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using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Globalization; using System.IO.Pipes; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; public class DialogueManager : MonoBehaviour { public NPC npc; bool isTalking = false; float distance; float curResponseTracker = 0; public GameObject player; public GameObject dialogueUI; public Text npcName; public Text npcDialogueBox; public Text playerResponse; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { dialogueUI.SetActive(false); } void OnMouseOver() { distance = Vector3.Distance(player.transform.position, this.transform.position); if(distance <= 2.5f) { if(Input.GetAxis("Mouse ScrollWheel") < 0f) { curResponseTracker++; if (curResponseTracker >= npc.playerDialogue.Length - 1) { curResponseTracker = npc.playerDialogue.Length - 1; } } else if(Input.GetAxis("Mouse ScrollWheel") > 0f) { curResponseTracker--; if(curResponseTracker < 0) { curResponseTracker = 0; } } //trigger dialogue if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E) && isTalking==false) { StartConversation(); Debug.Log(); } else if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E) && isTalking == true) { EndDialogue(); } if(curResponseTracker == 0 && npc.playerDialogue.Length >= 0) { playerResponse.text = npc.playerDialogue[0]; if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Return)) { npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[1]; } } else if(curResponseTracker == 1 && npc.playerDialogue.Length >= 1) { playerResponse.text = npc.playerDialogue[1]; if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Return)) { npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[2]; } } else if (curResponseTracker == 2 && npc.playerDialogue.Length >= 2) { playerResponse.text = npc.playerDialogue[2]; if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Return)) { npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[3]; } } } } void StartConversation() { isTalking = true; curResponseTracker = 0; dialogueUI.SetActive(true); npcName.text = npc.name; npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[0]; } void EndDialogue() { isTalking = false; dialogueUI.SetActive(false); } } Np

Thank you, this was very helpfull. I thought it would be much harder but turns out I wasnt tackling this problem the right way

Here's my code: using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using System.IO.Pipes; using UnityEngine.UI; using TMPro; public class DialogueManagerA : MonoBehaviour { public NPC npc; bool isTalking = false; float distance; public float curResponseTracker = 0; public GameObject player; public GameObject dialogueUI; public TMP_Text npcName; public TMP_Text npcDialogueBox; public TMP_Text playerResponse; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { dialogueUI.SetActive(false); } // Update is called once per frame void OnMouseOver() { distance = Vector3.Distance(player.transform.position,this.transform.position); if(distance <= 2.5f) { if(Input.GetAxis("Mouse ScrollWheel") < 0f) { Debug.Log("!!!"); curResponseTracker++; if(curResponseTracker >= npc.playerDialogue.Length -1 ) { curResponseTracker = npc.playerDialogue.Length - 1; } } else if(Input.GetAxis("Mouse ScrollWheel") > 0f) { Debug.Log("!!!11"); curResponseTracker--; if(curResponseTracker <0) { curResponseTracker = 0; } } //trigger dialogue if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E) && isTalking == false ) { StartConversation(); } else if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E) && isTalking == true) { EndDialogue(); } if(curResponseTracker == 0 && npc.playerDialogue.Length >= 0) { playerResponse.text = npc.playerDialogue[0]; if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.F)) { npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[1]; } else if(curResponseTracker == 1 && npc.playerDialogue.Length >= 1) { playerResponse.text = npc.playerDialogue[1]; if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.F)) { npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[2]; } } else if(curResponseTracker == 2 && npc.playerDialogue.Length >= 2) { playerResponse.text = npc.playerDialogue[2]; if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.F)) { npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[3]; } } } } } void StartConversation() { isTalking = true; curResponseTracker = 0; dialogueUI.SetActive(true); npcName.text = npc.name; npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[0]; } void EndDialogue() { isTalking = false; dialogueUI.SetActive(false); } }

Can you explain waht is curResponseTracker? I think this one doesn't work here.I don't know how to check it

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Great tutorial! Very understandable! Thank you so much!! Keep it up! ☺

It didnt work on me when i press E 😭

the link is broken its sending me to a page that wants to show puch notifications

I wasn't looking for this, but this helped me finish my For Honor "Art of Combat" THANKS!! (:

How is the player rotating when you move? my character does not face the target

The animation does not change from idle to walking when I move the character :(

Hey I'm trying to implement this in a game I am working on (I am very new coding) and all of the code and guide works completely fine until the "npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[0];" line of code, specifically the section after the = sign "npc.dialogue[0];" And I'm not really sure as to why

You can also make your own assets for VRChat as well with Blender, right?

