Communicating in text
Created by Second Mate Quinton Beck on Thu Apr 6th, 2017 @ 12:04am
Communicating
Use italics to denote what your character says to themselves. italics can be coded in with the letter i in brackets ala HTML coding.
< i > these are my thoughts < /i > There’s space in there to keep it from activating the script.
Making a word bold is as simple as < b > these are my bold words < /b > There’s space in there to keep it from activating the script.
Finally, use =0= to denote what your character says over the comm badge. It gets its own line each time.
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Chavez his the comm badge on his way to the turbolift, =0= Chavez to Ro
Ro was carrying a crate with both hands, so she had to speak loudly for the comm to send. =0= Ro here
=0= Yeah, Captain says you are supposed to be up here right now, why you in the lounge?
=0= I got off duty an hour ago is everything okay?
=0= My mistake then, enjoy your night.
Ro was glad Chavez let that drop, smuggling maquis medical supplies from the ship was hard. She turned to her cohort, "Let's get this finished."
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Making a word bold is as simple as < b > these are my bold words < /b > There’s space in there to keep it from activating the script.
Finally, use =0= to denote what your character says over the comm badge. It gets its own line each time.
-Start-
Chavez his the comm badge on his way to the turbolift, =0= Chavez to Ro
Ro was carrying a crate with both hands, so she had to speak loudly for the comm to send. =0= Ro here
=0= Yeah, Captain says you are supposed to be up here right now, why you in the lounge?
=0= I got off duty an hour ago is everything okay?
=0= My mistake then, enjoy your night.
Ro was glad Chavez let that drop, smuggling maquis medical supplies from the ship was hard. She turned to her cohort, "Let's get this finished."
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