Grimrock

Posted: **Fri Oct 12, 2012 11:01 pm**

As I told in another topic

I'm stuck with some dialog's display. Anyone can help me ?

Thanks.

Ethmo_Lux wrote: I was working on dialog, and some are very long. But it's easier form me to send them in one string. How can I split it without /n (cause it's buggy) ?

Here the code, I don't think it's optimized, still working on it.
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pnjName = "Victor"
dialog = "Oh, so you come to see Victor! Afraid of Scotia's new toy ? Ha ha!\nWhy afraid? Look at Victor. Myself could use a shapechanger! Ha ha ha!\nYou show Victor what you want to buy. Maybe you show Victor what you sell, OK ?"
secondDialog = "You again come to see Victor ?"
byeDialog = "You again come visit, no?"
fromShop = false

function pnjTell(dialog)
	hudPrint(pnjName.." : "..dialog)
end


function pnjDialog()
	if not fromShop then
		pnjTell(dialog)
		fromShop = true
	end
	dialog = secondDialog	
end

function pnjBye()
	if fromShop then
		pnjTell(byeDialog)
		fromShop = false
	end
end
A trigger the door and pnjBye()
B trigger pnjDialog()

Posted: **Fri Oct 12, 2012 11:54 pm**

you can wrap the text with double square brackets

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var verylongtext = [[
this is my story
...
...
...
and this is the end
]]

remember that with hudprint you can show a max of 4 rows

Posted: **Sat Oct 13, 2012 12:37 am**

Ok. Thank you very much. I'll try that.

Posted: **Sat Oct 13, 2012 1:03 am**

Hmmm... :/ Still not that.

I got some issues like text printed on previous texts and out of screen.

A guess there's something with the text's alignment.

Posted: **Sat Oct 13, 2012 9:28 am**

hudPrint doesn't support linebreaks. You have to manually split the lines and call hudPrint for each line. Hope this helps!

Posted: **Sat Oct 13, 2012 10:53 am**

petri wrote:hudPrint doesn't support linebreaks. You have to manually split the lines and call hudPrint for each line. Hope this helps!

Ok. I tried with string manipulation before the squares brackets but it crashed... I don't know if it was because of the loop or the string manipulations itself.

Can I use a for to look over a string like a table, and how ?

Thanks.

EDIT : That was kind of simple in fact.

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pnjName = "Nathaniel"
dialEnd = "end of dialog"
dialog = { "Shh! Did you hear something? If Scotia does attack","they say we won't hear a thing! Quickly now, point out what you need.",dialEnd }
secondDialog = {"Did you forget something ?", dialEnd }
byeDialog = { "Farewell then.", dialEnd }
fromShop = false

function pnjTell(dialog)
	local dialNumber = 1
	hudPrint("")
	if dialog[dialNumber] ~= dialEnd then
		hudPrint(pnjName.." : "..dialog[dialNumber])
		dialNumber = dialNumber + 1
		
		while dialog[dialNumber] ~= dialEnd do
			hudPrint(dialog[dialNumber])
			dialNumber = dialNumber + 1
		end	
	end
end


function pnjDialog()
	if not fromShop then
		pnjTell(dialog)
		fromShop = true
	end
	dialog = secondDialog
		
end

function pnjBye()
	if fromShop then
		pnjTell(byeDialog)
		fromShop = false
	end
end

Grimrock

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