A DOMAIN-SPECIFIC LANGUAGE FOR INTERACTIVE STORIES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24867/32BE21SinjeriKeywords:
Interactive fiction, domain specific language, textX, image generation, tKinter, pythonAbstract
This paper deals with research of interactive fiction through history and the design and implementation od domain-specific language for interactive stories .
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