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Hi! I'm having a Null Reference Exception each time a response panel is shown, the error is the following: Dialogue System: In ShowResponses(): Object reference not set to an instance of an object UnityEngine.Debug:LogError(Object) PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.AbstractDialogueUI:ShowResponses(Subtit...

Good to know Tony,

Thanks

Hello,

Is there a way to use my C# variables as C# variables instead of LUA variables?
I mean, conditions and assignations in C# without the need of LUA itself.

I don't know if all my target platforms do support LUA so I don't want to risk it.

Thanks in advance.

Problem solved,
Silly me, response buttons had no button component, I've added a button component, linked it into the UI Response Button scripts and works like a charm.

The subtitle error was misleading

Thanks,

Julen.

Hi Tony, Thanks for answering. I've tested with multiple conversations, it always gives the same error. Everytime a response menu is in invoked it gives the same error. I've installed the 1.7.7.2 patch and the error persists. Responses have no sequence nor condition, <START> node is as it should be....

I'm getting an error in the mentioned function since the subtitle is null. (Object reference not set to an instance of an object) I've checked that subtitle is indeed null with the debugger. It keeps going after, but I don't like to have any error :lol: Why might the subtitle be null? Thanks in adva...

Thank you so much

Hello, Is there any way to change a response into a subtitle depending on a field that the DialogueEntry contains? I wan't my player to change between responses and subtitles, I'm importing the database from Articy, I've tried to change the DialogueSystemController InputSettings "Always force r...

Nevermind, I created a new class that inhertis from "UnityUIDialogueUI" and overrided the ShowDialogue Function so it overrides the dialogue style too.
That seems to have fixed it
Thanks!

I'm changing the Text component references values as follows: reference = GetComponent<Text>(); reference.color = overrideColor; reference.font = overrideFont; reference.fontSize = overrideSize; It seems to be overrited each frame by the dialogue system itself, since I have no other style changes. E...