Branching Dialogue using JSON

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Published on 7 Apr, 2020. Last updated 21 Apr, 2022

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  • Hi!

    I started an open source Game Dialogue Maker project (still very much in alpha) based on this very tutorial. The idea is to offer a node-based system of planning branching dialogue and then you can export it to a JSON file that you can drop to your c3p project here. Everything is in JavaScript and HTML. You can check it out here (and contributors are very welcome):

    github.com/AnttiPerala/GameDialogueMaker

    I don't understand some things in the example JSON perfectly yet. For example the very first object that sets nextscene to 3. If I leave it out from the output of Game Dialogue Maker then it breaks so it seems necessary. But why is it setting nextscene to 3? Can you Laura_D expand on that part?

  • Hi Laura_D,

    To activate a function, a "Z" press is needed, is there a way to have the function activate simultaneously with a dialogue line?

    RESOLVED EDIT

    For people interested, you can make a new type "lineFunction" and call a line and a function at the same time.

  • Great tutorial, thanks!

  • Hey, thank you for tutorial, i use Construct 2 and Construct 3!

  • Hi, Laura_D I have a major issue I've been trying to solve. I haven't been able to figure it out. If you could help me out that'd mean a ton.

    construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/change-variable-per-copy-169181

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