Do we really need a 'save' and an 'export'? I get that export doesnt include the graph stuff used in the program itself but its really not saving you much to not have the graph included in your json. I have a lot of dialogue files and it gets hard to organize having to sit them all in the same base project folder.ģ. When you open the file back up it should know where it is located in your file system and want to save itself there by default (file > save). It would be better to just have a save dialogue pop up where you can choose a folder in your file system (similar to most other software). Similar issue with folders. Having a base project folder is a bit odd. I think it should just associate itself with whatever it's file is actually named in the file system.Ģ. When I save it still wants to save itself as foo.json. For example if i save a file as foo.json but then externally edit it as bar.json and re-open. It would be great if the files knew their own name. Great software! I want to make a few requests:ġ.
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There are no limits for the amount of languages you can use.Įxport your dialogue with one click to an easy to read JSON text file, which can be imported into most modern game engines and frameworks.Įxample file: Download an example exported file from the bottom of this page.Īvailable nodes: >DOCUMENTATIONGridlessDB by radmatt Godot Dialogue System 2 by radmatt Any questions? Contact me: radmattsoftware at Matt,
They are incredibly helpful in organising the dialogue and keeping track of player's progress.Ĭhange the dialogue language by selecting it from a drop-down menu. The editor includes a characters database and local variables database (strings, integers, booleans). It is also fast and lightweight - it runs smoothly even on less powerful PCs. The editor was created for non-programmers. Create complex non-linear data structures in minutes, no programming experience required! A powerful (but easy to use) branching dialogue editor designed for story-driven games like RPGs and Visual Novels.
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