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That's the way to do it. The Dialogue System doesn't get control of UI elements until after the first frame, at which point they've already been visible for one frame. BTW, there's an updated Unity UI support package on the customer download page. It includes some minor improvements to the way anima...

Hi Walt - The customer download page now has an updated Unity UI support package. It adds a "Queue Alerts" checkbox in the dialogue UI script's Alert settings.

Nothing is built in to do this. What you described will work. You could also write a small script that implements OnConversationStart and OnConversationEnd , and add it to any GameObjects that trigger uncancelable conversations. In OnConversationStart, set cancel.key to string.Empty. In OnConversati...

Thanks for sharing the code!

Tag and GameObject filtering is less useful for OnUse. The other Condition filters are useful for everything, though. For example, you could add two Conversation Triggers and set the Conditions so that only one fires based on the current state of a quest or the current value of a Lua variable.

Hi Walt, That's how it's designed. When a conversation is showing a subtitle, it listens for the Cancel button. If the player presses Cancel, it ends the subtitle. Then it progresses to the next stage in the conversation. When a conversation is showing a response menu, it listens for the Cancel Conv...

Hi, Thanks for using the Dialogue System! I'll look into this and post back here later today. I'm out of the office right now, but off the top of my head I wonder if Unity is reverting the Dialogue Manager back to its original prefab state. As a test, if you select the Dialogue Manager GameObject in...

That'll be easy enough to add. I'll post an updated Selector.cs later today!

Hi Mark - Thanks; I appreciate the support! Yes, because of the way Love/Hate is designed it won't conflict with UFPS or RAIN, and it integrates nicely with DS of course. Feel free to read through the Love/Hate manual to get an idea if it's what you're looking for. And the upgrade price is correct. ...

This is a request that a few people made very recently, so I'll add it to the next version. Until then, you're stuck unless you override your dialogue UI's ShowAlert() message yourself -- for example, create a subclass of UnityUIDialogueUI and override that method to queue alerts instead of showing ...