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{{engine infobox|title=Squiffy|image=|author=[[Alex Warren]]|released=2014|last_release=2016|platform=Web browser|language=English|license=MIT License|color=Possible|graphics=Possible|sound=Possible}}
[[Squiffy]], created by [[Alex Warren]], is an open-source tool for authoring hyperlink interactive fiction. Works may be created in a dedicated Squiffy editor (online or downloaded) or in a text file. Authors write stories using Markdown, and Squiffy compiles the source to generate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. A work in Squiffy may have two types of pages: "passages", which let players interact with the current scene, and "sections," which move to the next scene in the story.
[[Squiffy]], created by [[Alex Warren]], is an open-source tool for authoring hyperlink interactive fiction. Works may be created in a dedicated Squiffy editor (online or downloaded) or in a text file. Authors write stories using Markdown, and Squiffy compiles the source to generate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. A work in Squiffy may have two types of pages: "passages", which let players interact with the current scene, and "sections," which move to the next scene in the story.


Squiffy was first released on July 26, 2014.
Squiffy was first released on July 26, 2014.

Revision as of 05:14, 26 January 2016

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Squiffy, created by Alex Warren, is an open-source tool for authoring hyperlink interactive fiction. Works may be created in a dedicated Squiffy editor (online or downloaded) or in a text file. Authors write stories using Markdown, and Squiffy compiles the source to generate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. A work in Squiffy may have two types of pages: "passages", which let players interact with the current scene, and "sections," which move to the next scene in the story.

Squiffy was first released on July 26, 2014.

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