You can find a template for implementing your own ITextFieldUI in Scripts/Templates. See the example scene in Examples/Feature Demo/Text Input Example. These should send "OnAccept" or "OnCancel" messages to the UnityTextFieldUI object. You can also add buttons to accept and/or cancel the input. If you use UnityTextFieldUI, you should add and assign child objects for the text field and, optionally, a label. This object should be active in the scene, although child objects needn't be active. If you want to prompt the player for text input during conversations, you need to create a GameObject containing a component that implements ITextFieldUI, such as UnityTextFieldUI. Add a dfEventBinding to the button, and point the Event Handler to the dialogue UI's OnContinue method: If you want to add continue buttons to require the player to click past subtitles and/or alert messages, use the same steps as for Unity UI Continue Button.If you add a panel or continue button, make sure to add them to the corresponding DaikonForgeDialogueUI properties. Alerts can have, in addition to the alert line, an optional parent panel that can contain any other controls that you want to show, including an optional continue/close button.If you're going to require the player to choose a response before a timer runs out, also add a dfProgressBar for the timer control, and set the timer property in the Dialogue Manager's Dialogue Manager Display Settings.If you add a dfTweenFloat to the Alert Panel (or Alert Line if you don't use a panel) and set the property to "Opacity", the UI will automatically fade the alert in and out when displaying.
UNITY UI TEXT AS TIMER GUITEXT PC
PC Subtitle Line or PC Subtitle Rich Text Line (if you will be showing PC subtitles).NPC Subtitle Line or NPC Subtitle Rich Text Line (rich text takes precedence).At a minimum, you must assign these controls:
Create a GameObject with a Daikon Forge Dialogue UI component by selecting the menu item Window > Dialogue System > Components > UI > Daikon Forge GUI > Dialogue UI.If you do customize a prefab, assign the instance in the scene to the Dialogue Manager's display settings, or save it as another prefab. You can also add an instance of a prefab to your scene and customize it further using Daikon Forge GUI's tools. You can assign the Dialogue UI in the Dialogue Manager's Dialogue Manager Display Settings from the prefabs in the Daikon Forge UI Prefabs folder. The major difference is that you create your UI layout using Daikon Forge GUI's tools rather than creating Unity GUI controls. The Daikon Forge Dialogue UI works in much the same manner as the Unity Dialogue UI.
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