOUR is substituted with "red", "green" or a random greeting)
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+ - $GREETING;Hi;Hello;Hallo ($GREETING is substituted with "Hi", "Hello" or "Hallo")
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+ - $COLOUR;red;green;$GREETING ($COLOUR is substituted with "red", "green" or a random greeting)
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obj.csv this csv has the location of random objects that can be placed on the panel; on the first column there is the name of the panel, then the x
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and y of the location on the panel, the the possible image files of the objects; if a "R" is placed instead of the list of possible files,
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the last object used is repeated
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- panel.png,100,200,obj00.png,obj01.png (on panel.png a random object chosen among obj00.png and obj01.png is placed at x100 y200)
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- panel2.png,100,200,R (on panel2.png the object used in the previous panel is placed at x100 y200)
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+ - panel.png,100,200,obj00.png,obj01.png (on panel.png a random object chosen among obj00.png and obj01.png is placed at x100 y200)
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+ - panel2.png,100,200,R (on panel2.png the object used in the previous panel is placed at x100 y200)
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