Dialogue system

**Melvin** · 01-01-2021, 11:20 PM

This is just something I did for fun its matrix styled dialogue system (which i simplified just a bit) for 317 (I used elvarg as a base iirc)

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example usage is in the gist

**Fire Cape** · 01-01-2021, 11:22 PM

thanks bud now my nutella npcs can talk

whats with your weird ass javadoc btw

**Patrity** · 01-01-2021, 11:24 PM

Looks great!

**Melvin** · 01-01-2021, 11:25 PM

Originally Posted by Fire Cape

thanks bud now my nutella npcs can talk

whats with your weird ass javadoc btw

Its old its just auto generated I had no intention of fixing cause of how fast I did it. Just needed it done to test packets at that time

**Fire Cape** · 01-01-2021, 11:41 PM

good use of final class

weird use of constants, e.g why have a constant for the dialogue interface id and then numbers without a name like 55 in

Code:

 String wrap = WordUtils.wrap(text[0], 55);

does sendEntityDialogue need public access?

idk why people document enum values when they tend to be self-explanatory and don't show in generated javadoc

good use of empty private constructor also

much cleaner than most garbage on here though so gj

**Melvin** · 01-02-2021, 12:29 AM

Originally Posted by Fire Cape

good use of final class

weird use of constants, e.g why have a constant for the dialogue interface id and then numbers without a name like 55 in

Code:

 String wrap = WordUtils.wrap(text[0], 55);

does sendEntityDialogue need public access?

idk why people document enum values when they tend to be self-explanatory and don't show in generated javadoc

good use of empty private constructor also

much cleaner than most garbage on here though so gj

I didnt write that, it was either the original elvarg or matrix. And yeah the enum documentation is a bit pointless but sometimes useful when not self explanatory or poorly named

edit: the wordwrap bit you posted is from original 317

matrix uses

Code:

		StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
		builder.append(texts == null ? "" : texts[0] == null ? "" : texts[0]);
		for (int line = 1; line < texts.length; line++) {
			builder.append("<br>" + texts[line]);
		}

**JayArrowz** · 01-04-2021, 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by Melvin

This is just something I did for fun its matrix styled dialogue system (which i simplified just a bit) for 317 (I used elvarg as a base iirc)

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example usage is in the gist

Looks cool few improvements:

- Not sure why stage needs to start from -1 as a default, wouldn't starting with the default 0 be better?

**Tyluur** · 01-04-2021, 05:11 PM

Originally Posted by Melvin

Its old its just auto generated I had no intention of fixing cause of how fast I did it. Just needed it done to test packets at that time

Just cause you write code fast doesn't mean its good. Are you just releasing your junk?

**Savions** · 01-04-2021, 05:25 PM

Originally Posted by Tyluur

Just cause you write code fast doesn't mean its good. Are you just releasing your junk?

pretty hypocrite dont u think

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**Marchioly** · 01-04-2021, 05:30 PM

I'd recommend that you make the stage value autoincrement itself in your continue dialogue method. That would be like a 1 line change and you could just change the run method to a boolean that returns false if it needs to terminate. That would save you from continually have to set the next stage id. (for branching/dialogue options you could have a method in the Dialogue class that allows you to set a stage for times when u need to change the start position in your switch statement)

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