Robin Hübner
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README.md
godot-vn
A little sample project for my dialog VM that is essentially a little VN engine.
What is this?
It's a small project, based around a virtual machine and DSL for dialog I wrote for a previous game, cleaning it up and putting it in the public domain.
Why would I be interested?
Are you using godot, needing a simple dialog DSL with support for things like functions that dialog yields on before continuing as well as easy extensibility? It's even reasonably easy to integrate this in some other kind of game, the supplied use just happens to be one for a kind of VN template.
Like for instance, in the game I used it for, dialog was activated by walking up to things, and it was even used in popups, not necessarily only in full screen-covering dialog, even if thats the use it is most fitting for.
How do I use it?
... TODO
How does it work?
... TODO
License
MIT/X11, see LICENSE