Hi,
There are two ways you can do this.
1. Make a copy of the subtitle panel for each character, and assign them to the Standard Dialogue UI's list of subtitle panels. Add a Dialogue Actor component to each character, and select the subtitle panel number to use (e.g., 0 for male, 2 for female, etc.). Then customize that subtitle panel's typewriter effect.
2. Or, if you want to use one subtitle panel, assign a C# method to the typewriter effect's OnBegin() method. In this method, set the typewriter effect's audio clip. If you put the audio clips in a Resources folder, you can add a custom field to each actor that specifies the audio clip name. In your C# method, look up that field, load the corresponding audio clip, and assign it. Something like:
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using UnityEngine;
using PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem;
public class SetTypewriterForActor : MonoBehaviour
{
public void OnBeginTypewriter() // Assign to typewriter's OnBegin() event.
{
// Look up character's audio clip:
var actorName = DialogueManager.currentConversationState.subtitle.speakerInfo.nameInDatabase;
var clipName = DialogueManager.masterDatabase.GetActor(actorName).LookupValue("AudioClip");
var clip = Resources.Load<AudioClip>(clipName);
// Assign to typewriter:
var typewriter = GetComponent<AbstractTypewriterEffect>();
typewriter.audioClip = clip;
typewriter.audioSource.clip = clip;
}
}
This is just an example to demonstrate the idea. It might have typos; I typed it directly here. Your code may be different.
(EDIT: Script updated.)
Thank you very much!
