API Reference

Script commands API reference. Use the side bar to quickly navigate between available commands.

Strikethrough indicates a nameless parameter, and bold stands for required parameter; other parameters should be considered optional. Consult naninovel scripts guide in case you have no idea what's this all about.

The following parameters are supported by all the script commands:

ID	Type	Description
if	String	A boolean script expression, controlling whether the command should execute.
wait	Boolean	Whether the script player should wait for the async command to finish execution before executing the next one. Has no effect when the command is executed instantly.

NOTE

This API reference is valid for Naninovel v1.11 ↗.

animate

Summary

Animate properties of the actors with the specified IDs via key frames. Key frames for the animated parameters are delimited with | literals.

Remarks

Be aware, that this command searches for actors with the provided IDs over all the actor managers, and in case multiple actors with the same ID exist (eg, a character and a text printer), this will affect only the first found one.

When running the animate commands in parallel (wait is set to false) the affected actors state can mutate unpredictably. This could cause unexpected results when rolling back or performing other commands that affect state of the actor. Make sure to reset affected properties of the animated actors (position, tint, appearance, etc) after the command finishes or use @animate CharacterId (without any args) to stop the animation prematurely.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
ActorIds	List<String>	IDs of the actors to animate.
loop	Boolean	Whether to loop the animation; make sure to set wait to false when loop is enabled, otherwise script playback will loop indefinitely.
appearance	String	Appearances to set for the animated actors.
transition	String	Type of the transition effect to use when animating appearance change (crossfade is used by default).
visibility	String	Visibility status to set for the animated actors.
posX	String	Position values over X-axis (in 0 to 100 range, in percents from the left border of the screen) to set for the animated actors.
posY	String	Position values over Y-axis (in 0 to 100 range, in percents from the bottom border of the screen) to set for the animated actors.
posZ	String	Position values over Z-axis (in world space) to set for the animated actors; while in ortho mode, can only be used for sorting.
rotation	String	Rotation values (over Z-axis) to set for the animated actors.
scale	String	Scale values (uniform) to set for the animated actors.
tint	String	Tint colors to set for the animated actors. Strings that begin with # will be parsed as hexadecimal in the following way: #RGB (becomes RRGGBB), #RRGGBB, #RGBA (becomes RRGGBBAA), #RRGGBBAA; when alpha is not specified will default to FF. Strings that do not begin with # will be parsed as literal colors, with the following supported: red, cyan, blue, darkblue, lightblue, purple, yellow, lime, fuchsia, white, silver, grey, black, orange, brown, maroon, green, olive, navy, teal, aqua, magenta.
easing	String	Names of the easing functions to use for the animations. Available options: Linear, SmoothStep, Spring, EaseInQuad, EaseOutQuad, EaseInOutQuad, EaseInCubic, EaseOutCubic, EaseInOutCubic, EaseInQuart, EaseOutQuart, EaseInOutQuart, EaseInQuint, EaseOutQuint, EaseInOutQuint, EaseInSine, EaseOutSine, EaseInOutSine, EaseInExpo, EaseOutExpo, EaseInOutExpo, EaseInCirc, EaseOutCirc, EaseInOutCirc, EaseInBounce, EaseOutBounce, EaseInOutBounce, EaseInBack, EaseOutBack, EaseInOutBack, EaseInElastic, EaseOutElastic, EaseInOutElastic. When not specified, will use a default easing function set in the actor's manager configuration settings.
time	String	Duration of the animations per key, in seconds. When a key value is missing, will use one from a previous key. When not assigned, will use 0.35 seconds duration for all keys.

