Hello there! I'm creating a dialog text GUI, ( like in a normal RPG) , and to make things easier I added a variable like so:

class TextBBehavior extends Sup.Behavior {
   DlgMgr :DialogMgr ;
  
  Message_1 : string;
  awake() {
     this.DlgMgr = new DialogMgr(this.actor.textRenderer);
  //  this.DlgMgr.AddMessage(["Who are you?\nLeave this place",75,5000]);
     
    this.DlgMgr.AddMessage([this.Message_1,75,1000]);
 Sup.log("Sup?" + this.Message_1 + "Let's check this" + 'test\\ntest' +" It is the same oh damn :c");
//
  }

  update() {
    this.DlgMgr.PrintMessages();
  }
}

The commented version works fine, but if manually set in the scene manager (in the Behavior's propierties) the text ("Who are you?\nLeave this place") it prints the \n without doing a carriage return, my guess is that the behavior's properties automatically scapes the \n character .

Thanks in advance.

Btw, special thanks for the team that created this great app ,and to the community that helps in improving it :)

My workaround is to add a preprocessing step. I have, essentially, this:

public message_c: string;
public message: DialogueBox; // text, scroll speed, colors, etc.; doesn't show in scene editor

awake() {
  if (!this.message && !!this.message_c) {
    this.message = new DialogueBox(this.message_c.replace('\\n', '\n'));
  }
}

This way you can also define your own control codes. For instance, I have one for "make the dialogue box appear all at once rather than scrolling", and another for "split message into multiple dialogue boxes". You should find it pretty straightforward.