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Smart Answers

You can conditionally show answer options based on whether the player has met certain criteria. This is extremely useful!

Example: 

%random%=npc(01vwqqxp,up)
%random%.msg(Ahoy, there!#Where do you want to sail?)&answers=if[ev[KnotIsland_Traveled]=1]Knot Island,if[ev[BoonIsland_Traveled]=1]Boon Island,Cancel

Knot Island=%random%.answer(All right!#All aboard the Seagallop Hi-Speed 2!)&warp=08qp3lgv,0
Boon Island=%random%.answer(All right!#All aboard the Seagallop Hi-Speed 2!)&warp=08ju24jj,0

In this example, the sailor only shows the option to travel to an island if you have the corresponding ev set. 

if !item[06q3svbf]
msg(You don't have a COIN CASE!)
else
msg(Welcome to ROCKET GAME CORNER!|Need some game coins?|Choose an amount:)&!with=enabler&!direction=d||&answers=if[money>=1000]50 - $1000,if[money>=5000]250 - $5000,if[money>=10000]500 - $10000,Cancel

500 - $10000=answer(Thanks! Here are 500 coins!)&coins=500&money=-10000
250 - $5000=answer(Thanks! Here are 250 coins!)&coins=250&money=-5000
50 - $1000=answer(Thanks! Here are 50 coins!)&coins=50&money=-1000

Cancel=answer(No? Please come play sometime!)

In the example above, the Game Corner clerk only shows certain options available to you, dependent on the amount of money you have.

You can use all the following:

  • [ev[]]

  • [mapvar[]]

  • [var[]]

  • [skin[]]

  • [achievement[]]

  • [item[]]

  • [outfit[]]

  • [money[]]

  • [badge[]]

  • [badges[]]

  • [mon[]]

  • [egg[]]

Warning

It is poor game design to offer every single option and then respond with a “Sorry, that option you picked is not available.” Always aim to hide unavailable options using smart answers to avoid this.