"Dialoguer" Wait (continue) node

I have also used this asset and I believe adding a Dialoguer.ContinueDialogue() to the onWaitEnd delegate is the correct thing to do. Do the dialog end after the wait node? If so, do you have an exit node? If you post a screenshot of your node tree and some code maybe we can find a solution. If you believe there is a bug in the asset, you should contact the developer. :)

Currently I have dialoguetext -> $$anonymous$$essage -> Wait -> $$anonymous$$essage -> dialoguetext and this doesnt work for me, it all ends in an End node or very irratonal/crashing effects if I add continue at the onWaitEnd.

$$anonymous$$y current working solution is to have an empty text and a isemptyornull string check on the rawtext from the textdata object.

I know it's a bug because it should work but it doesnt, contacting the developer I've already done but possibly there can be years before an answer and I believe a lot of people in the community use this extension.

But yes, I'm sorry, if I could I would've downvoted my own question :)

I made a test and it all worked like it should. $$anonymous$$ake sure the examples provided in the asset works for you. $$anonymous$$aybe you are doing some fancy animations with coroutines. They have made problems for me before.

This is my test: Remember to hook up a Button and Text component in the inspector.

 using UnityEngine;
 using UnityEngine.UI;
 using System.Collections;
 
 public class TestScript : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour {
 
 
     public Button btn;
     public Text txt;
     
     private bool running = false;
 
     // Use this for initialization
     void Awake() {
         Dialoguer.Initialize();
         
         Dialoguer.events.onTextPhase += OnDialogueTextPhaseHandler;
         
         Dialoguer.events.onEnded += HandleonEnded;
         
         btn.onClick.AddListener(() => {StartOrContinue();});
     }
     
     void StartOrContinue()
     {
         if(running == false)
         {
             running = true;
             Dialoguer.StartDialogue(0);
         }
         else
         {
             Dialoguer.ContinueDialogue();
         }
     }
     
     void HandleonEnded ()
     {
         txt.text = "";
         running = false;
     }
     
     void OnDialogueTextPhaseHandler(DialoguerTextData data)
     {
         txt.text = data.text;
     }
 }

I don't see any onWaitEnd delegate at all, so you're saying the wait node works for you without it?