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There's a block for that: Dialogue System > Cutscene Sequences > Start. To see an example, open the Dialogue System's plyGame Example scene and edit the plyBlox on the Feature Demo GameObject. It runs this sequence: Fade(in,1). To get and set variables, I suggest using the Dialogue System > Lua > Ge...

Alright! That's what game development is like -- sometimes we get stuck on a problem for a while, but then it's so rewarding when we finally get it working. (At least until the next problem! )

Hi!

Use DialogueManager.StartConversation(). There are several variants, but the simplest is:
And here's general info about How To Start Conversations.

I'll try to put together a similar example using plyGame screens and the Dialogue System. I'll post back here later today.

Hi David,

Happy to help! If you get stuck with the quest states, feel free to post some screenshots or a description of how it's set up.

Hi,

Lua can return a table (array) as a return value. The AsTable property returns it as a LuaTableWrapper, so you can do this:

Revelation Games posted a summary here of why they cancelled their campaign. Sometimes Kickstarter campaigns don't work out. Even if the pitch is polished, it just might not hit the right note with enough people at the right time.

Let's make sure your quest window works by itself. Please add this script to the Dialogue Manager: ToggleQuestLogWindow.cs using UnityEngine; using PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem; public class ToggleQuestLogWindow : MonoBehaviour {     void Update()     {         if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.J))      ...

Hi, Make sure the Animator's Update Mode is set to Unscaled Time. Or, for a better test, save your scene. Then delete the Animator component and the Canvas Group component. Then play the scene and try to open the quest log window. This will eliminate the fade-in animation as a possible culprit. It's...

Hi Nik,

Great! Sorry I wasn't much help on this one. If I can help out with anything else, just let me know.