Ending - 开演

What it controls

An ending is the story’s landing point. It can be reached through the main route or checked globally when its facts become true. The example ending is Reply Under the Lighthouse: the player confirms the sender’s identity and places a reply in the old mailbox.

Ending panel with title, description, image, trigger mode, condition, and priority — Chinese UI screenshot: ending fields

Player-facing content

Field	What to write	Example	Player sees it where
Ending title	A clear final result	`Reply Under the Lighthouse`	Ending screen title
Ending description	A short, grounded closing	`You place the reply in the old mailbox beneath the lighthouse. When the tide falls, the salt mark no longer shines.`	Opening text on the ending screen and ending card
Image	A memorable final image	`Lighthouse after the tide falls`	Ending card

Trigger settings

Field	What to write	Example	Player sees the result
Trigger mode	Main route or global check	`Story progression`	The setting itself is hidden
Trigger condition	Facts that make the ending true	`The player confirms the sender’s identity and puts the reply in the old mailbox.`	The ending screen appears when true
Global priority	Which ending is checked first	`10`	The number is hidden

Use Story Progression when the ending is connected from the final act. Use a global check only when the ending can become true from several places. Do not end a story with “the player did well”; name the facts that can be checked.

Check it

The title, description, and image should describe the same result. Connect a progression ending to the main route, test the trigger, and make sure the ending does not introduce an unprepared person or conflict.