Dialogue Manager

To manage sequential game dialogue without overlapping text displays, a centralized dialog manager queues messages to play one after another. This ensures predictable interactions by replacing ad-hoc UI calls with a reliable sequencing system.

To pause game UI input during a dialogue sequence, you can use specific locking options provided by the dialog manager. These options lock the Battle UI or other screens during text display to prevent unwanted user input.

A promise-based dialogue system uses Promises returned by dialog manager methods to control sequential text flow. You must await methods like show and ask to progress the dialogue, ensuring consistent and predictable user interactions.

To collect user input and choices during in-game narration, call the ask method on your dialog manager. This presents a choice to the user and returns a Promise that resolves with the selected input to proceed with the flow.

Yes, you can integrate custom UI layouts with a centralized dialog manager. It supports configurable IDs including targetId, arrowId, and parentId, allowing the system to map dialogue text and prompts to your specific UI components.

No, you do not need external dependencies to orchestrate game dialogues with promises. The dialog manager operates independently without any required dependencies to display text, queue messages, and collect user input.