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- LAST UPDATED: July 11, 2024
Hey DevForum!
I’ve recently been working on a dialogue system for my game and decided to create an open-source version of it. This version isn’t intended for the final game, but it’s still useful and can be easily improved and learned from.
HOW TO SETUP:
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Get the model [ https://create.roblox.com/store/asset/18419395844 ]
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Insert the model into your place and put the Dialogue ScreenGui in StarterGui.
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Create characters (or anything else that supports ProximityPrompts, even brick walls
) and name them whatever you want - make sure the names don’t repeat
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Add ProximityPrompts in your characters
or brick walls
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Enter the Data ModuleScript:
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Within the Data ModuleScript, insert dialogues for your characters and adjust their settings. Ensure that YourCharacterName is replaced with the actual name of the desired character.
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Done.
- It should look something like this:
EXTRA: Additional settings can be found in the Program (main code) LocalScript, though these settings are less important.
- If you run into any issues, please let me know and I’ll help you out.
AWESOME FEATURES OF THIS SYSTEM:
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Specified KeyCode press to continue (fully navigated by the player)
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Lag-independent - ensures the dialogue remains the same on low FPS devices, even the TypeWriter effect flow
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Does not break upon death
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One dialogue at a time
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Easily customizable and modifiable
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Somewhat readable code (it might be a bit messy, but you’ll get used to it quickly)
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Easy to set up (mostly automated and beginner-friendly)
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Fast and attention-span friendly (perfect for recovering TikTok addicts)
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Additional code that executes at the end of a dialogue - perfect for animations, sound effects, key game events, and more.
If you have any ideas for my upcoming free resources, please write them down. I might publish some of them. 