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Glad it's working now. Another way to handle the "Narrator" display is to use an Override Unity UI Dialogue Controls component: 1. Inspect your dialogue UI, and tick Find Actor Overrides. 2. Create a GameObject named "Narrator" (or add an Override Actor Name component, and set th...

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Hi, Create a "Narrator" actor. Assign an invisible portrait image (e.g., a single pixel with alpha zero). Assign the "Narrator" actor to the narrative lines. Then replace your Audio() commands with AudioWait() commands. This command waits until the audio is finished or the player...

Hi, That's intentional. It shouldn't run the sequence until the player has actually selected the choice. If you want to run a sequence as soon as the player response menu appears, there are two ways: 1. On the preceding NPC node, tick the Add Response Menu Sequence checkbox, and enter the sequence i...

Sorry about the confusion. I'll make this much more clear in the documentation. The reason why it's designed like this is to allow different characters to use the same conversation (e.g., shopkeepers in different villages can share the same generic shopkeeper conversation). In hindsight, I agree wit...

Hi,

If the Dialogue Text and Menu Text are blank, it should skip the subtitle text display and the continue button.

But if you want to make sure it automatically skips the continue button, add the Continue() command to your sequence, such as:

• Sequence: SetActive(Magic Portal); Continue()

Happy to help!

The code I provided above is just a framework that you can add your own code to; it's not a solution by itself. What if you use actor fields or variables to track this instead? For example: "Can I ask you something?" {Condition: Actor["Adam"].ToldAbout==false or Actor["Adam&...

Hi, You can add a continue button to the canvas yourself. Here are the steps: 1. Add a UI button. 2. Assign it to the dialogue UI's Continue Button field(s), or to the Override Dialogue Controls component if that's what you're using. 3. Hook up the UI button's OnClick() event to call the dialogue UI...

Hi,

I haven't written a sequencer command for FMOD yet. If you end up writing one (they're easy to write) and would like to share it with the community, please feel free to post it here or email it to tony (at) pixelcrushers.com and I'll put it on the Dialogue System Extras page.