Models for Interactive Narrative actions
Ulrike Spierling · 2009
In Interactive Storytelling, authors need to conceive events in an indirect way, which differs from traditional storytelling that assumes to pre-define a linear order of narrated events. Actions of characters are to be described including the whole acting situation as conditions before and after the action. This concept is compared with narrative theory and illustrated by a practical authoring example. The goal is to find general conceptual models and a vocabulary for authors in Interactive Narrative.