Scene#1 with Global Conv#1 -> Scene#2 without the Global Conv#1 -> Scene#1 with Global Conv#1 = Wrong Options enabled/disabled.

From what I understand you could use some variables and for example: In Scene#1, when talking to a character you can change a bool updateConversation, and then in Scene#2 when talking to a different c

2 There is also a related issue, which I'm not sure if I should post here as it might make the discussion confusing. But it's very related so here goes:

Idea #2

I don't understand #2 - can you share screenshots to illustrate?  If the game is in 2D then I can't see how the angle comes into play, since the camera's always fixed in the same direction.  Pushing l

The ActionList: Run Action can be used to have an ActionList asset trigger a scene-based Cutscene, and you can rely on having such a Cutscene share a Constant ID number with Cutscenes of the same purp

I am working on #2, now – thank you so much!

Which suggestion, #2?  There's nothing to my mind that wouldn't be Android-compatible.

#2: "Hey there!"

Is it also the case that the font with the new language is #2, as listed in the Speech Manager?

It's been quite a while since I've been through the tutorial so not so sure on #1. On #2, is this an Adventure Creator Menu or a Unity Prefab. At some point during the tutorial, he changes it to a Uni

#2. The "exit closeup" button that was put together in the tutorial. When I run the game in in the editor, it works fine. When I run the game in full screen mode, the button appears

You haven't shared how your Pause menu is turned on, so I can't rule out #2 being the cause.

I get this error when using it within Unity Canvas (exemple #29) with AC:

As for "other languages" variant:I for example have Language #1 - English, Language #2 - Lithuanian, Language #3 - Group (path). In Language #3 I store part of the path where the spe

#2:

#2

#1 could be a custom Action, while #2 coulld be done through the OnVariableChange custom event (perhaps an additional OnVariableCheck event would benefit here).  If you can give more detail about what

But if you're pausing the ActionList, you'd really want to resume it instead of re-run it.  You might need to set Action #1 to another ActionList: Pause or resume, with the Method set to Resume.  Othe

Development of one of the locations from SUBSEQUENTED #2 - Hall. Because every sci-fi point&click adventure has its own Hall (I know you know that).