I need to hide upper (conversant's) portrait so only bottom portrait (actor's) is shown.
I have a previous dialogue when both portraits are shown but this dialogue is only for actor's thoughts so the upper (conversant's) portrait must be hidden
The only way I can clear upper (conversant's) portrait is to create a conversant node with only a space as dialogue text and assign a dialogue system's actor who has a transparent sprite, also set Delay(0) as a sequence
I was wandering if I'm doing it right, if there's better way I would love to learn it (searched forum, didn't find the answer)
How to clear portrait (hide portrait no sprite)
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Re: How to clear portrait (hide portrait no sprite)
Hi,
This post has two ways to hide a portrait. I'll recap them here:
1. Create a subtitle panel that is not visible. Use SetPanel() to change the actor to this panel.
2. Or call the subtitle panel's Close method. You can write a sequencer command to do that, or you can use the SendMessage() sequencer command like this:
(Provide the GameObject name of the subtitle panel.)
A third way is to use a custom sequencer command. Here's a sequencer command that will hide a subtitle panel:
SequencerCommandHidePanel.cs
I will add this sequencer command to the next release of the Dialogue System.
This post has two ways to hide a portrait. I'll recap them here:
1. Create a subtitle panel that is not visible. Use SetPanel() to change the actor to this panel.
2. Or call the subtitle panel's Close method. You can write a sequencer command to do that, or you can use the SendMessage() sequencer command like this:
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SendMessage(Close,,Subtitle Panel 2)
A third way is to use a custom sequencer command. Here's a sequencer command that will hide a subtitle panel:
SequencerCommandHidePanel.cs
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using UnityEngine;
namespace PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.SequencerCommands
{
/// <summary>
/// Syntax: HidePanel(panelNumber, [portrait])
///
/// - panelNumber: Panel number to hide.
/// - portrait: If the keyword 'portrait' is included as a second parameter, only hides portrait.
/// </summary>
public class SequencerCommandHidePanel : SequencerCommand
{
private void Awake()
{
var panelNumber = GetParameterAsInt(0);
var portraitOnly = string.Equals("portrait", GetParameter(1));
var dialogueUI = DialogueManager.dialogueUI as StandardDialogueUI;
if (dialogueUI == null)
{
if (DialogueDebug.logWarnings) Debug.LogWarning("Dialogue System: Sequencer: HidePanel(" + GetParameters() + ") can't run. Not using a Standard Dialogue UI.");
}
else if (!(0 <= panelNumber && panelNumber < dialogueUI.conversationUIElements.subtitlePanels.Length))
{
if (DialogueDebug.logWarnings) Debug.LogWarning("Dialogue System: Sequencer: HidePanel(" + GetParameters() + ") dialogue UI doesn't have panel #" + panelNumber + ".");
}
else
{
if (DialogueDebug.logInfo) Debug.Log("Dialogue System: Sequencer: HidePanel(" + GetParameters() + ")");
var panel = dialogueUI.conversationUIElements.subtitlePanels[panelNumber];
if (panel == null) return;
if (portraitOnly)
{
Tools.SetGameObjectActive(panel.portraitImage, false);
Tools.SetGameObjectActive(panel.portraitName.gameObject, false);
}
else
{
panel.Close();
}
}
}
}
}