UI not enabling for conversation

[jal]

Hi, I'm new to using this plugin so I don't understand everything 100% yet but I'm having an issue where the interface game object is disabled when OnUse is triggered. To explain the situation, I'm working on an RPG where an NPC challenges you to a battle with dialogue and on winning the battle there's additional dialogue about the battle. My problem is that the initial dialogue is appearing correctly, and the battle goes as normal, but then that post-battle dialogue isn't appearing correctly. The logs imply that the dialogue has been successfully triggered and there's no error or anything.

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So I noticed that the game object for the interface itself was disabled..

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if I manually enable it the dialogue happens as expected with the correct line, so I'm unsure why it's not enabling the interface in this specific case. I've also noticed that if I talk to the NPC manually after this, instead of using the interface that is already instantiated, it creates a new instance. Is this intended? Over time, it builds up to a huge amount of instantiated interface prefabs that never get destroyed.

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I'm clearly missing something and hoping someone can help me out here! Thanks!

[Tony Li]

Hi,

Are you using Override Dialogue UI or Override Display Settings components?

Is DialogueUI_Portrait assigned to the Dialogue Manager GameObject's Display Settings > Dialogue UI field?

Does your DialogueUI_Portrait GameObject only have a Standard Dialogue UI component, and not a Standard UI Subtitle Panel or Standard UI Menu Panel?

If it has a Standard Dialogue UI, make sure the DialogueUI_Portrait GameObject itself isn't assigned to the Dialogue Panel field. (When the conversation ends, the Standard Dialogue UI component will deactivate the Dialogue Panel, assuming it's a child object.) If the subtitle panel(s) and menu panel(s) are direct children of DialogueUI_Portrait, you can leave the Dialogue Panel field unassigned.

[jal]

Thanks so much for your quick response! I didn't realize that the standard dialogue UI handled the enabling/disabling of things so I had added disabling to the OnClosed function within UIPanel. After removing that it's working as expected!
Thanks again!

[Tony Li]

Glad to help!