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Undum

Undum (undum.com) is an open source HTML-5 compliant hypertext interactive fiction system. Which is a terse way of saying that it is a chunk of freely available and editable code for making games with, where those games involve reading chunks of text and making decisions about what to do next. The games are designed for running on modern browsers (such as Firefox 3 or above, Google Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer 9).

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  • A Minor Update

    I’ve just updated the code for Undum, with the new version checked in. It features a new Quality type: the NonZeroIntegerQuality.

    This is a fairly simple mutation of the regular integer quality. It is the same for all values except 0. When the quality is 0, the old IntegerQuality would show ‘0’. This version removes the quality from the character panel entirely.

    The commit also adds links to this blog (in the documentation section, which isn’t useful if you’re using Undum, but I mention in case you wonder what the other change is for). The update is available from the Github page: here.

    Posted on December 20, 2010

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