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Thanks Toni!

I'll study it and see what I can do.

As always thanks for your time!

This question might have been answered before, but I couldn't find anything related. I wish to be able to change the value of a variable inside of a script of mine depending on the responses the player gives. A simple example: Q: Are you a boy or a girl? R: Boy. then inside a "character_attribu...

Got it !!! And solved!! I thought the system skipped the wrongly written sequences and I had some syntax error.

Thanks for your time, Toni.

I'll try to keep the posting to the minimum to not abuse your time.

THANKS!

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Heres a video of said issue:

Hi Toni! Thanks for your time This is the result of your last help: You'll need to use a Dialogue System Trigger with an AnimatorFloat() sequencer command like at the very bottom of the Interaction Tutorial: I learnt how to use sequence commands in the conversation by adding them into the sequence a...

Toni thank you so much for your time and reply. If it's an animator parameter such as Speed, you may be able to use Dialogue System Events by assigning the Animator to the event. THIS! This would solve everything. One problem I had was that I have an "Animation-States" script in charge of ...

This is my Issue: If my character goes running against the NPC and press the "Talking key" (In my case, F) the character will keep playing the Running animation. I tried using the solution shown in the Triggers and Interactions video, but it didn't work. Plus, since I'm using shaders for 2...

Thanks again! Sorry for making another thread, I didn't want to mix topics.

I learnt how to make interactive bubbles and how to edit the UI. I'll continue doing the tutorials one by one.

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much, Toni. Got unstuck with this issue!!! I'll keep progressing.

I think I found myself a dead-end for me. As I read in the manual, barks are intended to be one-liners. My goal is to make NPC dialogues come out like bubbles over their head and then having the chance to choose the answer (Monkey Island style, as I said in another topic) Could be way around it so e...