DanielPD
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4 years ago This was implemented in ecb5a8cf50205bbc3df7dcf06d1f2072412daa2c
What I ended up doing:
- In the unity scene we have various UMA agents with a certain bml_name/identifier (e.g. COUCH_M_1).
- In Flipper, we configure which identifiers are mapped 1:1 to DAF actors (e.g. Francois), this is configured globally for all dialogues.
- Unity gets periodic status messages telling us which actors are in the ongoing dialogue, so we simply hide UMA agents that are not mentioned and show those that are.
- I quickly tested this by just adding some unused UMA agents in the scene -> they get hidden.
To test this for real, we need the following:
- two different dialogues in DAF, each with a different set of actors (@marksnaith )
- the topic selection engine switches between these two dialogues (@tbeinema )
- check whether flipper correctly deals with un-initialised actors when loading a new, second dialogue (it works at least with the first dialogue) (@DanielPD )
Some dialogues might need more or less agents than others. Make sure that we actually only load those agents that have a role after initiation of the DAF dialogue.