Nodes are the elements to create your story flow.
To create a connection in Homer, click on the small circles near the content line and drag them to the desired target node.
Or “option click” on the node's text and drag it to the desired node to initiate the connection.
Alternatively, open the node menu and choose “connect to”
It accepts only one connection to another node. If a connection already exists and you connect to another node the previous connection will be removed.
It accepts one connection for each line to another node. If a connection already exists and you connect a line to another node the previous connection will be removed.
For each unconnected line in a choice node, a small red dot is displayed to indicate that it requires a connection to prevent the flow from ending at that point.
If the choices are set to "available just for one time" using the [-] syntax, you can include a "Fail connection" to ensure the flow continues to another node if none of the choices are displayed.
To add a “Fail connection” “option shift click” on the node line.
It behaves the same as the Text node.
Similar to the Choice node, the Conditional node also requires a connection for each defined condition, along with a "Failed" connection that is utilized if none of the conditions are satisfied.
Like other multi-line nodes, the Sequence node requires a connection for each line. Optionally, you can include a "Fail connection", which is utilized if all sequences have been completed and the cycle type (Nodes) is set to List.
This node can have as many connections as you need; each time the running flow crosses this node, a connection will be randomly chosen.
This node doesn’t have connections as the connection is defined with the select element.
This node has one connection.
This node has one connection to the sub-flow and one connection to the main flow.
To create a subFlow connection “option shift-click” as to create a “Fail connection”
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