For ambient sounds, you can addĪn Environment set to the Soundscape attribute. You can place Environments on a Multi (say, of the Snow Cloud attribute). People can then open them by click or tap. Writables and Mediums can be included as static items. In someone else's private section, they won't be openable for one.In one's own private section, they will open as privately editable text (this could be used as a score board, for instance).In the main area, they can be opened to read them (like a help file on the rules of your Multi).

Readables have three different behaviors when placed on Multis (as static items): This can be used for a variety of purposes when you want to randomize the placement (for instance, in a game of darts). This means when the item is dragged, it will wiggle.

When you right-click a Movable item during editing, you can set its Wiggle Speed and Wiggle Distance. The dice sides 1 to 6 would be drawn in the cells 1 to 6, and the item would be named 'dice 1-6': an item named 'Roulette wheel 0-36').įor instance, the following example would create a dice. Static items can also react to clicks to randomize their own value When added to a Multi as static item, participants can now drag movable items over it. You can now have a specialĪnimation and sound for the 'randomize' label if you want. To create a randomizer, like a dice cup, prepare a Dynamic, hit the '.' button, and tick its attribute 'Randomizer'. When the Dynamic has been moved and placed down again When the Dynamic is both in a private section and being randomized When the Dynamic is either giving randomization (like a dice cup), or receiving randomizing (like a dice) When the Dynamic is in someone else's private section (like the back of a card, the front only seen by the person of that section) Negative state neutral state positive state When the Dynamic state number is odd, or even When the Dynamic is in the first state, e.g. The following markers are available: state You can now reference the state using a placeholder in text output: 'dice 1-6'.Ī click on them on the Multi will switch to the next state, unless you pick the Dynamic attribute 'no state+ change'. To trigger these states, use a range of two numbers at the end of your Dynamic name, e.g. A single tap on a Changing Thingīy participants will cause it to manually change its state (like turning a card back and forth).ĭynamics can be used as items that have changing states.įor instance, a movable dice item might have 6 sides. (a Holder with a lot of sounds can be found in the second hut at Helptown). You can also add the drop sound for the Changing Thing by picking 'Add Sound' from the menu during creation You can amend the section behavior and look by opening the Multi name menu and selecting 'More'.Ĭhanging Things will show their first cell in the public sections, and their second cell in the private ones.įor instance, a playing card front could be drawn in the first cell, and the card back in the second. The neutral section can hide everything, and also be used for shuffling. only show a set of cards to the person of that section. The Multi can be split up into private sections and a neutral section.

Ctrl+L: Toggle setting up movable items.

Ctrl+Z: Undo a deletion, duplication or editing move.

You can now move in items from your side panel and drag them into position.Īs soon as you hit Done, your Multi will change for those who newly open it all around the world. Once active, click the Multi name link at theīottom to start editing. Most other things can be prepared later by walking over the Multi and activating it. The first cell will be the Multi as it's shown placed in the world, and the second is the optional wallpaper background. To create a Multi, login, hit the Create button in an area where you can edit, switch to the Holder type category, and hit Change. Static compositions with no movable parts can also be created.Īs Multi creator, you can edit the static layer as well as the movable items.Įverybody else joining the Multi later can then move around and change the state of movable items, and others who opened the MultiĪt that placement location will see the movements. You can click on an item to change its state or trigger its behavior, and drag an item to move it within the Multi. This can be anything you can think of: tabletop or dice games, playing cards, an array of creatures flying above a nest, or any A Multi allows one person, or several people joining together, to move things on a given setup.

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