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| - | ===== Choosing Between Twine and twee ===== | ||
| - | There are two applications for creating stories. Both have almost identical capabilities; they differ only in the interface you use to create a story. | ||
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| - | **Twine** provides a visual interface, where you can see a map of your story and easily visualize connections between passages. It includes an integrated text editor for editing passages. Most people will want to use Twine. | ||
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| - | **//twee//** is meant to be run from the command line, after you write specially-formatted text files with the text editor of your choice. If you already are comfortable with a specific text editor or development environment, twee is a better choice for you. Creating stories with //twee// can also be automated or included in other scripts much more easily than Twine can. | ||
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