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Hi, Thanks for posting the screenshot. The issue is that yellow warning. The conversation in the new scene is starting, but it can't figure out what subtitle panel to use. Is the GameObject named "Character" your player? Does it have a Dialogue Actor component? If so, what are the componen...

Oops, yes, that was a typo

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Try ticking the subtitle panel's Wait For Show and Wait For Hide checkboxes. Let me know if that addresses the issue. What is the Visibility dropdown set to?

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When you leave the first scene, do you see this line in the Console:
If not, then the first conversation is still active. If so, what's the Sequence of the last node in the conversation?

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Can you please provide a screenshot or mockup of what's going on and what you'd like to happen?

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If Timeline is controlling an animator (e.g., a character involved in a conversation), nothing else can control the animator.

Hi, I'm trying to understand. Do you want to delay the appearance of the dialogue text until a certain action has occurred? If so, create an empty node from <START>. Then link this empty node to the first node with text. In the empty node, leave the Dialogue Text blank, and set the Sequence to somet...

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Set the Dialogue Manager's Other Settings > Debug Level to Info and check which GameObjects are being used for the actor and conversant. Is it different when you play straight in the scene versus when you come from another scene?

If you'll control the conversation's continuation in the timeline, then yes. Set the Dialogue Manager's Subtitle Settings > Continue Button mode to Always, or do it only for the specific conversation (in Dialogue Editor > Conversations > Menu > Conversation Properties). Then use a dialogue UI that d...

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If you don't want to use a Cinemachine Priority On Dialogue Event component and/or the Cinemachine***() sequencer commands, I suggest putting your code in a custom sequencer command. This way they can tie into the timing of the conversation and vice versa.