Yarn Spinner for Unity v2.5

Yarn Spinner v2.5!

📜 Changes

Added

• DialogueRunner.AddCommandHandler and DialogueRunner.AddFunction now validate that the provided names contain no spaces.
• DialogueRunner.AddCommandHandler now supports methods whose last parameter is an array of strings.
  • This allows for commands with a variable list of parameters. For example, consider the following method:

    void LogStrings(int a, string[] remainder) {
      Debug.Log($"a = {a}, remainder={string.Join(",", remainder)}");
    }
    

    This method can be registered as a Yarn command:

    dialogueRunner.AddCommandHandler<int, string[]>("my_command", LogStrings);
    

    And called from Yarn Spinner:

    // logs "a = 42, remainder=this,is,pretty,great"
    <<my_command 42 this is pretty great>> 
    

    [!NOTE] Array parameters are required to be string arrays, and are required to be the last parameter of the method.

• Yarn Spinner’s XML documentation is now included in the distribution.

Changed

• Fixed an issue where, on Windows, projects would fail to automatically update when a file that belonged to them was created or edited.
• Fixed an issue where Unity Localization rid values would change on reimport when they didn’t have to.
• Fixed an issue where a [pause/] marker at the start of the line would cause all pauses to not work (@iatenothingbutriceforthreedays)
• Inspector-exposed fields on LineView are now public.
• Fixed an issue where a .meta file was causing warnings to appear in Unity on import. (@Colbydude)
• YarnProjectImporter.GenerateStringsTable is now public.
• Yarn Projects now allow choosing more specific cultures (for example ‘pt-BR’ and ‘en-AU’ rather than simply ‘pt’ and ‘en’) as their base language.
• Fixed a issue where AudioLineProvider would throw an exception if an asset was already loaded and was requested a second time.