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Would you please post screenshots of the expanded dialogue UI the Hierarchy view and the UnityDialogueUI script in the Inspector view?

Hi, It might be an outdated Dialogue System file, or an issue with an old version of Adventure Creator. Try this: 1. Delete the folder "Dialogue System/Third Party Support/Adventure Creator". 2. Download and import this package: AdventureCreator_Support_1_4_4.unitypackage . (Note for futur...

Hi, Adventure Creator (AC) keeps the cursor hidden when it's in normal gameplay mode. To show the cursor, the bridge script needs to put AC in dialog options mode (DialogState). On the bridge script, set Use Dialog State to Always if you always want to show the cursor. You can use this if you know t...

Hi, The BarkDialogueUI will get you halfway there. It displays subtitles using the actor's bark UI. But it automatically chooses the first player response instead of showing the response menu. For your case, create a subclass of your regular dialogue UI (e.g., UnityDialogueUI for legacy, UnityUIDial...

Happy to help! I'll clarify the documentation better in the next release.

Hi, Assign the same NPC Subtitle UI element(s) to the Response Menu > Subtitle Reminder section. The Subtitle Reminder is what's shown during the response menu. This allows you to have different UI elements for when the NPC speaks (NPC Subtitle) versus when the NPC is waiting for a response (Subtitl...

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Ah, I forgot that you're using BarkDialogueUI! I'll fix this in the release coming out later today. Conversations use a model-view-controller (MVC) pattern. In a regular conversation, the conversation view tells the dialogue UI to show the subtitle text, and it separately tells the sequencer to play...

Can you post a few lines above that in the console? Would it be possible for you to send me a scene that demonstrates the issue? I can't find a way to reproduce it here.

It was quicker to write the code than describe how to do it, so just import this package. It'll add a new folder named "Custom Actor GUIStyle"containing a new prefab, "Actor Style JRPG2 Dialogue UI". Assign this to your Dialogue Manager instead of the regular JRPG2. (There's a te...