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# Tutorial

## Writing your first scene

Make sure all the steps from [Getting Started](/veinif/tutorial-1/getting-started.md) has been done successfully. At this point, your browser should display the example game through `localhost`

Open `src/game/allParagraphs.ts`. You will be greeted with the demo game content inside function `getParagraph()`. Delete all content inside 

Currently, Visual Studio Code users can quickly generate VeinIF code snippets. type `paragraph` and press TAB or Enter for a new paragraph object.

![Snippet!](/files/-M_BKAY41A7Dekm0MzKp)

```
{
  name: "",
  content: ``,
  choices: [
    {
     id: 1, 
     content: ``, 
     nextName: `` 
    },
  ],
},
```

For other IDEs, this function is not supported yet. Simply copy the above code into `getParagraph()`

The first paragraph object should has property `name: "start"`

The `nextName` property of a choice and `name` property of a paragraph must match to successfully "branch" them together.

**Example**:

```typescript
{
   name: "start",
   content: `This is the content of the first paragraph`,
   item: [
     {
      itemName: `flower`,
      itemQty: 1,
      description: `A single purple flower.`,
       itemCode: `purple-flower`,
     },
          
   ],
   choices: [
     {
      id: 1, 
      content: `Nice. Let's go to the next one.`, 
      nextName: `next-p` 
     },
   ],
 },
 {
   name: "next-p",
   content: `This is the next paragraph!`,
   choices: [
     {
      id: 1, 
      content: `Content Content!`, 
      nextName: `start-1` 
     },
   ],
 },
```


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