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Try putting Camera(original) at the very beginning of Node 3's sequence. I had made the assumption earlier that a gameplay script was controlling the camera position every frame. It looks like you're perhaps instead making the camera a child of the player so it follows relative to the player's trans...

To use Dialogue System methods, make sure to include the PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem namespace: using PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem; public class MyClass : MonoBehaviour { void Start() { DialogueManager.AddLuaObserver( "Variable['Credits']", LuaWatchFrequency.EveryDialogueEntry, OnCreditsC...

Okay, glad everything's working. I seem to be doing a wonderful job of timing my replies and edits completely wrong today.

(I'm replacing my previous reply here since you resolved the issue.) To smoothly move the camera, use the syntax: Camera(angle, subject, duration) where: angle: the camera angle to use subject: the target for the camera angle duration: the amount of time to smoothly move from the camera's current po...

Hi, To move the camera back to its original, pre-conversation position, pass the special keyword 'original' to the Camera() sequencer command. You could set the node's Sequence to this: Camera(mySpecialAngle); required Camera(original)@{{end}} When the node runs, Camera(mySpecialAngle) will immediat...

Hi, Here are two scriptless ways: 1. Keep the conversation active until the entire series of events is done. There's an example in Dialogue System/Examples/Tutorial Example/ that does exactly this. You'll find a PDF file in that folder that explains how it's set up. The only caveat is that only one ...

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Hi Andrew, Bitwise operators were introduced in Lua 5.2. The Dialogue System's default Lua implementation is LuaInterpreter, which conforms to the Lua 5.1 specs. If you have Unity Pro, you can switch to NLua, which conforms to Lua 5.2. Otherwise you'll have to use Booleans or register your own bitwi...

You don't need to write a script. Please disregard my previous recommendation to use barks. Since you want to play several dialogue entries in a row, one after the next, I recommend running them in a conversation instead of barks, and use a Bark Dialogue UI. (<- This link contains more details and i...

Hi, Thanks for buying the Dialogue System! Barks are probably the best choice for what you described. It's normal for the bark panel to disappear on start. It's only reactivated while barking. Here are two things to check: 1. Make sure your scene has an EventSystem. (GameObject > UI > EventSystem) 2...