(see this page for an overview of shared globals)
There is now a global shared state throughout the game that can be accessed in the global object like the following:
window.top.d.State
//or if imported globals.js, simply
d.State
State is a plain js object, and can store whatever you want. However, it’s good practice to define the initial values of things in the state, which can be done in the file global.js.
Currently the initialState is defined as the following:
const initialState = {
sawMessyServerNarrative: false,
visitedAlidator: false,
visitedPrometeus: false,
}
You can also listen to specific state changes if you want to, the way to do it is with the global ListenState(propertyName) function:
For example:
d.State.listen('sawMessyServerNarrative', (value) => {
console.log('sawMessyServerNarrative changed to ' + value)
})
For debugging purposes, you can clear the saved state completely by typing window.top.d.State.clear() into the console.
sawMessyServerNarrative: set to true when opening the narrative in the messy computervisitedAlidator: set to true when getting the sparkling light in alidatorvisitedPrometeus: set to true when talking to the bird in prometheus (salada prometida),visitedFranBlog: set to true on first open of fran’s blog