public Paragraph(Novel inbound)
{
int quotes = 0;
for (int i = 0; i <= 3; i++) {
Sentence nextSentence = new Sentence (inbound);
sentences.Add (nextSentence);
text = (text + " " + nextSentence.ToString ());
}
Smooth ();
}
public Option(Architect inbound, int pos)
{
int adjustment;
builder = inbound;
position = pos;
adjustment = builder.MyOutline.Rand.Next (1, 3);
adjustments.Add (builder.MyOutline.PickStat (), adjustment);
if (builder.MyOutline.Rand.Next (0, 4) == 1) {
increaseStat = false;
}
text = new Sentence (builder.MyNovel).ToString();
}
public string PageBreak()
{
Sentence nextSentence;
Paragraph nextParagraph;
string text = "";
nextSentence = new Sentence (myChapter.MyNovel);
nextParagraph = new Paragraph (myChapter.MyNovel);
text = ("\n*page_break");
if (nextSentence.WordCount <= 5) {
text = (text + " " + nextSentence);
}
text = (text + "\n\n" + nextParagraph.ToString());
return text;
}
public override void BuildOptions(Architect inbound)
{
//Okay, it isn't actually building options! Or not in the normal sense. But the concept of "what happens next" is still valid.
Sentence mySentence;
new Paragraph (inbound.MyNovel).ToString();
if (inbound.MyChapter.Number < inbound.MyOutline.PlannedChapters) {
mySentence = new Sentence (inbound.MyNovel);
text = (text + "\n\n*finish Chapter " + (inbound.MyChapter.Number + 1));
if (mySentence.WordCount < 5) {
text = (text + ": " + mySentence.ToString ());
}
}
else {
text = (text + "*finish THE END");
}
}
