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Godot Dialogue Example for endless scroll and getting player input

⚠️ NOTE: This project requires Godot 4.4 or above

This is an example project that demonstrates playing voiced audio and translating dialogue in Godot 4 using the Dialogue Manager addon.

This example comes in both GDScript and C# flavours. Both are the same example, just implemented in the given language.

The project includes:

  • A custom visualisation of dialogue showing endless scroll.
  • Requesting text and number input from the player.
  • An implementation of a guessing game using dialogue.

Feel free to use this project as a starting point or reference for your own dialogue balloon.

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In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $5 USD. You will get access to the following files:

dotnet_project_3.6.1.zip 209 kB
gdscript_project_3.6.1.zip 208 kB

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zkmark17 days ago

I am using the default example. 

~ start
Nathan: [[Hi|Hello|Howdy]], this is some dialogue.
Nathan: Here are some choices.
- First one
Nathan: You picked the first one.
- Second one
Nathan: You picked the second one.
- Start again => start
- End the conversation => END
Nathan: For more information see the online documentation.
=> END


Is there any way that when I select the option "- Start again => start" it scrolls to the start?

Since it repeats the dialog at the bottom again.

I want it to make a jump to the start and not repeat it.

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Shatterfall Entertainment45 days ago

is there a way to just get the code and not the assets without paying

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Nathan Hoad45 days ago

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

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nicholaskarlson150 days ago

This awesome! Exactly what I'm interested in at the moment. I just downloaded the zips and gave both the gdscript and the dotnet version a try. The gdscript version worked as expected but the the dotnet code glitched. In the dotnet code, entering "pizza" is ignored and when you enter a "5" this also is ignored and a "0" is registered as the input. I am guessing there is a simple fix.

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Nathan Hoad149 days ago

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

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nicholaskarlson149 days ago

I tried the new copy of the C# project that you uploaded and it works as expected. Thanks very much for your quick response!

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