Example

; Animate `Kohaku` actor over three animation steps (key frames),
; changing positions: first step will take 1, second — 0.5 and third — 3 seconds.
@animate Kohaku posX:50|0|85 time:1|0.5|3

; Start loop animations of `Yuko` and `Kohaku` actors; notice, that you can skip
; key values indicating that the parameter shouldn't change during the animation step.
@animate Kohaku,Yuko loop:true appearance:Surprise|Sad|Default|Angry transition:DropFade|Ripple|Pixelate posX:15|85|50 posY:0|-25|-85 scale:1|1.25|1.85 tint:#25f1f8|lightblue|#ffffff|olive easing:EaseInBounce|EaseInQuad time:3|2|1|0.5 wait:false
...
; Stop the animations.
@animate Yuko,Kohaku loop:false

; Start a long background animation for `Kohaku`.
@animate Kohaku posX:90|0|90 scale:1|2|1 time:10 wait:false
; Do something else while the animation is running.
...
; Here we're going to set a specific position for the character,
; but the animation could still be running in background, so reset it first.
@animate Kohaku
; Now it's safe to modify previously animated properties.
@char Kohaku pos:50 scale:1

append

Summary

Appends provided text to a text printer.

Remarks

The entire text will be appended immediately, without triggering reveal effect or any other side-effects.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Text	String	The text to append.
printer	String	ID of the printer actor to use. Will use a a default one when not provided.
author	String	ID of the actor, which should be associated with the appended text.

Example

; Print first part of the sentence as usual (gradually revealing the message),
; then append the end of the sentence at once.
Lorem ipsum
@append " dolor sit amet."

arrange

Summary

Arranges specified characters by X-axis. When no parameters provided, will execute an auto-arrange evenly distributing visible characters by X-axis.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
CharacterPositions	List<Named<Decimal>>	A collection of character ID to scene X-axis position (relative to the left screen border, in percents) named values. Position 0 relates to the left border and 100 to the right border of the screen; 50 is the center.
look	Boolean	When performing auto-arrange, controls whether to also make the characters look at the scene origin (enabled by default).
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the arrangement animation. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Evenly distribute all the visible characters
@arrange

; Place character with ID `Jenna` 15%, `Felix` 50% and `Mia` 85% away
; from the left border of the screen.
@arrange Jenna.15,Felix.50,Mia.85

back

Summary

Modifies a background actor.

Remarks

Backgrounds are handled a bit differently from characters to better accommodate traditional VN game flow. Most of the time you'll probably have a single background actor on scene, which will constantly transition to different appearances. To remove the hassle of repeating same actor ID in scripts, it's possible to provide only the background appearance and transition type (optional) as a nameless parameter assuming MainBackground actor should be affected. When this is not the case, ID of the background actor can be explicitly provided via the id parameter.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
AppearanceAndTransition	Named<String>	Appearance (or pose) to set for the modified background and type of a transition effect to use. When transition is not provided, a cross-fade effect will be used by default.
pos	List<Decimal>	Position (relative to the screen borders, in percents) to set for the modified actor. Position is described as follows: 0,0 is the bottom left, 50,50 is the center and 100,100 is the top right corner of the screen. Use Z-component (third member, eg ,,10) to move (sort) by depth while in ortho mode.
id	String	ID of the actor to modify; specify * to affect all visible actors.
appearance	String	Appearance (or pose) to set for the modified actor.
transition	String	Type of the transition effect to use (crossfade is used by default).
params	List<Decimal>	Parameters of the transition effect.
dissolve	String	Path to the custom dissolve texture (path should be relative to a Resources folder). Has effect only when the transition is set to Custom mode.
visible	Boolean	Visibility status to set for the modified actor.
position	List<Decimal>	Position (in world space) to set for the modified actor. Use Z-component (third member) to move (sort) by depth while in ortho mode.
rotation	List<Decimal>	Rotation to set for the modified actor.
scale	List<Decimal>	Scale to set for the modified actor.
tint	String	Tint color to set for the modified actor. Strings that begin with # will be parsed as hexadecimal in the following way: #RGB (becomes RRGGBB), #RRGGBB, #RGBA (becomes RRGGBBAA), #RRGGBBAA; when alpha is not specified will default to FF. Strings that do not begin with # will be parsed as literal colors, with the following supported: red, cyan, blue, darkblue, lightblue, purple, yellow, lime, fuchsia, white, silver, grey, black, orange, brown, maroon, green, olive, navy, teal, aqua, magenta.
easing	String	Name of the easing function to use for the modification. Available options: Linear, SmoothStep, Spring, EaseInQuad, EaseOutQuad, EaseInOutQuad, EaseInCubic, EaseOutCubic, EaseInOutCubic, EaseInQuart, EaseOutQuart, EaseInOutQuart, EaseInQuint, EaseOutQuint, EaseInOutQuint, EaseInSine, EaseOutSine, EaseInOutSine, EaseInExpo, EaseOutExpo, EaseInOutExpo, EaseInCirc, EaseOutCirc, EaseInOutCirc, EaseInBounce, EaseOutBounce, EaseInOutBounce, EaseInBack, EaseOutBack, EaseInOutBack, EaseInElastic, EaseOutElastic, EaseInOutElastic. When not specified, will use a default easing function set in the actor's manager configuration settings.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the modification. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Set `River` as the appearance of the main background
@back River

