<Choice id="lisa_reject"> <Text>"I'm busy, sorry."</Text> <TargetScene>scene_lisa_rejected</TargetScene> <Outcome> <ModifyStat stat="relationship_lisa" value="-20" /> <ModifyStat stat="karma" value="-10" /> </Outcome> </Choice> </Branches> </Scene>
If you are looking for a standard code "piece" to add a new scene or choice to your life_selector.xml file, here is the basic structure typically used: Scene Definition Piece life selector xml
A XML file is primarily used in Android development to define different visual states for a UI component, such as a button. It allows the component's appearance (background color, drawable image, or text color) to change automatically when it is pressed, focused, or disabled. 📋 Standard Selector Structure <Choice id="lisa_reject"> <Text>"I'm busy, sorry
<timeline unit="year" defaultStep="1"> <age value="18" stage="young_adult"/> <age value="30" stage="adult"/> </timeline> <tag> You chose this life
: Research shared on Stack Overflow indicates that attribute-based selectors can be approximately 3x slower than standard class selectors.
<tag> You chose this life. Not because it is perfect. But because it is <emphasis>yours</emphasis>. </tag>
