🟩 Input text

The Input text block lets the player type some text, for a dialogue, a riddle, or a sign-up.

That text can then be reused in the story, for example to display the player's name or check an answer.

📥 Entries

• header (Text): the question or instruction shown to the player (e.g.: "Enter your first name").
• button (Text, default "OK"): the text shown on the confirm button.

📤 Outings

• Outgoing Stream: continues the story once the player has confirmed their entry.
• value (Text): the text entered by the player, ready to be stored or reused.

💡 Example of use

Scenario: Registration for a magical tournament

1. The player arrives in front of a role-playing registration scroll.
2. A Narration block displays: "To participate, write your hero name below."
3. The Input text block is set up with the header "Your legendary name..." and the button "Confirm".
4. The player types "Aragorn" and confirms.
5. The Outgoing Stream continues the story, and the value entered is reused further on (e.g.: "Welcome, Aragorn!").

⚙️ Technical Details

• Character handling: spaces at the start and end of the text are automatically removed.
• Security: the entered text is cleaned up to avoid malicious injections in later processing.
• AI compatibility: this block can be used as a starting point for interactions with language models (e.g. generating personalized replies).

Documented version: v1

Updated on: 06/09/2026