; Same as above, but also use a `RadialBlur` transition effect
@back River.RadialBlur

; Tint all visible backgrounds on scene.
@back id:* tint:#ffdc22

; Given an `ExplosionSound` SFX and an `ExplosionSprite` background, the following
; script sequence will simulate two explosions appearing far and close to the camera.
@sfx ExplosionSound volume:0.1
@back id:ExplosionSprite scale:0.3 pos:55,60 time:0 isVisible:false
@back id:ExplosionSprite
@fx ShakeBackground params:,1
@hide ExplosionSprite
@sfx ExplosionSound volume:1.5
@back id:ExplosionSprite pos:65 scale:1
@fx ShakeBackground params:,3
@hide ExplosionSprite

bgm

Summary

Plays or modifies currently played BGM (background music) track with the provided name.

Remarks

Music tracks are looped by default. When music track name (BgmPath) is not specified, will affect all the currently played tracks. When invoked for a track that is already playing, the playback won't be affected (track won't start playing from the start), but the specified parameters (volume and whether the track is looped) will be applied.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
BgmPath	String	Path to the music track to play.
intro	String	Path to the intro music track to play once before the main track (not affected by the loop parameter).
volume	Decimal	Volume of the music track.
loop	Boolean	Whether to play the track from beginning when it finishes.
fade	Decimal	Duration of the volume fade-in when starting playback, in seconds (0.0 by default); doesn't have effect when modifying a playing track.
group	String	Audio mixer group path ↗ that should be used when playing the audio.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the modification. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Starts playing a music track with the name `Sanctuary` in a loop
@bgm Sanctuary

; Same as above, but fades-in the volume over 10 seconds and plays only once
@bgm Sanctuary fade:10 loop:false

; Changes volume of all the played music tracks to 50% over 2.5 seconds and makes them play in a loop
@bgm volume:0.5 loop:true time:2.5

; Playes `BattleThemeIntro` once and then immediately `BattleThemeMain` in a loop.
@bgm BattleThemeMain intro:BattleThemeIntro

br

Summary

Adds a line break to a text printer.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Count	Integer	Number of line breaks to add.
printer	String	ID of the printer actor to use. Will use a default one when not provided.
author	String	ID of the actor, which should be associated with the appended line break.

Example

; Second sentence will be printed on a new line
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.[br]Consectetur adipiscing elit.

; Second sentence will be printer two lines under the first one
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.[br 2]Consectetur adipiscing elit.

