Hi,
Two common ways to handle colors are:
1. Wrap the actor's Display Name in rich text codes, such as:
- Display Name: "<color=red>Red Sonja the Barbarian</color>"
2. Or add a Dialogue Actor component to the actor's GameObject and set the subtitle color there.
Under the hood, all fields, including the Files type, are just strings. You can define a new type with a custom appearance by writing a
custom field type. For example, you could populate a popup menu with the names of all animator controllers found in Resources folder. Then your custom field type could show that popup menu instead of a plain text field.
Side note on Resources: If you happen to be using Addressables, you can mark the animator controller as an addressable. This way you don't have to put it in Resources. If you use DialogueManager.LoadAsset() instead of Resources.Load(), it will load the asset regardless of whether it's an addressable, an asset in an assetbundle, or an asset in a Resources folder.
