Releases: JujuAdams/Chatterbox
Releases · JujuAdams/Chatterbox
2.7.1
- Chatterbox functions called with
CHATTERBOX_FUNCTION_ARRAY_ARGUMENTS
can now have infinite arguments (thank you @tabularelf!) - Order of operations when evaluation expressions is no longer super wonky (thank you @heygleeson!)
2.7.0
2.6.1
- Fixes bizarre compile issue that cropped up in the 2022.800 beta (thanks @tabularelf for the fix)
- Fixes crash when using
ChatterboxSourceNodeCount()
2.6.0
- Adds
<<forcewait>>
action that instructs a chatterbox to wait at the line above the action even if fast forward mode is active "<<forcewait>>"
can be returned from functions called by custom actions to replicate the above behaviour (much like returning"<<wait>>"
)- Calling
ChatterboxWait()
inside a running chatterbox will now also force the chatterbox to wait in fast forward mode
2.5.1
2.5.0
2.4.0
- Adds
CHATTERBOX_CURRENT
to access the currently executing chatterbox. This is useful when calling functions from <> that are targeting the current chatterbox - Adds
ChatterboxWait()
to force a chatterbox to wait at the current instruction. This is similar to returning"<<wait>>"
from a function called from an <>
2.3.1
- Fixes glitch in
ChatterboxGetContentSpeakerData()
- thank you @tabularelf
2.3.0
- Fixes a crash in
ChatterboxVariableDefault()
- Error messages for unrecognised tokens now points the developer to
CHATTERBOX_DIRECTION_MODE
as this seems to be the most common cause of these crashes - Fixes a crash in example object
- Adds
ChatterboxGetAllContentString()
- Adds
ChatterboxGetContentArray()
andChatterboxGetOptionArray()
- Adds
ChatterboxGetContentSpeech()
,ChatterboxGetContentSpeaker()
, andChatterboxGetContentSpeakerData()
(thank you @Pokeizel for designing this feature)
2.2.3
- Fixes
<<set>>
not implicitly declaring a variable, causing a crash when trying to set that variable for the first time. Please note that I still strongly advise using<<declare>>
and/orChatterboxVariableDefault()
to enable Chatterbox to be able to reset variables appropriately.