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[lacosaweb]

Hi, I want know if any DialogBranch is running at current time, is it possible?

Other question: Is necessary to assign a name to DialogBranch? In the WME book documentation, useses Game.StartDlgBranch(); whitout any name [Game.StartDlgBranch("DialogName");], but it seems to work fine.

[Mnemonic]

No, there's no function to query current dialogue branch. I don't see what it would be useful for, but if you need it, you can use a variable.
Dialogue branches are used to define the context of each response, specifically the AddResponseOnce and AddResponseOnceGame. If a single script contains multiple dialogue branches and if some of them are using the AddResponseOnce* methods, you need to explicitly name the dialogue branches. Otherwise you don't have to.

[lacosaweb]

I can rewrite the methods StartDlgBrnch and EndDlgBrnch including a variable for example DialogRun=true in Start and DialogRun=false at end. It works, but the problem is when a DlgBrnch is inside another, in this case when the second DlgBrnch ends, it puts the variable DialogRun=false, but the parent DlgBrnch is still running.

Game.StartDlgBrnch("first")
     code....
     blah, blah...
     Game.StartDlgBrnch("second")
          code....
          blah, blah...
     Game.EndDlgBrnch("second")
     code...
Game.EndDlgBrnch("first")

I'm writting a script that runs when any character is talking EXCEPT when the game is inside a dialog.

Any suggestion?

[Mnemonic]

How about overriding the GetResponse() method?

Code: WME Script

1. method GetResponse(AutoSelectLastResp)
2. {
3.   global g_IsInDialog = true;
4.   var Ret = this.GetResponse(AutoSelectLastResp);
5.   g_IsInDialog = false;
6.   return Ret;
7. }
8.  

EDIT: And happy birthday, btw

[lacosaweb]

Thanks, I'll try it and write if this works fine