Scores & conditional logic

OpenLabyrinth has Counters - variables (which can be integer, floating point or string values). Take a look at the bottom right of the page - you will see a selection of them there. You can also embed these Counters into the text of a page, e.g. you have visited 0 pages so far in this labyrinth. 

There are multiple ways in which the author can manipulate the values of these Counters, or make the case react in different ways, using the Conditional Rules and other methods. 

IF Pie = "Too hot" THEN GOTO Add cream, BREAK;

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int = 1

An example of an integer counter

Previous_value:
Counter: + 1

float = 3.1415926535

A floating point counter

Previous_value:
Counter: = 3.1415926535

text = Not even Pi day yet

An example of a string counter

Previous_value:
Counter: = Not even Pi day yet