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using PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem; // (Include at top of your script)
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GetComponent<Text>().text = DialogueLua.GetVariable("Your Variable").asString;

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using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

// Using Create Asset Menu - define the file name and menu name for the class being created //

[CreateAssetMenu(fileName = "New Stat", menuName ="Stat")]

// Create a new public class called Statmanager and derive from ScriptableObject unity class - allowing for the creation of a new class type. This parent script sets the initial parametrs for
// the class and makes it accessible via the right click - create - menu inside of Unity. It then creates a variation of this main class with inputs that can be adjusted using the inspector.
// the inspectore is able to access the public variables that have been set in this parent script.

public class StatManager : ScriptableObject {

   //This is where the class creates new public variables, to be accessed by the inspector.
   //The StatManager class creates a public 'NEW' string - and names each 'Stat'
   //The class also contains string variables for StatDescriptions

    public new string name;
    public string StatDescription;

   //The class creates a new public sprite for 'StatSpriteArtwork' - allowing a sprite image to be assigned on creation.
   //
   
    public Sprite StatSpriteArtwork;

    // The class 'StatManager' then creates public int values for the 'Statvalue', 'MinValue' and 'MaxValue' of each new string 'StatName'

    public int StatValue;
    public int MinValue;
    public int MaxValue;

}

Then a StatManagerDisplay script

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;

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public class StatManagerDisplay : MonoBehaviour

    // This script derives from the StatManagerDisplay paraent. Using the StatManager to set new public text variables. Allowing those text variables to be assigned to the StatManager component.
    // On Start - the newly created public text objects can be assignend using the inspector by dragging and dropping objects to link with. In this example it uses a 'StatManager' canvas and
    // within that canvas there are Unity.Ui elements of text/image types. To access these functions, at the top of the script we call UnityEngine.UI.
    // As the StatValue,MinValue and MaxValues derived from the parent StatManager Scriptable Object are Integers (numbers without a decimal) - we use .ToString to convert them into String values.
    // The String Values are required to display correctly as a Text Element. 
{
    public StatManager statmanager;

    public Text nameText;
    public Text descriptionText;

    public Image StatSpriteArtwork;

    public Text statvaluetext;
    public Text statminvaluetext;
    public Text statmaxvaluetext;

    void Start()
    {
        nameText.text = statmanager.name;
        descriptionText.text = statmanager.StatDescription;
        statvaluetext.text = statmanager.StatValue.ToString();
        statminvaluetext.text = statmanager.MinValue.ToString();
        statmaxvaluetext.text = statmanager.MaxValue.ToString();
        StatSpriteArtwork.sprite = statmanager.StatSpriteArtwork;

    
    
    }

}   

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public class FloatControllerPlusDS : FloatController
{
    [VariablePopup] public string DialogueSystemVariable;
    
    protected float PreviousValue;
    
    protected virtual void Update()
    {
        base.Update();
        if (CurrentValue != PreviousValue)
        {
            PreviousValue = CurrentValue;
            DialogueLua.SetVariable(DialogueSystemVariable, CurrentValue);
        }
    }
}

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// These FloatControllers want to be informed when a variable changes:
protected Dictionary<string, MMFeedbackFloatController> feedbackFloatControllers = new Dictionary<string, MMFeedbackFloatController>();

public void RegisterFloatController(string dialogueSystemVariable, MMFeedbackFloatController feedbackFloatController)
{
    feedbackFloatControllers[dialogueSystemVariable] = feedbackFloatController;
}

public void UnregisterFloatController(string dialogueSystemVariable)
{
    feedbackFloatControllers.Remove(dialogueSystemVariable);
}

public void SetFloatVar(string dialogueSystemVariable, double value)
{
    DialogueLua.SetVariable(dialogueSystemVariable, value);
    
    if (feedbackFloatControllers.HasKey(dialogueSystemVariable))
    {
        var feedbackFloatController = feedbackFloatControllers[dialogueSystemVariable];
        feedbackFloatController.ToDestinationValue = (float)value;
	feedbackFloatController.Play(feedbackFloatController.transform.position);
    }
}

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Script:

Variable["Stamina"] = Variable["Stamina"] - 50;
Variable["Strength"] = Variable["Strength"] + 1

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Dialogue Text: My [em1]Strength[/em1] has increased by [em2]+1.[/em2]  My [em1]Stamina[/em1] is now [em2][var=Stamina].[/em2] My [em1]Strength[/em1] is now [em2][var=Strength].[/em2]

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Dialogue Text: My [em1]Strength[/em1] has increased by [em2]+1.[/em2]  My [em1]Stamina[/em1] is now [em2][var=Stamina].[/em2]

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Dialogue Text: My [em1]Strength[/em1] has increased by [em2]+1.[/em2]  My [em1]Stamina[/em1] is now [em2][lua(GetStamina())].[/em2]