A system for building linkable chains of multimedia, with the overall goal of powering branching multi-lingual dialog sequences for computer games.
Sequences are written in well-formed easily understood XML documents, and can be used almost anywhere you want. Sutori will have bindings for JavaScript, .NET, Lua, C and Python, with JavaScript being the first publicly available implementation (see below).
Sutori-JS
The first example of a Sutori implementation is made available via GitHub and NPM. This implementation allows a coder to easily implement Sutori into anything that works with JavaScript like so:
// load in an xml document.
const doc = await SutoriDocument.LoadXml("example1_data.xml");
// create a prompt engine.
const engine = new SutoriEngine(doc);
// handle what happens when the server challenges for a response.
engine.HandleChallenge = function(event) {
// handler code goes here.
console.log(event);
}
// ask the engine to start prompting for responses.
engine.Play()Sutori Studio
This is an IDE (integrated development environment) that enables you to edit sequence XML files in a more natural conversational way.
Sutori Game Engine
A template for creating visual novels, powered by Neutralino and Cordova.
