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Hi, Set the Dialogue Manager's Other Settings > Debug Level to Info, and tick the PlayerPrefs Saved Game Data Storer component's Debug checkbox. This will log detailed info to the Console. You can check what data it's restoring (dig through the JSON save data in the Console to find your variable nam...

Hi, The [em#]...[/em#] wrapping is built into the conversation model. You'll have to use an OnConversationLine(Subtitle) method in a custom script on your Dialogue Manager to remove them conditionally. For example, you could add a custom Boolean field to your dialogue entry template and check this i...

os.clock() and os.date() are the only OS library functions that aren't disabled since they're safe in the sandbox Lua environment. However, I do see a note that the .NET function it uses, Environment.TickCount, isn't accurate on iOS. I'll update this in 2.2.52 so it uses an iOS-accurate function, an...

Hi,

Can you back up your project, update to DS 2.2.51, and let me know if the issue persists?

If it does, can you send a reproduction project to tony (at) pixelcrushers.com?

Hi, > 1. When playing for the first time, the "Get Player Name Tutorial" should run only once, then transition to the Prologue story. > After that, the "Get Player Name Tutorial" should never show again. Please see: How To: Run a Conversation Only Once > 2. When replaying the Pro...

Hi, What Unity and Dialogue System versions are you using? That warning message is fine, but to get rid of it (or to use Unity UI for your selector UI), either assign a StandardUISelectorElements such as "Basic Standard UI Selector Elements" to your Dialogue Manager's Instantiate Prefabs c...

Hi, 1. When I add the save system prefab to my scene, things work fine. I see the loading screen when I touch the scene portal, and then I'm taken to my desired scene. However, if I open another scene in the editor, and then come back to the scene with the Scene Transition Manager, it stops working....

No, that's it. You're setting a specific variable, and that's the exact path to the variable. (Assuming you want to set the value on the PC subtitle panel.)

Oops, sorry, don't include the quotation marks. I fixed my post above.

Are you specifying the spawnpoint in LoadLevel(), such as:
(Edit: Removed quotation marks.)