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Howdy,

Is there a way to keep the name of the conversant hidden until a condition is met? (You know, like asking "What's your name?")

Hi Tony, OK well after some testing, I'm back to this same problem. I keep trying to reproduce it stably but basically, in your test scene, it requires some combination of: 1. Disabling the existing eventsystem (so that two arent present) 2. Switching ORK to Unity UI from Legacy 3. Updating the GUI ...

okay this is really weird - I tried to delete another convo and did in fact get the pop up. I wonder why or how this could've happened. Alright i'll let you know if it happens again

Hi Tony,

OMG I just accidentally deleted a convo I spent hours working on with no backup. Can this be undone? If not - for gods sake - put in a confirmation screen!

Ok so this is why that was happening:
I created my own bark ui, and removed the name text field, but left "include name" ticked.

Got the Lua code working. Thanks Tony.

Just your basic run of the mill Unity UI Bark.

Is the Lua code already implemented or do I need to write my own function?

Ok, 1 tiny bug I need help with: Sequence Command: Bark(string barkText, subject, null) Source: namespace PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.SequencerCommands { public class SequencerCommandBark : SequencerCommand { // Use this for initialization void Start() { string barkString = GetParameter(0); Transfo...

Can you do the following?

1. Bark from a sequence command
2. Set custom bark text from #1 (instead of using a conversation)

If not, how would I go about implementing such a feature? Lua?
EDIT - I found the template, giving this a go now

Thanks! I'll let you know what I find. I plan to use all the defaults from ORK. If you're doing anything custom with the ORK EventSystem or anything like that, please let me know. after some more extensive testing (aka starting from scratch) I believe something in my original project went corrupt. ...

Howdy once more,

so I'm fiddling with your ORK integration and I noticed that you call an alert from the script field So my question is - how do hardcoded alerts like these work with localization?