Hello everyone, I was wondering how i could make a conversation with a witness for a callout? I tried it alot of times but still not working. Here is my code that I use for the conversation:

 

            if (Game.LocalPlayer.Character.DistanceTo(StoreOwner.Position) < 2f)

            {
                Game.DisplayHelp("Press Y to begin speaking to the Store Owner");
                if (Game.IsKeyDown(Keys.Y))
                {
                    Game.DisplaySubtitle("Store Owner: Hey officer! I'm the store owner.");
                    Game.DisplaySubtitle("You: Hello, did you see what happend?");
                    Game.DisplaySubtitle("Store Owner: This guy here put some weird stuff in her food.");
                    Game.DisplaySubtitle("Store Owner: Now she is unconscious.");
                    Game.DisplaySubtitle("Store Owner: That's everything I can tell you officer.");
                }
            }

 

I hope someone can help

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• EDIT: I dont need help anymore!
• For a simple conversation, put a duration behind the text and pause the gamefiber after every line

Edited July 26, 20187 yr by HazyTube
No support needed anymore

Did you find out how to do it?  If yes, you can post here your answer, so if anyone has the same problem as you, to help him. Thanks

30 minutes ago, AlexanderK. said:

Did you find out how to do it?  If yes, you can post here your answer, so if anyone has the same problem as you, to help him. Thanks

Uploading the answer is wayy to much work, you have to make 2 new classes and a bunch of code.

32 minutes ago, AlexanderK. said:

Did you find out how to do it?  If yes, you can post here your answer, so if anyone has the same problem as you, to help him. Thanks

I have included a simple solution know.

private readonly List<string> dialogWithPed = new List<string>()
{
    "Officer: BLA BLA BLA",
    "Ped: BLA BLA BLA"
};
private int dialogWithPedIndex;

if (!Game.IsKeyDown(Keys.Y)) return;

if (dialogWithPedIndex < dialogWithPed.Count)
{
    Game.DisplaySubtitle(dialogWithPed[dialogWithPedIndex]);
    dialogWithPedIndex++;
}

if (dialogWithPedIndex == dialogWithPed.Count + 1)
{
    //
}

2 hours ago, HazyTube said:

Uploading the answer is wayy to much work, you have to make 2 new classes and a bunch of code.

2 classes lmao

Edited July 26, 20187 yr by NoNameSet

1 hour ago, NoNameSet said:

private readonly List<string> dialogWithPed = new List<string>()
{
    "Officer: BLA BLA BLA",
    "Ped: BLA BLA BLA"
};
private int dialogWithPedIndex;

if (!Game.IsKeyDown(Keys.Y)) return;

if (dialogWithPedIndex < dialogWithPed.Count)
{
    Game.DisplaySubtitle(dialogWithPed[dialogWithPedIndex]);
    dialogWithPedIndex++;
}

if (dialogWithPedIndex == 2)
{
    //
}

2 classes lmao

huh I used a way diffrent method, lol if I would know this method before, should have saved me alot of time haha

You can check here how to create a dialog class to reuse it in different calls:
https://github.com/LtFlash/LtFlash.Common/blob/master/LtFlash.Common/EvidenceLibrary/Dialog.cs