By default twine renders all the content of a passage directly over the main background. However, what i want and have seen in a number of the twine/sugarcube games is a dynamic ‘gameplay area’. Basically another window over the background that is a separate entity from the background where the con…

While others have mentioned the StoryInterface passage, which essentially allows you to replace the whole SugarCube UI with your own, all it sounds like you are asking about is how to visually separate the passage from the background of the window, i.e. to put a box around it, like this: [image] (…

How to create a 'gameplay area' for passage content

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manonamora (M.) June 5, 2024, 11:44am 3

You could just link this thread

It’s more up to date!

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