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Hi,

Since you're using an Override Dialogue UI component on a GameObject, then if the GameObject is the conversation's primary actor or conversant (see here for details), it should use the dialogue UI that you've assigned to the Override Dialogue UI component.

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Hi,

Does the Debug.Log line appear at all in the Console?

Do your buttons have StandardUIResponseButton components? That's a requirement for dialogue UIs. Those StandardUIResponseButton components should be assigned to the StandardUIMenuPanel component's Buttons list. See: Dialogue UIs (video tutorials)

hi, It will look for an Animator on children, too. Is it finding the correct GameObject named "Mike"? Since you've omitted the subject parameter (which is probably the right thing to do), it will use the speaker GameObject. See: Character GameObject Assignments to confirm that the correct ...

Try adding a Debug.Log to check if the variable changed method is being called: void OnVariableChanged(string variableName, object variableValue) { Debug.Log($"{variableName} changed to {variableValue}"); if (variableName == "Confidence") scoreSlider.value = (float)variableValue;...

Hi,

That's a different error. Change the red underlined "responseButton.dialogueEntry" to "response.destinationEntry".

Hi,

How do you have it configured? Are you using an Override Dialogue UI component?

Hi, What is your script? It should look something like: using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; using PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem; public class Confidence_bar : MonoBehaviour { public Slider scoreSlider; //<-- Assign in inspector. void Start() { Language.Lua.Assignment.MonitoredVariables.Add("...

Hi,

The example you're looking at uses the older UI scripts. Try changing: to: