No Animator component found

[bloud]

I use DS_AnimatedPortraitExample_2020-03-29 and add a new conversation
I want each actor's animations to be assigned at once(now only Talk&Idle)
But something went wrong

in Dialogue Manager：

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in new conversation, Sequence is null


It can't be found like this

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[Tony Li]

When you animate portraits, you must specify the portrait image (speakerportrait), not the character (Yellow Wizard):

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Use this sequence:

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AnimatorPlay(Talk, speakerportrait);
required AnimatorPlay(Idle, speakerportrait)@Message(Typed)

[bloud]

The animation is ok now!
But the event can't run

I use this in Default Sequence:

• AnimatorBool(isTalk, true, speakerportrait);
  required AnimatorBool(isTalk, false, speakerportrait)@Message(Typed);

I set it up like this

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but when my conversation finish , GameObject is not setactive

[bloud]

Besides, can the next conversation inherit the changes about animation from the previous one？

For example:I change Idel animation to SmileIdel , I want the next one's Idel also becomes SmileIdel (still use bool to control its own idel and talk)

[Tony Li]

Hi,

The animation is ok now!
But the event can't run

Move the Dialogue System Events component to the conversation actor or conversant GameObject. (See Character GameObject Assignments.) Only these two GameObjects and the Dialogue Manager GameObject will receive "OnConversationStart" and "OnConversationEnd" messages.

Besides, can the next conversation inherit the changes about animation from the previous one？

I recommend using the animator controller for this. For example: create a Boolean animator parameter. Configure the animator state transitions to check this parameter.

[bloud]

Move the Dialogue System Events component to the conversation actor or conversant GameObject. (See Character GameObject Assignments.) Only these two GameObjects and the Dialogue Manager GameObject will receive "OnConversationStart" and "OnConversationEnd" messages.

It can run but not after the end
I want the gameobject setactive after the conversation finish,but now it happened when the last one running

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I recommend using the animator controller for this. For example: create a Boolean animator parameter. Configure the animator state transitions to check this parameter.

Do you mean changing the bool value in the same animator controller?
I write it like this

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• AnimatorBool(smile, true, speakerportrait);

• AnimatorBool(isTalk, true, speakerportrait);

• required AnimatorBool(isTalk, false, speakerportrait)@Message(Typed)

But the animation's changing need a little time,so it looks like that the animation changes when the actor is talking（maybe so ,I'm not really sure)

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And when the new conversation begin,it still NormalIdel animation ,not the SmileIdel one

Should I change the actor's animator controller to new one?
If I should ,how can I get the components？
I can't get Portrait Animator Controller to change by using Animator

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When I write public Animator animator ,only thing I can chose are the following

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And if I chose Portrait Image 1 to change ,the program report says it's null,I still can't get it

[Tony Li]

Move the Dialogue System Events component to the conversation actor or conversant GameObject. (See Character GameObject Assignments.) Only these two GameObjects and the Dialogue Manager GameObject will receive "OnConversationStart" and "OnConversationEnd" messages.

It can run but not after the end
I want the gameobject setactive after the conversation finish,but now it happened when the last one running

A dialogue entry's OnExecute() event will run as soon as the conversation gets to that dialogue entry.

If you want to do something when a conversation has ended, you must use OnConversationEnd. To do this, you can put a Dialogue System Events components on the actor or conversant GameObject.

Alternatively, you can make a blank node at the end for the OnExecute() event:

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Note that I used "Continue()" in the Sequence field.

For the animator, this looks correct:

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AnimatorBool(smile, true, speakerportrait);

You may need to do it at the beginning of the conversation when starting a new conversation.

If it's not happening immediately, check the animator controller's transition arrow. UNtick Has Exit Time.

If you want to remember that this animator parameter is true, create a Boolean variable in your dialogue database -- for example: "Smile".

Then use this sequence:

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AnimatorBool(smile, [var=Smile], speakerportrait);

You can set the value of Smile to true or false in the Script field:

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Variable["Smile"] = true

[bloud]

If you want to do something when a conversation has ended, you must use OnConversationEnd. To do this, you can put a Dialogue System Events components on the actor or conversant GameObject.

Alternatively, you can make a blank node at the end for the OnExecute() event:
Note that I used "Continue()" in the Sequence field.

Because I set the continue button always,so I use both SetContinueMode(false) and Continue()
So should I write SetContinueMode(true) on next conversation or I can change it on this one?
Or is there any way to make only this one's continue button disappear?

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This is mainly used to control player's moving( use public enum CharacterState ,only when CharacterState is
isMove ,the player can move.When the conversation begin, let the value to isTalk. When it finish, let the value to isMove.)
Is there any other simpler way to do it besides assigning values？(For example, setting it once on Dialogue Manger without having to set it for every conversation）

[Tony Li]

If you want to stop the player's movement during conversations, I recommend that you use Dialogue System Events as shown at 07:00 of the Interaction Tutorial.

[bloud]

If you want to stop the player's movement during conversations, I recommend that you use Dialogue System Events as shown at 07:00 of the Interaction Tutorial.

Oh I forget it
Its runnung now
But how can I do to hid the bark & stop the trigger's checking?

About the bark:

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About the checking:
Now if I set the space button down when the conversation is running,it will report this error

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