camera

Summary

Modifies the main camera, changing offset, zoom level and rotation over time. Check this video ↗ for a quick demonstration of the command effect.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
offset	List<Decimal>	Local camera position offset in units by X,Y,Z axes.
roll	Decimal	Local camera rotation by Z-axis in angle degrees (0.0 to 360.0 or -180.0 to 180.0). The same as third component of rotation parameter; ignored when rotation is specified.
rotation	List<Decimal>	Local camera rotation over X,Y,Z-axes in angle degrees (0.0 to 360.0 or -180.0 to 180.0).
zoom	Decimal	Relatize camera zoom (orthographic size or field of view, depending on the render mode), in 0.0 (no zoom) to 1.0 (full zoom) range.
ortho	Boolean	Whether the camera should render in orthographic (true) or perspective (false) mode.
toggle	List<String>	Names of the components to toggle (enable if disabled and vice-versa). The components should be attached to the same gameobject as the camera. This can be used to toggle custom post-processing effects.
set	List<Named<Boolean>>	Names of the components to enable or disable. The components should be attached to the same gameobject as the camera. This can be used to explicitly enable or disable custom post-processing effects. Specified components enabled state will override effect of toggle parameter.
easing	String	Name of the easing function to use for the modification. Available options: Linear, SmoothStep, Spring, EaseInQuad, EaseOutQuad, EaseInOutQuad, EaseInCubic, EaseOutCubic, EaseInOutCubic, EaseInQuart, EaseOutQuart, EaseInOutQuart, EaseInQuint, EaseOutQuint, EaseInOutQuint, EaseInSine, EaseOutSine, EaseInOutSine, EaseInExpo, EaseOutExpo, EaseInOutExpo, EaseInCirc, EaseOutCirc, EaseInOutCirc, EaseInBounce, EaseOutBounce, EaseInOutBounce, EaseInBack, EaseOutBack, EaseInOutBack, EaseInElastic, EaseOutElastic, EaseInOutElastic. When not specified, will use a default easing function set in the camera configuration settings.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the modification. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Offset over X-axis (pan) the camera by -3 units and offset over Y-axis by 1.5 units
@camera offset:-3,1.5

; Set camera in perspective mode, zoom-in by 50% and move back by 5 units
@camera ortho:false offset:,,-5 zoom:0.5

; Set camera in orthographic mode and roll by 10 degrees clock-wise
@camera ortho:true roll:10

; Offset, zoom and roll simultaneously animated over 5 seconds
@camera offset:-3,1.5 zoom:0.5 roll:10 time:5

; Instantly reset camera to the default state
@camera offset:0,0 zoom:0 rotation:0,0,0 time:0

; Toggle `FancyCameraFilter` and `Bloom` components attached to the camera
@camera toggle:FancyCameraFilter,Bloom

; Set `FancyCameraFilter` component enabled and `Bloom` disabled
@camera set:FancyCameraFilter.true,Bloom.false

char

Summary

Modifies a character actor.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
IdAndAppearance	Named<String>	ID of the character to modify (specify * to affect all visible characters) and an appearance (or pose) to set. When appearance is not provided, will use either a Default (is exists) or a random one.
look	String	Look direction of the actor; supported values: left, right, center.
avatar	String	Name (path) of the avatar texture to assign for the character. Use none to remove (un-assign) avatar texture from the character.
pos	List<Decimal>	Position (relative to the screen borders, in percents) to set for the modified actor. Position is described as follows: 0,0 is the bottom left, 50,50 is the center and 100,100 is the top right corner of the screen. Use Z-component (third member, eg ,,10) to move (sort) by depth while in ortho mode.
id	String	ID of the actor to modify; specify * to affect all visible actors.
appearance	String	Appearance (or pose) to set for the modified actor.
transition	String	Type of the transition effect to use (crossfade is used by default).
params	List<Decimal>	Parameters of the transition effect.
dissolve	String	Path to the custom dissolve texture (path should be relative to a Resources folder). Has effect only when the transition is set to Custom mode.
visible	Boolean	Visibility status to set for the modified actor.
position	List<Decimal>	Position (in world space) to set for the modified actor. Use Z-component (third member) to move (sort) by depth while in ortho mode.
rotation	List<Decimal>	Rotation to set for the modified actor.
scale	List<Decimal>	Scale to set for the modified actor.
tint	String	Tint color to set for the modified actor. Strings that begin with # will be parsed as hexadecimal in the following way: #RGB (becomes RRGGBB), #RRGGBB, #RGBA (becomes RRGGBBAA), #RRGGBBAA; when alpha is not specified will default to FF. Strings that do not begin with # will be parsed as literal colors, with the following supported: red, cyan, blue, darkblue, lightblue, purple, yellow, lime, fuchsia, white, silver, grey, black, orange, brown, maroon, green, olive, navy, teal, aqua, magenta.
easing	String	Name of the easing function to use for the modification. Available options: Linear, SmoothStep, Spring, EaseInQuad, EaseOutQuad, EaseInOutQuad, EaseInCubic, EaseOutCubic, EaseInOutCubic, EaseInQuart, EaseOutQuart, EaseInOutQuart, EaseInQuint, EaseOutQuint, EaseInOutQuint, EaseInSine, EaseOutSine, EaseInOutSine, EaseInExpo, EaseOutExpo, EaseInOutExpo, EaseInCirc, EaseOutCirc, EaseInOutCirc, EaseInBounce, EaseOutBounce, EaseInOutBounce, EaseInBack, EaseOutBack, EaseInOutBack, EaseInElastic, EaseOutElastic, EaseInOutElastic. When not specified, will use a default easing function set in the actor's manager configuration settings.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the modification. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Shows character with ID `Sora` with a default appearance.
@char Sora

