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Dear all,
I was working before with the standard unity controller asset I recently moved to the Realistic FPS (I imported the RFPS dialogue addon). Since then, I am not able to select the player answers in dialogue mode. The conversation has no script/condition attached. I used to work with only the keyboard (and the auto focus option activated) and I was able to select my answers. Now I decided to use the mouse but nothing happens when I click on the text. Anyway the keyboard option is not working anymore.

My second issue concerns the portraits option. Only the NPC portraits are showing, impossible to get the player picture. Any idea on this issue ?

Many thanks !

Hi,

If you can please provide some more information, I should be able to help.

LockedInside wrote:I was working before with the standard unity controller asset I recently moved to the Realistic FPS (I imported the RFPS dialogue addon). Since then, I am not able to select the player answers in dialogue mode. The conversation has no script/condition attached. I used to work with only the keyboard (and the auto focus option activated) and I was able to select my answers. Now I decided to use the mouse but nothing happens when I click on the text. Anyway the keyboard option is not working anymore.

Are you using Unity UI? For example, are you using the default Dialogue Manager prefab from the Assets / Dialogue System / Prefabs, or any dialogue UI that uses Unity UI Dialogue UI? If so, does your scene have an EventSystem?

If you're using a world space UI, is a camera assigned to the Canvas?

Have you configured your RFPS player according to the setup instructions?

Does your FPS Player have a Show Cursor On Conversation component?

LockedInside wrote:My second issue concerns the portraits option. Only the NPC portraits are showing, impossible to get the player picture. Any idea on this issue ?

On the Dialogue Manager, is Display Settings > Subtitle Settings > Show PC Subtitles During Line ticked?

Hi Tony,
thanks for the fast answer !

Concerning the portrait, the settings is well ticked, see screenshot.


Regarding the other issue, I am using the JRPG Unity UI Dialogue UI with an eventsystem. I also followed the RFPS setup instruction
Finally the FPS Player has well a Show Cursor On Conversation component.

Hi,

I'll set up a similar scene and post back here later today. The way the JRPG UI is currently designed, it shows the PC's portrait only after you select a response -- that is, when the PC actually "speaks" a response. But I believe it's simple to change this to show the PC portrait with the response menu, too. I'll test this with RFPS to see if I can figure out why the cursor isn't appearing for you.

Hi,

I just confirmed: to show the PC's portrait during the response menu, assign the portrait image and name to the Response Menu > PC Image and PC Name fields:



Here's an example scene: RFPS_JRPG_2017-03-16.unitypackage

The example scene also frees the cursor during conversations. If it doesn't free the cursor in your project, please let me know what version of Unity you're using and if there are any errors or warnings in the Console window.

Hi Tony,
OK great the portrait is now working thanks to your help

There's anyway still the issue with the cursor : I can see it but the clicks are not working. Even in the unitypackge you gave me I can't click on the text.
The only error I am getting is:

ArgumentException: Input Axis Horizontal is not setup.

And I'm working on Unity 5.5.2f1.

EDIT : I discovered something interesting : once the project is built as a standalone executable, the texts are well clickable...

Hi,

LockedInside wrote:The only error I am getting is:

ArgumentException: Input Axis Horizontal is not setup.

That's probably the culprit. The solution for this is to do the steps in Realistic FPS Prefab Setup Part 1. If that doesn't fix it, let me know and we'll dig deeper.

Toni, you got it
Next time I'll be more concentrated !

Thank you Toni for your time, I really appreciate.

Happy to help! Glad it's working now.