Multiple Flowmachines activated with Dialogue System Trigger {Bolt}

[mostcertainlyme]

Hello,

I'm totally new to unity and coding. I have a project where

I use bolt visual coding to create scripts and use the dialogue system I have multiple Flow machines on a Gameobject which I want to trigger when a quest is set to "success"
The only problem is that I only want to trigger certain flowmachines and not all of them at once. but with the Actions > On Execute unity events I can only select all the flow machines as a whole and have them turned on or off. While normal Scripts can be selected individually to be turned on and off.

I there any way to make only one certain flowmachine on a object be enabled when a certain condition is met? either in the bolt script itself or in the dialogue system trigger?

I read this page: https://www.pixelcrushers.com/dialogue_ ... /bolt.html

but it was hard to follow sometimes and I didn't understand all of it sadly. Sorry really a newbie here

[Tony Li]

Hi,

Can you move the flow machines to different child GameObjects?

Alternatively, you could check the quest's state in each flow machine. Use PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.QuestLog.IsQuestSuccessful to check if the quest is successful.

What do you want to trigger? Can you provide a concrete example? I may be able to provide a clearer solution than what I suggested above.

[mostcertainlyme]

Thankyou for your reply ,

I got it working by doing a version of your solution of moving it to a child gameobject.
I moved what I wanted to execute to an entirely separate gameobject and used a custom event trigger to be able to send code from one gameobject to another.

What i wanted to have is that on succession of a quest a certain amount of points would be added to a score. but i had no proper way of sending what amount of points i wanted to the score UI. Now i can just enable a game object that has the the correct amount of points i want to add and send that through the custom event to the score UI.

I hope that i made any sense in explaining that?
I know that it's probably a very roundabout way of handling this problem but i haven't got the know-how yet to do it properly sadly.

Thanks again for your quick reply

[Tony Li]

Glad to help! That's a fine way to do it.