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it doesnt work for me, it shows me this error: "trying to assign value of type nil to a variable of type dictionary", while referencing line 14 of the dialog player code i am a beginner and have actually no idea how to fix this. anyone know what this might be linked to?

👏🏻 Great video! Very clear and the room looks super creepy and spooky!

that was a very good, straight to the point tutorial thanks man :]

This looks amazing, I'm only 13 and I'm trying to design my own horror game.

Tip: make the character slower And move thr camera up and down when you move

great solution, thanks!

I love the saw horror/gameshow idea that isn't full of gore, fun horror. 😎

A StevePixelFace video !?!?!?! An early christmas gift !

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I believe this tutorial is exactly what I needed but for the love of me I can't make it work. I'm getting that the "display_dialogue" signal is declared but never used. I have triple checked all the scripts and everything is the same as the github project. Did anyone have the same issue?

I can't find the pause mode?

Excellent tutorial! It's very brief and straight to the point, but you also went over the logic that could easily be applied to any system, I greatly appreciate that! One tiny critique is a small detail that stuck out to me, I liked the "woosh" sound that played during the two sliding transitions near the beginning and end of the video, but it didn't feel like it was synchronized quite right, I think it's because the "woosh" takes less time to finish than the sliding transition- so the sound finished while the frame was still sliding across the screen. If it were me, I would've either made the woosh longer and deeper to fit better with the speed of the transition or made the transition faster to better fit with the quick woosh sound. Like I said though, only a tiny critique- I thought the tutorial as a whole was fantastic! Keep up the good work!

for some reason the dialog isn't showing up (i used the updated version of the project)

yoy have to put the function in the loop btw

I made a 4.2 version of this project for the people requesting it here: github.com/stevepixelface/dialog-system-4.2

came for coyote timing , now am admiring how simple yet affective the pixel player sprite is .

Thanks for the tutorial! Super helpful

I love it As an adult making a game Living childhood dream ❤

nothing to say but: perfect!

I appreciate the tutorial. You did a really good job on teaching the concept; I appreciate that you explain how and why rather than just showing what code you personally used like some other guides do. One small bit of constructive criticism I'll offer is maybe have your code be a little bit more readable for beginners. This isn't a particularly complicated concept, and so if someone is looking for a guide on it (like I did) then some of what you did with your code I had to look up (EG, &&, the ll lines, etc). There were some times where I had to think through the process to determine how I'd have to implement the same features using "and", "not", and "or" rather than what you used. Super-readable code seems to be the ethos of Godot anyways. Again though, overall this was an excellent guide. You helped me immensely. Thanks!

Can you please update it

Hey all, this is great, but there is an oversight in that jumping will also trigger the coyote timer, effectively giving a brief double-jump window. This can be prevented by ensuring the player is not moving up before starting the timer. ```... and not velocity.y < 0```. This isn't perfect since it could mean that you would lose coyote time if going up a ramp, for example, but this worked for me in a grid-based platformer. Happy coding, and thanks for the video!

You have a very nice of way teaching godot, please continue like this 💎 please remake this video this code no longer works for godot 4

finally got it, thank you.

this helped me a lot, just one thing though ... camel case on file names ...

Thank you

I got the error "Cannot call non-static function "get_as_text()" on the class "FileAccess" directly. Make an instance instead." can somebody help

For Godot 4, I just had to put the input condition on both sides. Update this... if Input.is_action_just_pressed("Jump") and is_on_floor() || !coyote_timer.is_stopped(): to this... if Input.is_action_just_pressed("Jump") and is_on_floor() || Input.is_action_just_pressed("Jump") and !coyote_timer.is_stopped():

This was super handy! Best tutorial for a dialogue system I've come across

With all the tutorial out there that tell you to do something but don't explain why, this tutorial is a godsend. The only small problem was that the coyote timer also start if you jump, which i realized by printing coyote_timer.timeleft, but it was an easy fix by adding "and not Input.is_action_pressed("jump")"

I came for Coyote time but I think the thing I learned the most here was how simplistic the pixel art is while also actually looking pretty good

thanks bro, 2 simple lines of code saved me 3 hours of work

I really loved your explanation. This video is one of the few wich got me to really understand what to do with the .json file to put it back into text. Would you perhaps have any tips on how to implement choices? I've seen other videos and even readed a LOT of code from various plugins of other people who did it, but I just can't seem to grasp what they're doing and, more important, what will I do to achieve a system with different options of dialogue. I will be very grateful if you can comment some tips on how to deal with this, I'm really lost lol

Super helpful, thanks! i come from blender and that's Shortcut Heaven soo i had to look up Godot's shortcuts.

can someone explain how to write 'export (String, FILE, "*json") var scene_text_file' because since it's godot 4 now this no longer works nor do i really understand what's going on here.

Thanks! This helped me during a game jam :)

it works but how do I assign the borders of the teleportation walls?

this is awesome! :D took me a while to figure out how to graft it onto a pre-existing movement script, so it was super helpful that the video was so short and easy to rewatch. and just, generally nice that it wasn't made to be used just for one specific movement script. Thank you!

YOU ARE A SAINT. Thank you!!!

The only of 3 tutorials that worked for me, great!

If anyone is struggling with being able to jump again IN the air after a normal jump just add "coyote_timer.stop()" in your jump logic, or add "and not Input.is_action_just_pressed("Jump")" into the Coyote Timer logic check (the one after move_and_slide() )

Trying to do this in Godot 4 and im getting an error in the DialogPlayer script: Annotation "@export" requires at most 0 arguments, but 3 were given. The line below is where the error occurs. I can't figure it out. @export (String, FILE, "*json") var scene_text_file Any help would be appreciated.

out here using godot 4 and this solution stilll works. that's what elegant code does! thankssss

Very useful, got it into my game in roughly the time it took me to watch the video, worked perfectly first time.

this doesn't seem to work anymore with 4.0, mine is just jumping randomly around... I guess because they changed how move and slide works?1

Steve PixelFace is a great name

Excellent tutorial thank you!

Thanks you very much!

Everytime I try to interact with the object, I get an error in the debugger (not the Errors section, the Debugger section): Invalid get index 'computer' (on base: 'Array'). And also, the DialogPlayer scipt opens up. Note that this is an interaction with a computer, just like it says in the error. Is this an error with the json file or the DialogPlayer?

Get_viewport is not declared in currunt scope How slove it in godot4