Dialogue Buttons

Dialogue Buttons are used to provide interactive components which can display dialogue options to the player. They provide functionality to change the color of the button's text and an image component based on the state of a button, such as when it is hovered over or pressed.

Button Settings

Text Settings

Dialogue Button Text Settings

Setting	Description
Text	The Text component which will be used to display the button text.
Text Mesh Pro Text	If TextMeshPro is enabled, this should be the TextMeshPro component which will be used to display the button text.
Normal Text Color	The color to use on the button text when in 'normal' mode.
Highlighted Text Color	The color to use on the button text when in 'highlighted' mode.
Pressed Text Color	The color to use on the button text when in 'pressed' mode.
Disabled Text Color	The color to use on the button text when in 'disabled' mode.

Image Settings

Dialogue Button Image Settings

Setting	Description
Background Image	The image component of the button which will have its color updated whenever the state of the button changes.
Normal Button Color	The color to use on the button image when in 'normal' mode.
Highlighted Button Color	The color to use on the button image when in 'highlighted' mode.
Pressed Button Color	The color to use on the button image when in 'pressed' mode.
Disabled Button Color	The color to use on the button image when in 'disabled' mode.

tip

If you want to use multiple Images in a Dialogue Button, you can add as many as you want, but the Dialogue Button only supports changing the color of 1 button, so make sure you set the Background Image setting to the right Image.

Audio Settings

Dialogue Button Audio Settings

Setting	Description
Audio Source	The Audio Source to use for playing button interaction sounds.
Hover Sound	The Audio Clip to play when the button is highlighted/selected/hovered.

Events

Event Name	Description
On Click	Called whenever the player clicks on the button.
On Enter	Called whenever the mouse moves over the button.
On Leave	Called whenever the mouse leaves the button.
On Press	Called whenever the player presses the mouse over the button.
On Normal	Called whenever the button goes into 'normal' mode.
On Highlighted	Called whenever the button goes into 'highlighted' mode.