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This works like a top...thanks for sharing.

Typical John move, making something harder than it really is. Thanks Tony, I got caught up writing scripts and failed to look at the simpler and easier way to perform the task. As always, thanks for such a quick reply...best support I have ever experienced.

Thanks.
I think I got it working with the Scene Event and the following code:

public void Givequest()
{
GetComponent<QuestGiver>().StartDialogueWithPlayer();
}

Not sure if this is the best way, but first test went through without errors.

From what I can see, there is no Start Conversation available from States > Active > Actions....does this need to be added somewhere as a valid choice?

Started using the GiveQuestToQuester within a Condition statement of a quest when True. Got it working fine and it sends a message to the HUD that it has been given. However, is there a way to send StartDialogueWithPlayer at the same time so the player can automatically see/read the quest (in case t...

OK, I am officially a bone head now. I started to perform the steps you suggested and while scrolling down within the demo scene, I noticed the Message Event script. Duh....went to my scene, and sure enough, it was missing...gezzzzz. Oh well, added the component, filled in the fields, and bingo, it ...

I had done the two imports. After reviewing the document as well as going back to study the example Invector demo, I noticed the demo had the OnClick values set as shown in bottom image. However, in my project, the MessageEvents.SendMessageToSystem is not an available selection (top image). ??

I believe I have set up the Journal button according to your tutorials. After pressing the J button, the journal will display, but because Invector is controlling the cursor, I could not 'click' on any journal entries or even the close button (presumably due to Invector). I did add a second OnClick ...

Your solution worked perfectly. Thanks for the quick response. Now to work on the animation.

Will do on the tutorials. By the way, your tutorials are some of the best and easiest to follow and understand. Thanks for posting them.