A simple branching dialogue editor and stateless runtime.Create your dialogue right in the Godot Editor itself with a simple script-like language and the built-in syntax checker.Then, in your game, use the DialogueManager global to fetch lines of dialogue. There is an example dialogue balloon to help get you started on creating your own to fit in better with your game.
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Sticky Scribe is a light-weight TODO list and bug tracker, designed for solo devs and small teams. It integrates directly into Godot, and maintains a text list of "Stickies" in your project directory that is designed to be checked in to version control. Stickies are like tickets, but they're purpose agnostic and could be used to track tasks, bug reports, or notes. Sticky Scribe uses a human-readable json format that is friendly for manual editing and merging if necessary. Sticky Scribe has many quality of life improvements over a basic TODO txt file at the cost of minimal file size increase and editing complexity. Sticky Scribe is not designed to replace heavier ticket tracking systems designed for large teams, instead it's emphasis is on being minimal and easy to use.
Sticky Scribe is a light-weight TODO list and bug tracker, designed for solo devs and small teams. It integrates directly into Godot, and maintains a text list of "Stickies" in your project directory that is designed to be checked in to version control. Stickies are like tickets, but they're purpose agnostic and could be used to track tasks, bug reports, or notes. Sticky Scribe uses a human-readable json format that is friendly for manual editing and merging if necessary. Sticky Scribe has many quality of life improvements over a basic TODO txt file at the cost of minimal file size increase and editing complexity. Sticky Scribe is not designed to replace heavier ticket tracking systems designed for large teams, instead it's emphasis is on being minimal and easy to use.
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Sticky Scribe is a light-weight TODO list and bug tracker, designed for solo devs and small teams. It integrates directly into Godot, and maintains a text list of "Stickies" in your project directory that is designed to be checked in to version control. Stickies are like tickets, but they're purpose agnostic and could be used to track tasks, bug reports, or notes. Sticky Scribe uses a human-readable json format that is friendly for manual editing and merging if necessary. Sticky Scribe has many quality of life improvements over a basic TODO txt file at the cost of minimal file size increase and editing complexity. Sticky Scribe is not designed to replace heavier ticket tracking systems designed for large teams, instead it's emphasis is on being minimal and easy to use.