; Same as above, but sets appearance to `Happy`.
@char Sora.Happy

; Same as above, but also positions the character 45% away from the left border
; of the screen and 10% away from the bottom border; also makes him look to the left.
@char Sora.Happy look:left pos:45,10

; Make Sora appear at the bottom-center and in front of Felix
@char Sora pos:50,0,-1
@char Felix pos:,,0

; Tint all visible characters on scene.
@char * tint:#ffdc22

choice

Summary

Adds a choice option to a choice handler with the specified ID (or default one).

Remarks

When goto, gosub and do parameters are not specified, will continue script execution from the next script line.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
ChoiceSummary	String	Text to show for the choice. When the text contain spaces, wrap it in double quotes ("). In case you wish to include the double quotes in the text itself, escape them.
button	String	Path (relative to a Resources folder) to a button prefab representing the choice. The prefab should have a ChoiceHandlerButton component attached to the root object. Will use a default button when not provided.
pos	List<Decimal>	Local position of the choice button inside the choice handler (if supported by the handler implementation).
handler	String	ID of the choice handler to add choice for. Will use a default handler if not provided.
goto	Named<String>	Path to go when the choice is selected by user; see @goto command for the path format.
gosub	Named<String>	Path to a subroutine to go when the choice is selected by user; see @gosub command for the path format. When goto is assigned this parameter will be ignored.
set	String	Set expression to execute when the choice is selected by user; see @set command for syntax reference.
do	List<String>	Script commands to execute when the choice is selected by user; don't forget to escape commas inside list values to prevent them being treated as delimiters. The commands will be invoked in order after set, goto and gosub are handled (if assigned).
show	Boolean	Whether to also show choice handler the choice is added for; enabled by default.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the fade-in (reveal) animation. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Print the text, then immediately show choices and stop script execution.
Continue executing this script or ...?[skipInput]
@choice "Continue"
@choice "Load another script from start" goto:AnotherScript
@choice "Load another script from \"MyLabel\" label" goto:AnotherScript.MyLabel
@choice "Goto to \"MySub\" subroutine in another script" gosub:AnotherScript.MySub
@stop

; You can also set custom variables based on choices.
@choice "I'm humble, one is enough..." set:score++
@choice "Two, please." set:score=score+2
@choice "I'll take the entire stock!" set:karma--;score=999

; Play a sound effect and arrange characters when choice is picked
@choice "Arrange" goto:.Continue do:"@sfx Click, @arrange k.10\,y.55"

; Following example shows how to make an interactive map via `@choice` commands.
; For this example, we assume, that inside a `Resources/MapButtons` folder you've
; stored prefabs with `ChoiceHandlerButton` component attached to their root objects.
# Map
@back Map
@hidePrinter
@choice handler:ButtonArea button:MapButtons/Home pos:-300,-300 goto:.HomeScene
@choice handler:ButtonArea button:MapButtons/Shop pos:300,200 goto:.ShopScene
@stop

# HomeScene
@back Home
Home, sweet home!
@goto .Map

# ShopScene
@back Shop
Don't forget about cucumbers!
@goto .Map

clearBacklog

Summary

Removes all the messages from printer backlog.

