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This is a quirk with the way the Unity editor displays menus. It's only visual. If it's a problem, let me know. I can investigate a way to work around it. The Unity editor also doesn't handle "&" characters in conversation titles very nicely. I've fixed this in the upcoming version of ...

The Dialogue System Extras page has an updated Adventure Creator support package. It adds to the Adventure Creator Bridge a new Sync Settings section where you can specify what data to copy to the Dialogue System at the start of conversations and what data to copy back to AC at the end of conversati...

Hi, I'll work on a solution for this. The problem is that at the beginning of the conversation the bridge syncs AC's inventory to the Dialogue System. During the conversation, you can manipulate the Dialogue System's variables (e.g., Item["Sword"].Count = 1). At the end of the conversation...

Happy to help!

Hi, It sounds like an alert would be best for #1. Here's an example scene (exported in Unity 5.6): AlertWithContinueExample_2017-07-09.unitypackage I took these steps to set it up: 1. The scene uses the generic UI. I added a typewriter effect to the Alert Line. 2. The Alert Panel has an inactive Con...

Hi, TextMesh Pro's process has changed slightly since Stephan's original video . Stephan recorded more up-to-date instructions in this video and this video . (And coincidentally enough the example graphics in the second video are from a game that uses the Dialogue System!) Briefly: 1. Drop your imag...

Sorry, the Cinemachine and Timeline features got delayed until version 1.7.4, which should be out at the end of this month.

I'll be releasing a patch next week. I'll include a checkbox for this. It'll be on the Database tab, in the Editor Settings foldout at the bottom.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing this! I like how you tied it into the persistent data system, too.

hellwalker wrote:Awesome, Thanks for the update. I love the 'Center on START' menu item addition.

Thanks! That was another user suggestion. Simple to implement, and really handy.