Dialogue Question - Choices Leading to Response Text

[rraoyxz]

Here's my problem:

 

I want to

1. Add a couple lines of dialogue
2. Give the player a few choices and
3. Have each of those choices result in another couple lines of dialogue (same dialogue for each choice)

Here's where I'm at:

1. (In Response Text) A few lines of information, followed by "What do you want to know about?"
2. (In Choices) a. The Cave. b. The Wasteland. c. The Bad Guy.
3. (In Topic: The Cave), the prompt reads "The Cave," and I have a few lines of Response Text.
   • I don't want to make multiple Topics with the same Cave Response Text. How can I include multiple choices all resulting in the same Response Text?

[Mktavish]

The problem is that the choice is going to be the topic ID , of which each then has a response info attatched (response text) ... and by the way don't use the prompt field , just the top text field for what the player will say (90 char limit)

 

So sorry , you will just have to copy / paste the response text for each one of those topic ID's in the choice field.

Otherwise you would have to use the "Result Script Begin" field to have it force the npc to just start that same topic , with no player dialogue prompt to start it.

 

But I recommend just having the npc using the same response text per choice. Easier and more stable imo.

[rraoyxz]

Ah okay. I thought I was missing something, but I guess not. Thanks for your help!

Also, is there a way to stop dialogue from auto-advancing when I include multiple strings in the "Response Text?" (Much of my dialogue auto-advances without my pressing the mouse.)

 

Thanks again!

[Mktavish]

Ah okay. I thought I was missing something, but I guess not. Thanks for your help!

 

Also, is there a way to stop dialogue from auto-advancing when I include multiple strings in the "Response Text?" (Much of my dialogue auto-advances without my pressing the mouse.)

 

Thanks again!

 

I think it is what the prompt is for , not sure ??? But adding an audio file per those response limits ... should keep it on that text for the duration of the audio file. Even if it is a silent one ;)

[rraoyxz]

Awesome. I'll try that out. Thanks!