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Okay, had a quick go at rewriting your first page in Sugarcube
The code looks like this now.

You wake up in your cozy home, surronded by your 4 dragon girls, you decide to head where they've gathered themselves, each doing their own thigs

<span style="color:orange">Tohru: Good morning master, I did the laundry earlier today, and don't worry, I didn't put it in my mouth this time</span>

[img["MKDMpics/0tohru.jpg"]]

<span style="color:purple">I don't think there was any dialogue here, so I'll just write this.</span>

[img["MKDMpics/0elma.jpg"]]

Ilulu is too busy playing video games with lucoa to notice you.

<span style="color:red">Damn you Quetzalcoatl! How are you so good at these human games?!</span>

[img["MKDMpics/0ilulu.jpg"]]

[[Approach Tohru->TohruMain]]

[[Approach Elma->ElmaMain]]

[[Approach Ilulu->IluluMain]]

[[Approach Lucoa->LucoaMain]]


The front page now looks like this.




One thing you'll notice in the code, I renamed the images folder and the images, keeping them named like that will make it easier to keep the organized as your game grows.

I put a 0 in front of those ones to show they appear in the intro.
Then you could probably put a 1 in front of all the Tohru images, a 2 in front of the Elma ones, and so on.

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alright thanks, Im gonna try to go off of this and the legendary pokemon breeder, however for some reason when I try to test the game it never loads.

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I had the same thing happen to me.

In the end I just started a new game and copied the intro page over, it might have been an issue with the game being converted to Sugarcube, possibly the stylesheet stuff.

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hey can you help with pictures, they wont show

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Okay, pictures showing is fairly easy once you know what to do.
So in my example I put the images in like this

[img["FOLDER/ImageName.jpg"]]

So what you'll want is a folder with all the images in, where it says FOLDER, you type in the folder name and where it says ImageName, you type the image name and type (.jpg .png)

The image folder needs to be in the same place as the game's html for the images to show.
(The game is called index because that's how you get it to play on Itch)

Also, they won't show if you're testing the game or clicking play in Twine.
You need to Publish the game first and play the published version