I have set the continue button to always and have remapped the cancel subtitle input to Space (setting it to None had the same effect).
Is there any other setting that I have forgotten to change?
Stop `Esc` from advancing text
Stop `Esc` from advancing text
This is probably a very stupid question but I can't find an answer to it.
I have set the continue button to always and have remapped the cancel subtitle input to Space (setting it to None had the same effect).
Is there any other setting that I have forgotten to change?
I have set the continue button to always and have remapped the cancel subtitle input to Space (setting it to None had the same effect).
Is there any other setting that I have forgotten to change?
Re: Stop `Esc` from advancing text
That should do it.
Does the continue button have a UI Button Key Trigger component? If so, is it mapped to a key or input button definition such as "Cancel" that would respond to Esc?
Does Esc only affect a specific conversation? If so, does the NPC have an Override Display Settings component that would specify its own Input Settings? Or, in the conversation's properties, is Override Display Settings ticked?
Do you maybe have a custom script that calls DialogueManager.StopConversation() on Esc?
Does the continue button have a UI Button Key Trigger component? If so, is it mapped to a key or input button definition such as "Cancel" that would respond to Esc?
Does Esc only affect a specific conversation? If so, does the NPC have an Override Display Settings component that would specify its own Input Settings? Or, in the conversation's properties, is Override Display Settings ticked?
Do you maybe have a custom script that calls DialogueManager.StopConversation() on Esc?
Re: Stop `Esc` from advancing text
Found it. I was calling DialogueManager.instance.BroadcastMessage("OnConversationContinueAll", SendMessageOptions.DontRequireReceiver); somewhere deep inside a script.
Thanks
Thanks