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I’ve updated the README in the projects to include some more information about how the project works (specifically the camera stuff for positioning the balloon anchors). Everybody’s game is different so without knowing anything about yours I can’t really give you specific instructions other than to tinker with the example until you understand what each bit does before trying to move it into your game.

There’s a README with information on how the projects are structured. To run them you just open the relevant project in the matching version of Godot (Godot 4.5+ with either the .net version or regular version) and press the run button.

It’s a starting point for positioning a balloon relative to a Node2D and resizing it based on the content.

The code is the asset. It’s an example project.

Good catch. I’ve updated the project to include those remaps.

You’d implement the rolling/setting a value as a mutation in your dialogue. Then you can check the value to see which dialogue branch to follow.

Yeah I have a visual novel style example project in the works at the moment.

I’ve just uploaded a new copy of the C# project that should fix that issue.

Oh, you’re right. I had fixed the C# version but missed one line in the GDScript one. It should be good this time.

I’ve updated a bunch of stuff in this example (including a bunch of the underlying Dialogue Manager stuff) so it should be better now.

To get those examples you have to clone the repository instead of just downloading it.

I’ve updated the files in the projects to the most recent version of Dialogue Manager. If you download a fresh copy and give it a try it should work better now.

I’ve uploaded a tutorial video to my YouTube.

I’ll be making a full run-through video now that I’ve finished adding a bunch of new stuff.

Yeah I think text-based dialogue editing is quicker to write and easier to read.

Thanks for checking it out :) Yeah I feel like text based dialogue is quicker to write and easier to read.

This looks super cool. I’ve always been a fan of Powerhoof’s Power Quest but never liked Unity lol.

Thanks :) Yeah I prefer editing dialogue as just text.

Thanks :) Yeah I prefer editing dialogue as just text.

Thanks :)

Thanks :)

Thanks for trying it out :)

I’m almost finished on a couple of big improvements to the parser and then I’ll add an example project and walk-through video including the newer stuff.

To do something like that “attack” example, I’d just use the “do” keyword and point to a method like do attack("some attack").

Thanks :) I kind of want to flesh it out a bit more in the future.