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🟦 Dialogue

The Dialogue block allows you to display a series of messages sent by one or more characters, with media management and dynamic variables, to create rich conversations in narrative games and chatbots.

This block is essential for structuring text and multimedia interactions, allowing advanced customization via predefined variables and formats.

📥 Entries

dialogue (A): Editing space where you write the dialogue script, line by line.
content (Content): Allows you to insert media (image, video or sound) which will accompany the text of the dialogue.
{{Variables}} (Text/Number/Boolean): Words framed by {{MyVariable}} in text automatically generate dynamic inputs to inject custom values.

📤 Outings

out (▶): The stream exits once the entire dialog has been read or displayed to the user.

💡 Example of use

Scenario: Personalized welcome in a customer support chatbot

The user starts a conversation with the chatbot.
The Dialogue block is triggered to display a welcome message.
In the dialogue field, you write:

   Hello {{First name}}! How can I help you today?

A First Name (Text) entry is automatically created and connected to a variable containing the user's first name.
The chatbot displays the personalized message and then waits for a response from the user to continue the flow.

⚙️ Technical Details

Variable management: Variables between {{}} are automatically detected and transformed into configurable inputs.
Media: The content field accepts image (JPG, PNG), video (MP4) and audio (MP3, WAV) formats.
Display: The block manages the display order of messages and media for a smooth user experience.

Updated on: 04/03/2026

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