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Sorry to necropost, but this is relevant to this discussion as I'm trying to fire "use" on my NPC dialogue in the same manner that the GP mentioned, except that mine is via a different gesture. I have the gesture working, I have a Debug.Log firing to tell me when my Proximity Selector ente...

Got it. Thanks!

Ok so the Use the closest Usable is done, overrode the ProximitySelector to update which one's closest, and only call the OnDeselected stuff when the closest is changed. Would you consider open-sourcing this? Tony, just to confirm: by default, Proximity Selector always selects the most recent entry...

What I've seen other libraries, specifically VRTK, do is provide a public Collider variable attached to the script. If that value is null then the script creates a collider on that game object automatically/dynamically. This way, you can specify your own collider (likely you'll want to) but it'll st...

I missed the part about the player needing a Trigger Collider. Once I did that, it started to work Thanks, Tony!

I spent a fair bit of time trying to get the Proximity Selector working, myself. In the end, it was because I didn't have a Sphere Collider set as Trigger on my player game object. It's assumed in all of the documentation (I think) that the player has this set up. It's obvious, looking back, but unt...

Once you've detected the bow, you can call the nearest Dialogue System Trigger's OnUse() method to start the conversation. One way to know the nearest Dialogue System Trigger is to use the Dialogue System's Proximity Selector component. Instead of "using" the selection with an input butto...

Hi Tony & Team Is there any way to enable a visual raycast from the dialogue system so I know where it's aiming? I'm running into a case where the Usable icon ("press spacebar to talk to this NPC") is only appearing when I look near it's head but off to the side a bit... Second: I can'...

My game is (currently) for the HTC Vive (will be launching to other VR headsets once the core gameplay is complete). Anyway, using the VR Toolkit (VRTK) means that the VR camera is not ready by the time the Dialogue System scripts begin execution. Even changing the scripts in the Script Execution Or...

Thanks! I had it that way originally, but I could've swore I saw OnConversationStart as being marked as deprecated in the docs. I can't that note again, so I'll switch to OnConversationStart.