Example

@clearBacklog

clearChoice

Summary

Removes all the choice options in the choice handler with the provided ID (or in default one, when ID is not specified; or in all the existing handlers, when * is specified as ID) and (optionally) hides it (them).

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
HandlerId	String	ID of the choice handler to clear. Will use a default handler if not provided. Specify * to clear all the existing handlers.
hide	Boolean	Whether to also hide the affected choice handlers.

Example

; Add choices and remove them after a set time (in case the player didn't pick one).
# Start
You have 2 seconds to respond![skipInput]
@choice "Cats" goto:.PickedChoice
@choice "Dogs" goto:.PickedChoice
@wait 2
@clearChoice
Too late!
@goto .Start
# PickedChoice
Good!

despawn

Summary

Destroys an object spawned with @spawn command.

Remarks

If prefab has a UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour component attached the root object, and the component implements a Naninovel.Commands.DestroySpawned.IParameterized interface, will pass the specified params values before destroying the object; if the component implements Naninovel.Commands.DestroySpawned.IAwaitable interface, command execution will wait for the async completion task returned by the implementation before destroying the object.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Path	String	Name (path) of the prefab resource to destroy. A @spawn command with the same parameter is expected to be executed before.
params	List<String>	Parameters to set before destoying the prefab. Requires the prefab to have a Naninovel.Commands.DestroySpawned.IParameterized component attached the root object.

Example

; Given a "@spawn Rainbow" command was executed before
@despawn Rainbow

else

Summary

Marks a branch of a conditional execution block, which is always executed in case conditions of the opening @if and all the preceding @elseif (if any) commands are not met. For usage examples see conditional execution guide.

elseIf

Summary

Marks a branch of a conditional execution block, which is executed in case own condition is met (expression is evaluated to be true), while conditions of the opening @if and all the preceding @elseif (if any) commands are not met. For usage examples see conditional execution guide.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Expression	String	A script expression, which should return a boolean value.

endIf

Summary

Closes an @if conditional execution block. For usage examples see conditional execution guide.

finishTrans

Summary

Finishes scene transition started with @startTrans command; see the start command reference for more information and usage examples.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Transition	String	Type of the transition effect to use (crossfade is used by default).
params	List<Decimal>	Parameters of the transition effect.
dissolve	String	Path to the custom dissolve texture (path should be relative to a Resources folder). Has effect only when the transition is set to Custom mode.
easing	String	Name of the easing function to use for the modification. Available options: Linear, SmoothStep, Spring, EaseInQuad, EaseOutQuad, EaseInOutQuad, EaseInCubic, EaseOutCubic, EaseInOutCubic, EaseInQuart, EaseOutQuart, EaseInOutQuart, EaseInQuint, EaseOutQuint, EaseInOutQuint, EaseInSine, EaseOutSine, EaseInOutSine, EaseInExpo, EaseOutExpo, EaseInOutExpo, EaseInCirc, EaseOutCirc, EaseInOutCirc, EaseInBounce, EaseOutBounce, EaseInOutBounce, EaseInBack, EaseOutBack, EaseInOutBack, EaseInElastic, EaseOutElastic, EaseInOutElastic. When not specified, will use a default easing function set in the actor's manager configuration settings.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the transition. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

gosub

Summary

Navigates naninovel script playback to the provided path and saves that path to global state; @return commands use this info to redirect to command after the last invoked gosub command. Designed to serve as a function (subroutine) in a programming language, allowing to reuse a piece of naninovel script. Useful for invoking a repeating set of commands multiple times.

