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Hi,

Try this:

Inspect your conversation in the Dialogue Editor.

Select Menu > Conversation Properties.

Tick Override Display Settings > Subtitle Settings. Set Continue Button to Never.

Then tick Sequence Settings. Set Default Sequence to: Continue()@Message(Typed)

Hi,

Please see: How To: Fix Selector and Proximity Selector Issues

Hi, Yes. You can assign a different dialogue UI (e.g., with a different appearance or even with no visual elements) to the Dialogue System Trigger's Actions > Start Conversation > Override Dialogue UI, or add an Override Dialogue UI component to one of the participants (e.g., internal narrator actor...

Hi,

Are you using the current version of the Dialogue System?

I think something else might be going on there. It will only send OnConversationEnd if the Dialogue Manager GameObject is different from the actor and conversant GameObjects.

Hi,

Yes, you can use DialogueLua.GetVariable() to check a Dialogue System variable in C# code, such as:

Hi, Here's how I recommend setting it up: Use a Dialogue System variable to record whether the player has done the tutorial or not (e.g., "DidTutorial"). On your Dialogue System Trigger: Set the Trigger dropdown to OnSaveDataApplied. (This works the same as OnStart except if a saved game i...

Glad you found the issue!

Hi,

Is it possible that Corgi's Persistent data system is kicking in?

Hi,

Do it in OnConversationLine(Subtitle). By the time OnConversationLine runs, subtitle.formattedText.text will contain the text that the player will see, without markup tags.

Hi,

You can put your OnConversationLine(Subtitle) method on the Dialogue Manager and access subtitle.speakerInfo. That's what the example in How To: Color Actor Name and Indent Text does.