How to trigger different room descriptions efficiently when objects are not there? Also multiple objects?

[HanonO (Hanon Ondricek)]

@GiannisG

While we’re at it, is there a simple way to keep all the initial appearances of a room’s objects in the same paragraph?

You could create a paragraph like…

Chocolate River is a room. “A luscious waterfall of chocolate cascades into a river flowing through this room made of candy[if we have not handled the peppermint sticks]. Peppermint sticks at least six feet tall tower above your head[end if][if we have not handled the frosting flowers]. Sculpted flowers of multi-colored frosting dot the minty-green grass[end if][if we have not handled the Swedish fish]. Fruity-hued Swedish fish splash near the chocolate waterfront[end if].”

[GiannisG (Giannis Georgiou)]

Thanks @HanonO!

Shouldn’t it be, though:

Chocolate River is a room. “A luscious waterfall of chocolate cascades into a river flowing through this room made of candy[if we have not handled the peppermint sticks]. [Peppermint sticks] at least six feet tall tower above your head[end if][if we have not handled the frosting flowers]. Sculpted [flowers of multi-colored frosting] dot the minty-green grass[end if][if we have not handled the Swedish fish]. Fruity-hued [Swedish fish] splash near the chocolate waterfront[end if].”

… to have them “mentioned” and not repeated in the “you also see here…” paragraph?