Remarks

It's possible to declare a gosub outside of the currently played script and use it from any other scripts; by default state reset won't happen when you're loading another script to play a gosub or returning back to prevent delays and loading screens. Be aware though, that all the resources referenced in gosub script will be held until the next state reset.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Path	Named<String>	Path to navigate into in the following format: ScriptName.LabelName. When label name is ommited, will play provided script from the start. When script name is ommited, will attempt to find a label in the currently played script.
reset	List<String>	When specified, will reset the engine services state before loading a script (in case the path is leading to another script). Specify * to reset all the services, or specify service names to exclude from reset. By default, the state does not reset.

Example

; Navigate the playback to the label `VictoryScene` in the currently played script,
; executes the commands and navigates back to the command after the `gosub`.
@gosub .VictoryScene
...
@stop

# VictoryScene
@back Victory
@sfx Fireworks
@bgm Fanfares
You are victorious!
@return

; Another example with some branching inside the subroutine.
@set time=10
; Here we get one result
@gosub .Room
...
@set time=3
; And here we get another
@gosub .Room
...

# Room
@print "It's too early, I should visit this place when it's dark." if:time<21&&time>6
@print "I can sense an ominous presence here!" if:time>21&&time<6
@return

goto

Summary

Navigates naninovel script playback to the provided path. When the path leads to another (not the currently played) naninovel script, will also reset state before loading the target script, unless ResetStateOnLoad ↗ is disabled in the configuration.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Path	Named<String>	Path to navigate into in the following format: ScriptName.LabelName. When label name is ommited, will play provided script from the start. When script name is ommited, will attempt to find a label in the currently played script.
reset	List<String>	When specified, will control whether to reset the engine services state before loading a script (in case the path is leading to another script): - Specify * to reset all the services, except the ones with DontResetAttribute. - Specify service type names (separated by comma) to exclude from reset; all the other services will be reset, including the ones with DontResetAttribute. - Specify - to force no reset (even if it's enabled by default in the configuration).

Example

; Loads and starts playing a naninovel script with the name `Script001` from the start.
@goto Script001

; Save as above, but start playing from the label `AfterStorm`.
@goto Script001.AfterStorm

; Navigates the playback to the label `Epilogue` in the currently played script.
@goto .Epilogue

; Load Script001, but don't reset audio manager (any playing audio won't be interrupted).
; Be aware, that excluding a service form state reset will leave related resources in memory.
@goto Script001 reset:IAudioManager

hide

Summary

Hides (makes invisible) actors (character, background, text printer, choice handler, etc) with the specified IDs. In case mutliple actors with the same ID found (eg, a character and a printer), will affect only the first found one.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
ActorIds	List<String>	IDs of the actors to hide.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the fade animation. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Given an actor with ID `SomeActor` is visible, hide (fade-out) it over 3 seconds.
@hide SomeActor time:3

; Hide `Kohaku` and `Yuko` actors.
@hide Kohaku,Yuko

hideAll

Summary

Hides (removes) all the actors (eg characters, backgrounds, text printers, choice handlers, etc) on scene.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the fade animation. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

@hideAll

hideChars

Summary

Hides (removes) all the visible characters on scene.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the fade animation. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

@hideChars

hidePrinter

Summary

Hides a text printer.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
PrinterId	String	ID of the printer actor to use. Will use a default one when not provided.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the hide animation. Default value for each printer is set in the actor configuration.

Example

; Hide a default printer.
@hidePrinter
; Hide printer with ID `Wide`.
@hidePrinter Wide

hideUI

Summary

Makes UI elements with the specified names invisible. When no names are specified, will stop rendering (hide) the entire UI (including all the built-in UIs).

Remarks

When hiding the entire UI with this command and allowToggle parameter is false (default), user won't be able to re-show the UI back with hotkeys or by clicking anywhere on the screen; use @showUI command to make the UI great visible again.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
UINames	List<String>	Name of the UI elements to hide.
allowToggle	Boolean	When hiding the entire UI, controls whether to allow the user to re-show the UI with hotkeys or by clicking anywhere on the screen (false by default). Has no effect when hiding a particular UI.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the hide animation. When not specified, will use UI-specific duration.

