DialogueManager can't get the variables declared on C# balloons. #759

LeoVolcanoTheLion · 2025-01-31T12:11:45Z

LeoVolcanoTheLion
Jan 31, 2025

I'm using DeepL to assist me in writing English, and I apologize in advance if my expression is unclear.
I'm using C# version of Godot(v4.3.stable.mono.official [77dcf97d8]), My version of DialogueManager is v3.0.1(But these issues are also present in version 2.x)
Now back to my problem. As you can see in the picture, I declared a Panel variable p inside a C# balloon.

I even assign it a value in the _Ready()function.

And when I try to change its visibility within DialogueManager...

This error occurred

But if you use a GDS balloon (and declare the variable p inside it as well), you can successfully get this p variable inside the balloon.

Now let's have DialogueManager get a variable ppp that doesn't even exist.

This is the case when using C# balloons. Of course, it can't find the variable.

But when we use a balloon written in GDS, although it still can't get this variable ......

DialogueManager searched the balloon itself

However, in a previous C# sample project I downloaded from here, you can get the variables inside the C# balloon just fine

I had a suspicion that it was about [GlobalClass], but the C# balloon in the sample project doesn't have the [GlobalClass] feature.

I've also thought it might be because the C# balloons won't be recognized when the default balloons are set up

But again, in the C# sample project it worked just fine.

Now I'm totally confused, the screenshots above are all from a new project (except that sample project) I created specifically for testing, meaning that now if you create a new C#Godot project and install DialogueManager, you won't be able to get the variables declared inside a C# balloon.

I've been up all night trying to figure this out. Please help.