06-04-2013, 01:40 AM
Hi everyone,
First I want to thank C7N for his visual engine, which I find very useful, simple, and effective to support your story online without installing anything. That's great !
Then I think it might be useful to explain how to test your story offline using webstory engine. This tutorial is for windows users.
1- First you need to download a python interpreter suitable with your computer here : http://www.python.org/download/ and install it.
2- Then you'll have to open a dos prompt. To do so, you can type cmd in the searching bar in the start menu.
3- Then you'll need to make your python interpreter working by adding its directory to the PATH variable by typing in the prompt : SET PATH=%PATH%;c:\yourpythondirectory\ .
4-Then go to your visual novel directory by typing : cd C:\yourvisualnoveldirectory\
5- Then launch the emulated internet server by typing : python -m SimpleHTTPServer or python -m http.server . Something like : Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8000 ... Should appear in the prompt.
6- Finally launch your visual novel by opening your internet browser and typing in the address bar : http://localhost:8000/
That's all and thanks for reading !
First I want to thank C7N for his visual engine, which I find very useful, simple, and effective to support your story online without installing anything. That's great !
Then I think it might be useful to explain how to test your story offline using webstory engine. This tutorial is for windows users.
1- First you need to download a python interpreter suitable with your computer here : http://www.python.org/download/ and install it.
2- Then you'll have to open a dos prompt. To do so, you can type cmd in the searching bar in the start menu.
3- Then you'll need to make your python interpreter working by adding its directory to the PATH variable by typing in the prompt : SET PATH=%PATH%;c:\yourpythondirectory\ .
4-Then go to your visual novel directory by typing : cd C:\yourvisualnoveldirectory\
5- Then launch the emulated internet server by typing : python -m SimpleHTTPServer or python -m http.server . Something like : Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8000 ... Should appear in the prompt.
6- Finally launch your visual novel by opening your internet browser and typing in the address bar : http://localhost:8000/
That's all and thanks for reading !