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Hi, It's good to know that it works with "On Trigger Enter", "On Start", and "On Enable". This means the rest of the Conversation Trigger is set up right. So we just need to look at the trigger-firing part. The "On Use" trigger fires when the GameObject receiv...

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Use Set Component Enabled On Dialogue Event to disable the Selector during conversations.



Complete instructions are here: How to Set Up the Player (PC).

Hi, The Dialogue System doesn't provide specific features to help with multiplayer, but it doesn't get in the way, either. The UI subsystem is independent of the back-end data subsystem. For the data part, define a variable named "Role" (for example) in your dialogue database. In the NPC d...

Hi, >  I am having a bit of trouble getting multiple alerts to show up at once during a single conversation node. That's the way alerts work by default. You can override the dialogue UI class's ShowAlert() method if you want it to work differently. The documentation on overriding the class is here. ...

Two things come to mind to check: 1. Near the bottom of the Unity UI Dialogue UI component, make sure the animator state names are correct in the Animation Transitions section. They should be "Show" and "Hide" if you copied the controller. 2. Make sure the dialogue panel is assig...

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FSMEvent() is a sequencer command. It's not a Lua function. If you put it in the Sequence field, you should be good to go.

Try putting Camera(original) at the very beginning of Node 3's sequence. I had made the assumption earlier that a gameplay script was controlling the camera position every frame. It looks like you're perhaps instead making the camera a child of the player so it follows relative to the player's trans...

To use Dialogue System methods, make sure to include the PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem namespace: using PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem; public class MyClass : MonoBehaviour { void Start() { DialogueManager.AddLuaObserver( "Variable['Credits']", LuaWatchFrequency.EveryDialogueEntry, OnCreditsC...

Okay, glad everything's working. I seem to be doing a wonderful job of timing my replies and edits completely wrong today.

(I'm replacing my previous reply here since you resolved the issue.) To smoothly move the camera, use the syntax: Camera(angle, subject, duration) where: angle: the camera angle to use subject: the target for the camera angle duration: the amount of time to smoothly move from the camera's current po...