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| PillowShout | Nice, it all seems to be working pretty well. This should make writing dialog choices much easier. :) |
| Kawa |
That's exactly what I was planning, actually. But it turns out it's not a good solution, actually, because it'll try to find an item named "Ask her out to dinner" which doesn't exist! Plan B: use the ! separator used for listas when there's a token in the string: • "Engage in trade negotiations" → "Engage in trade negotiations", finds scene with that name. Usual state. • "Actual name"/"Listed as something else" → "Actual name!Listed as something else", finds scene "Actual name". Listas, as implemented. • "Ask [b:him] out for dinner" → "Ask [b:him] out for dinner!Ask her out for dinner", finds scene "Ask [b:him] out for dinner". Used when there's a [ in the name or listas. Update: turns out I misremembered -- the name is used to link scenes to actions, and the list is the one that gets shown on-screen. Still rewrote that routine for readability and put it up. |
| PillowShout |
Yeah, that's what I meant. I actually found a pretty simple solution that seems to work. Just replace the following lines in SceneSystem.ExtractActions ...
... with these.
I didn't test it that much, so I'm not sure if this is that robust of a solution, but it seems to work pretty well for the most part. |
| Kawa |
So you mean having something like "Ask [b:him] out to dinner"? I suppose this could be done. |
| PillowShout | Pretty minor suggestion, but I was wondering if you'd be able to add scene tokens to list and listas elements so that these tokens work in dialog choices. |