Supported unreal versions: 5.1, 5.2, 5.3
- 100% free, source code included
- Full Blueprint and C++ support
- Events and conditions
- Branching based on different node types and conditions
- Well structured runtime and editor modules
- Full editor support including:
- Graph Editor
- Search window
- Dialogue Browser to get a good overview of all the dialogues
- Customized blueprint nodes to handle certain events and conditions in Blueprint easily
- Settings panel in Project Settings to modify the layout
- Option to import from and export to plain text formats (e.g. json)
- Real time display/edit functionality of the Dialogue runtime data.
Not yet convinced? Have you seen our showcase page?
- 🐛 CHANGELOG
- 💵 Support for how to support this project.
- 📖 Wiki/Documentation - manual and tutorials
- 🔢 Source Code (this Page)
- 🛒 Marketplace (BUY PLUGIN)
- 🏢 Example project
- 💬 Discord
Games that use this Plugin:
- WarriOrb - Souls-like platformer metroidvania. This is our own game :)
- Backbone - Roleplaying detective adventure
- Revolution: Path of a Weaponsmith - Third person stealth shooter
- The Ascent - Cyberpunk Action-shooter RPG
Want to have your game showcased here? Contact us!
This plugin is primary developed and used for our own game (WarriOrb). We have put significant effort into it and decided to make it open source in order to help out other teams facing similar challenges.
Contribution, feedback and constructive criticism are appreciated and we would be really happy to hear about your game using our tool.
NOTE: that initially the plugin was free on the marketplace but later we switched to a small fee because maintaining all of the binary versions for different engine targets took a lot of time, consider buying the plugin on the marketplace as a donation :).
You can buy this plugin or our other plugins on the unreal engine marketplace and always get binary support for the latest 3 engine versions.
Should it prove useful to you, the best way to say thanks is to mention us and our game to your own audience.
The supported unreal versions have their own branches. The outdated version branches are kept but not updated anymore.
The code style follows the one from the UE Coding Standard
with the additional changes located in the .editorconfig.
Every commit message that has [C] means that after updating to that commit, a recompile is required.
Eg: [C] Added awesome Dialogue feature
Every commit message that has [G] means that after updating to that commit the solution files should be regenerated (and recompiled, obvious).
Right click on project file -> Generate Visual Studio project files (or from the command line regenerate the project).
Eg: [G] New Dialogue Editor mode