Hi & great video. When I try to go to your website, it gives me a bitdefender error (not sure if it is real or not). That was in Chrome. When I tried it in Firefox, it says that the domain doesn't exist.

this was very useful however each dialog option is always available and only has one panel of text for each. it would be nice to have multiple text panels per option and not be able to access any text panel at any time.

hey, so I have a question! For some reason, I can't add the textmeshpro assets into the npc, npc dialogue box, and player response options at 18:53. I'm not sure why, so any help is appreciated! Here is my script if you need it. using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.IO.Pipes; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; public class Maneger : MonoBehaviour { public NPC npc; bool isTalking = false; float distance; float curResponseTracker = 0; public GameObject player; public GameObject dialogueUI; public Text npcName; public Text npcDialogueBox; public Text playerResponse; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { dialogueUI.SetActive(false); } void OnMouseOver( ) { distance = Vector3.Distance(player.transform.position, this.transform.position); if(distance <= 2.5f) { //trigger dialogue if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E) && isTalking == false) { StartConversation(); } else if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E) && isTalking == true); { EndDialogue(); } } } void StartConversation() { isTalking = true; curResponseTracker = 0; dialogueUI.SetActive(true); npcName.text = npc.name; npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[0]; } void EndDialogue() { isTalking = false; dialogueUI.SetActive(false); } }

my UI doesnt have Text only TextMeshpro but when i try to drag the TextMeshpro to dialogManager i cant drag it

im trying to pick it up using ray casting, since its obvious this doesnt work by itself, the object needs to know the player wants to interact with it but im having a lot of trouble with connecting the ray casting with this moveobject class

Hello, why does the player continue to play the walking animation for half a second when reaching the destination?

Wonderful!

Thank you for the tutorial. I have a couple of notes to improve the pedagogy: I know you're fluent in programming, but the people who are watching the tutorial might not understand each line of code and the reason why you used them. For instance, you started the DialogueManager script with "public NPC npc;" or "bool isTalking = false;" and the person who's watching it might wonder why. I know you explained it later on, but the viewer become disengaged at the moment. This is also the case for a whole script like the DialogueManager. Before making a script, I want to know the logic behind it and WHY we need it.

Why does my character when approaching the destination run around it?

Didn't work for me, code was fine but the fing orb did nothing to make my char move. Really well explained however, shame to see there's not been anymore videos.

For some reason I don't go to the right website when clicking the link. Could someone comment the code bellow pls? Ty for the video!

Matt please repost the tutorial for creating the puzzles

Thank you for this! So, would you really want the throw and pickup to be in the same class? Or would they be separate classes?

Great video! The link for the downloads appears to be dead though

The default text is textMeshPro what is the code to call it in the script ?

Hey awesome video, it's been a while since you uploaded, but I can't get past two dialogue changes in the player dialogue. I have four different responses, but it only does two. Any thoughts?

the website isn't working bruh

Awesome video 👍

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!

BTW Great video

script doesn't work anymore, don't bother

PLEASE someone help. when my player gets on the target destination sphere, it begins to loop between walking and stopping animation. anyone knows why?

This tutorial is perfect....is there an easy way to add voice to dialogue when talking it'd be really helpful

please help. everything works. but when player reaches the red sphere. i checked my animation and player is not going back to idle instead the animation is moving still between idle and walking

is there a way to make it easier to get dialogue. I am spamming e for it to work

thank you so much, im working on a point and click for my course and I couldnt figure this out thank you jesus christ i needed this

Any idea as to why the player won't move? I'm kinda goosed atm. I'm no programmer or Unity fanatic

The mechanics look good, but, you should add some polish, as the UI looks like something straight out of a flash game.

i found a solution for the panel not showing up when u press E the solution for me was the display channel i use display2 and it was set for display1

Any Reasons Why when the character reach his destination it will start walking in circles around the sphere?

hello bro it appears to me that I could do in this case. (The referenced script on this behaviour (Game Object "npc")is missing!)

When making video's, you need to make sure the INS (the INSERT KEY), is NOT pressed, to get rid of the BLOCK CURSOR. in Visual Studio.

this scroll method its what game in the world use this system? none game that i have played has this system like this, all games that i play appear boxes to chose as answer its mutch better

hey i had the same problem as primentay and Yaya here is my script thanks! could you copy my script and correct it? back that would mean the world to me using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.IO.Pipes; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; public class Maneger : MonoBehaviour { public NPC npc; bool isTalking = false; float distance; float curResponseTracker = 0; public GameObject player; public GameObject dialogueUI; public Text npcName; public Text npcDialogueBox; public Text playerResponse; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { dialogueUI.SetActive(false); } void OnMouseOver( ) { distance = Vector3.Distance(player.transform.position, this.transform.position); if(distance <= 2.5f) { //trigger dialogue if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E) && isTalking == false) { StartConversation(); } else if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E) && isTalking == true); { EndDialogue(); } } } void StartConversation() { isTalking = true; curResponseTracker = 0; dialogueUI.SetActive(true); npcName.text = npc.name; npcDialogueBox.text = npc.dialogue[0]; } void EndDialogue() { isTalking = false; dialogueUI.SetActive(false); } }

You are nothing short of a god walking amongst regular men. This was SO USEFULL AND EASY TO FOLLOW. great video

@Matt Wester Can you please make a video where u have options for the player to select instead of pre-written dialogue.