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<push> Tag

The <push> tag stores the player’s current location so they can return to it later using a <pop> tag.

It is most often used in situations where you send the player to a temporary paragraph (like a shop, a side-room, or a dialogue branch) and want to give them a return option.

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How It Works

• When <push> is encountered, the current paragraph ID is stored on a stack.
• The tag also redirects the player to the paragraph ID you specify.
• Later, a <pop> tag will make a “Return” button that links back to the stored paragraph.

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Syntax

<push 1234>

Where 1234 is the destination paragraph ID.

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Example

You climb the narrow staircase into a dusty attic. <push 5678>

Paragraph 5678 might be a room with some special interaction. When the player is ready to return, use:

<pop>

This brings them back to the original attic paragraph automatically.

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Notes

• Only one location can be stored at a time. Pushing again overwrites the stored value.
• This is separate from the normal navigation system and only works with <pop>.

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