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<< Continued from Part 6 A. Triggering dialogue with OnTurn We now have a basic understanding of how to create a new campaign, create new characters, put them in a roster, build battles, link those battles together into a sequence, and then add extra variety to our battles using certain…

<< Continued from Part 5 A. Adding items to objects and characters The time has come to learn how to add items to objects and characters! This is an important thing to know how to do, since it lets us give the player optional objectives in battle (like breaking open…

<< Continued from Part 4 A. Linking scenes Now that we have two scenes in our campaign–an introduction and a battle–let’s talk about how to make the game progress from one to the other so that we can actually play through them both! Every scene in the game, whether it’s…

<< Continued from Part 3 A. Creating a starting army roster Okay! Now that we have a couple of playable characters, it’s time to return to our campaign’s Introduction.xml file and put them into the player’s army roster. This will make it so the game treats them as recruited characters…

<< Continued from Part 2 A. Editing a character’s leveling attributes with <OnLevelUp> Only playable characters gain experience from defeating enemies; however, any character in the game can be leveled up through tags and scripts! If a character’s level is going to be changed in-game, then that character needs to…

<< Continued from Part 1 A. Create a playable character So! We now have a campaign with a basic narrative introduction. We’re going to want to create a battle, but first we need to give the player a roster of characters that she can use in the battle–and we can’t…

Greetings, everyone, and welcome to the first part of a series of tutorials where we learn how to create new campaigns in Telepath Tactics, step by individual step! As we go, feel free to refer to the Telepath Tactics manual, which provides thorough documentation on every last thing you can…