CYOA | Choose Your Own Adventure game engine | Game Engine library

I assume you shorted the code for us, so ignoreing the missing ] on line 150 and the missing page number 41 in the pages constant on line 141+.

I would say the problem is not the this.scene.stop("game"), although I would just use this.scene.stop(), if you want the stop the current scene (in to a Reference ).

You can see the problem, if you uncomment the code and check the browser console, an error like:

"...Uncaught ReferenceError: optionText is not defined..."

should be visible. That indicates the real issue, it is that optionText ist not defined. Without diving to deep into your code here are some fixes to get it to work:

• Move the whole block into the for loop. (just above the } on line 115)

• change if(optionText=== "Play again") to if(optionText.text === "Play again")since optionText is a text object not a string.

• Add a the scene object as context to the optionBox.on('pointerup',... eventlistener like this:

Consider using map instead of forEach.

Full Working Example: Expo Snack

If you really want to compile this stuff, by hand, on the command line (don't do that - use a build system like maven):

Ensure you have a 'source root' directory. This is some dir on your system, say, /Users/emit/workspace/mygame, such that cd game; cat MainCharacter.java would work (as in, subdirs for packages, then the source file).

Compile by listing each and every source file explicitly by hand as argument to javac (told you you want a build system), whilst you are in the source root. so:

When you're adding one role, you don't have to put it in []. That's why you're getting this error. So you just have to remove the brackets.

Finally, I got the answer. I have made function to solve this problem using load event. Event load runs after the element has been loaded. There is also DOMContentLoaded runs after the Content has been loaded (not media, such as images, videos, sounds). https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/DOMContentLoaded_event

I can change font_size in __init__ only if I remove font_size from .kv. It seems it gets value from .kv after running __init__ and this makes problem. There is also other problem: height (and width) in __init__ is 100 instead of expected size. Probably it calculates it after running __init__.

Searching in internet I found on Reddit: How can I use init for screen ids?

It uses Clock to run some function after all updates and in this function change values.

The approach of using requests is right. You just have to "simplify" what you wrote if you want to see json. Basically, just try to replace the requests.get parameters:

Your issue is in yor event callback. When you call

$(".command_button")

you are given an array with the three buttons with this class. Calling .val() on the array will return the value of the first one.

An event callback in jQuery receives a this keyword that references the element that triggered the event. In your case you need to use this keywork to have access to which button was clicked.

Try changing your code to