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Hi, I'm guessing that the typewriter effect only works when the window is first opened because its Play On Enable checkbox is ticked. You should UNtick that checkbox for typewriter effects on subtitle text GameObjects. Make sure the subtitle text GameObject is assigned to the subtitle panel's Standa...

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Hi, 1) I have a component on my player character that listens to "DialogueManager.instance.conversationStarted" and "DialogueManager.instance.conversationEnded" to disable/enable player input. I don't want this behavior when the NPCs have a bark conversation - I want the player t...

Hi, Yes. It depends on how you will determine if the NPC has something to say. Let's say you have two conversations: "Greetings": Generic barks "NPC Dialogue": Conversation whose nodes that are linked from <START> have Conditions on them. It's possible that one or more nodes' Con...

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You can make your conversation end (e.g., include the Continue() sequencer command in the last node) or you can manually stop it in script using the C# method DialogueManager.StopConversation().

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Use the "actor" property:

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That may cause problems in the future, but you can probably avoid them by using the save system to change scenes. If you do this, put the Save System component (and its dependency components) on a GameObject separate from the Dialogue Manager.

If I understand you correctly, you want to know when an NPC's feelings toward the player change. NPCs belong to factions like Sixers and Cannibals. In the screenshot you shared, it looks like when the player attacks a cannibal, the cannibals correctly get negative affinity (hate) and the Sixers get ...

Hi, The problem I see is that the player, as member of faction Player, becomes happier when he kills Cannibals, but relationships do not change: https://i.imgur.com/esuz84V.png I expect the relationships towards them to be affected so I can report this to the player (ie: "your relationships tow...