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My idea was to create a scriptable object for that. You create a prefab game object which has a script like this: public class ItemGiver : MonoBehaviour { public void GiveItem(string itemName) { // Your code. } } In every dialogue entry there is a event section. Click on the "+" on it and ...

This is just a design question. When creating conversations inside the node editor we have to specify the actor and conversant for ever entry which makes sense to me. When creating a conversation trigger, I select the conversation it should trigger. Why do I also need to add a game object references...

Is there a onChangedEvent for variables one can subscribe to? E.g. I'm having a number variable "Money". In a script I want to get notified whenever the variable gets updated.

If I untick Always Force Response Menu the conversation just skips every conversation entry in which the conversation actor speaks. I have tried setting up a new dialogue with the wizzard but the problem still remains.

Is there a way to have local variables for a dialogue instead of having all variables in the variables tab? My scenario: Node1 has links to Answer1 and Answer2. After Answer1 has been selected, it leads back to Node1 but now there is an additional Answer3 avaiable. Current solution: I create a bool ...

Thanks! I knew about display names but somehow haven't thought of this.

How can I get the actors name in a dialog by using the actors ID? Right now I am referencing a name like this [lua(Actor["Jimmy"].Name)], which doesn't make sense since I can just write Jimmy inside the text. If I change the name in the database everything would break.