Well I just tried to do that but when ever I click f12, since Ctrl + Shift + J doesn't seem to work on my browser, and when I paste the " SugarCube.State.variables" after pressing Ctrl F to look for it, it said 0 found.
I might need to do something else probably since i don't really know much about web development and if i click on the consol part in up in the list that opens when I press f12 and it is empty I'm guessing that is also wrong.
Would love a more detailed explanation since I clrealy didn't get it
You don't access the console using
Ctrl+F, that's how you try to find something on the page. SugarCube variables aren't visible on the page; they're hidden, in the code. You find them using the console.
This is the console:
When you click next to that blue arrow, you will get a blinking cursor. That is your input, so that you can edit variables and stuff.
When you type something in and press
Enter/Return, you will get some output:
When playing a Twine game made using SugarCube (which is basically the default for a lot of HTML games), you can cheat by messing with the things in
SugarCube.State.variables, because that's where everything is stored.
By typing
SugarCube.State.variables and pressing
Enter/Return, you will get this thing wrapped in curly braces (
{}). That is an object, and it's what has everything stored.
You can change everything in there by typing
SugarCube.State.variables.<whatever you want to change>. See my previous comment for more details on what exactly to do from here.
