A check putting it in rule:
if the noun is the vinegar and the second noun is the baking soda:
say "You add a little of the powder to the vinegar, and it fizzes.";
now the vinegary switch is switched on;
stop the action.
if the noun is the baking soda and the second noun is the vinegar:
say "You add a little of the powder to the vinegar, and it fizzes.";
now the vinegary switch is switched on;
stop the action.
if the noun is the soap and the second noun is the vinegar:
say "You add a little of the powder to the vinegar, but it doesn't fizz.";
now the vinegary switch is switched on;
stop the action.
if the noun is the vinegar and the second noun is the soap:
say "You add a little of the powder to the vinegar, and it fizzes.";
now the vinegary switch is switched on;
stop the action.
otherwise:
say "That seems futile.";
stop the action.
Inform keeps giving me this error message:
The problem is this part herestop the action.
if the noun is the baking soda and the second noun is the vinegar:The compiler thought the period at the end of “stop the action” ended the whole rule. Use a semi colon.