Dialogue Box

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Dialogue Box

Dialogue boxes allow you to make it appear as if a character is talking, through the use of character portraits and color in the dialogue box.
Character Portraits
You can use a character portrait in the dialogue box by starting a line with [Character Name]: and then writing the text
Character Portrait
Character Name
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Barista
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Barista_Happy
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Bodybuilder
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Boy
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Boy_Cry
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Boy_Surprised
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Edega
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Farmer
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Girl
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Girl_Cry
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Girl_Surprised
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HoodieBoy
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Ian
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Lucia
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Miner
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Paige
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Paige_RedNose
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Politician
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Rodney
Events
Dialogue boxes let you change the speed and color of the text through various events
[vslow] - Makes the text very slow
[slow]  - Makes the text slow
[normal] - Returns the text to default speed
[fast] - Makes the text fast
[vfast] - Makes the text very fast
[shout] - Flashes the screen and makes the text even faster than [vfast]
[#]  - Waits # seconds
[flash] - Flashes the screen
[volume = 100] : Sets the sound volume for the following text. The default is 100.[pitch = 100] : Sets the sound tone pitch for the following text. The default is 100.[pitchRange = 3] : Sets the sound tone variation range. The default is 3.
<color=#RRGGBBAA> - Changes the color of the text, and opacity. Needs to be followed by a </color>
Examples
HoodieBoy:hey this text is <color=#ff0000>red</color> and this is <color=#0000ff>blue</color>.
[slow] this is a slow text [vfast] now i'm talking really fast. Now let's wait 5 seconds and a half [5.5]. Ok! I'm done.

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Character Portraits

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