Dynamic Conversations - Legacy Devlog #23

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0:00 Showcase
1:14 How does it work?
3:27 Practical example

=== GDC Talks ===
AI-driven Dynamic Dialog through Fuzzy Pattern Matching:
Programming Context-Aware Dialogue in The Last of Us:
Do You Copy? Dialog System and Tools in Firewatch:

=== Tools I'm using ===
JetBrains Rider
Unity
Adobe Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Audition, Photoshop

=== Music from Epidemic Sounds ===
Jo Wandrini - Puzzle Of Complexity:
Luella Gren - There Is Something about the World:

[sodagames]

Once again I'm absolutely blown away by your ability to easily present these complex systems in such a short video. That's awesome

[louispretends]

Dialogue like that looks so snappy and satisfying! Really cool for people replaying the game, and don't need to go through the tutorial, too. Amazing job man!
Also the more I learn about your game the more I think speedrunners are going to love it

[KyotecYT]

Finished binge watching your channel.

Damn you're good. I am a software engineer looking to do some hobby game dev and oh boy did I love watching all your vids! Keep up the good work, you're definitely on an upwards trend and the quality of your vids is stellar, the best devlogs in term of explaining architecture & code, next to Sebastian Lague.

[capsey_]

Your editing and explanation are so good! Similar to Sebastian Lague in some way. I really hope you'll finish the game, because as far as it goes, it looks amazing. Keep it up!

[krycerkris]

I am blown away by just how insane your code structure is. It's like you're 10 steps ahead of your own programming, making every feature into a complex, yet flexible and efficient structure.
I try to follow a similar philosophy in my own code, but after watching your videos I can only awe at how much more I have to learn.. And don't even get me started on the video itself...

[logix]

Always love when a game makes tutorials opt-in and doesn't do them in an obnoxious way that locks you in place while the NPC talks and then forces you to do something specific. That ability to just walk away mid-conversation is so underrated!

[BravosChannel]

I love how intricate and clean everything you put into this game is. It's not common to find people talking about how they work on their architecture, so seeing channels like this always makes me intrigued on what there is. Have a great time with working on your game!

[guilhemane]

I've been watching your videos for a while and also making an event-based context-aware dialogue system based on the GDC talks you mentioned... And somehow I never saw this video! You solved every difficult aspect of this really elegantly and the tool looks great!

[Great_OT]

Finally, a video!
I really like the way you handle your codes. It gives me a lot of insight

[Gerz]

Your devlogs are such a breath of fresh air. I havent found any devlogs that explain games systems as well as yours and most devlogs anymore are spent talking about non devlog stuff like making a coffee or going for a walk.

[krawieck]

A day when aartificial uploads is a good day. It’s great to see how much care and thought you put into this game

[the_mm_]

The explanations are great, love those videos

[lunarxs]

I love the interaction and immersion these dynamic dialogues add to your tutorial

[AreThereGhostsOnMars]

I just love your dev logs. You’re not just doing things, you’re showing us how you did them and even teaching us about them.

[Talvara]

very cool. Tingles the brain with excitement.

[AstonishedByTheLackOfCake]

smh, youtube recommendation did not notify me of this one in time

on the upshot, now I have two glorious aarthificial videos to watch :D

[dsteve]

Never ceases to inspire several heated, fascinating conversations in and outside my head lol

[BlueGooGames]

This is super cool, love that it’s letting you play freely during dialogue!

[JonaCorrea]

This is just amazing. And the way it's explained is simple but insightful.

[justVontadeh]

Love this! I've been making a custom tool for doing something similar in Unreal for a while and I've struggled a bit on how to organize the tool. Love the look and simplicity of yours! Can't wait for more vids on Typewriter and see its inner workings.