Example

; Given a custom `Calendar` UI, the following command will hide it.
@hideUI Calendar

; Hide the entire UI, won't allow user to re-show it
@hideUI
...
; Make the UI visible again
@showUI

; Hide the entire UI, but allow the user to toggle it back
@hideUI allowToggle:true

; Simultaneously hide built-in `TipsUI` and custom `Calendar` UIs.
@hideUI TipsUI,Calendar

i

Summary

Holds script execution until user activates a continue input. Shortcut for @wait i.

Example

; User will have to activate a `continue` input after the first sentence
; for the printer to contiue printing out the following text.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.[i] Consectetur adipiscing elit.

if

Summary

Marks the beginning of a conditional execution block. Should always be closed with an @endif command. For usage examples see conditional execution guide.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Expression	String	A script expression, which should return a boolean value.

input

Summary

Shows an input field UI where user can enter an arbitrary text. Upon submit the entered text will be assigned to the specified custom variable.

Remarks

Check out this video guide ↗ on usage example.

To assign a display name for a character using this command consider binding the name to a custom variable.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
VariableName	String	Name of a custom variable to which the entered text will be assigned.
summary	String	An optional summary text to show along with input field. When the text contain spaces, wrap it in double quotes ("). In case you wish to include the double quotes in the text itself, escape them.
value	String	A predefined value to set for the input field.
play	Boolean	Whether to automatically resume script playback when user submits the input form.

Example

; Allow user to enter an arbitrary text and assign it to `name` custom state variable
@input name summary:"Choose your name."
; Stop command is required to halt script execution until user submits the input
@stop

; You can then inject the assigned `name` variable in naninovel scripts
Archibald: Greetings, {name}!
{name}: Yo!

; ...or use it inside set and conditional expressions
@set score=score+1 if:name=="Felix"

lipSync

Summary

Allows to force-stop the lip sync mouth animation for a character with the provided ID; when stopped, the animation won't start again, until this command is used again to allow it. The character should be able to receive the lip sync events (currently generic and Live2D implementations only). See characters guide for more information on lip sync feature.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
CharIdAndAllow	Named<Boolean>	Character ID followed by a boolean (true or false) on whether to halt or allow the lip sync animation.

Example

; Given auto voicing is disabled and lip sync is driven by text messages,
; exclude punctuation from the mouth animation.
Kohaku: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet[lipSync Kohaku.false]... [lipSync Kohaku.true]Consectetur adipiscing elit.

loadScene

Summary

Loads a Unity scene ↗ with the provided name. Don't forget to add the required scenes to the build settings ↗ to make them available for loading.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
SceneName	String	Name of the scene to load.
additive	Boolean	Whether to load the scene additively, or unload any currently loaded scenes before loading the new one (default). See the load scene documentation ↗ for more information.

Example

; Load scene "MyTestScene" in single mode
@loadScene MyTestScene
; Load scene "MyTestScene" in additive mode
@loadScene MyTestScene additive:true

lock

Summary

Sets an unlockable item with the provided ID to locked state.

Remarks

The unlocked state of the items is stored in global scope.
In case item with the provided ID is not registered in the global state map, the corresponding record will automatically be added.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Id	String	ID of the unlockable item. Use * to lock all the registered unlockable items.

Example

@lock CG/FightScene1

look

Summary

Activates/disables camera look mode, when player can offset the main camera with input devices (eg, by moving a mouse or using gamepad analog stick). Check this video ↗ for a quick demonstration of the command.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
enable	Boolean	Whether to enable or disable the camera look mode. Default: true.
zone	List<Decimal>	A bound box with X,Y sizes in units from the initial camera position, describing how far the camera can be moved. Default: 5,3.
speed	List<Decimal>	Camera movement speed (sensitivity) by X,Y axes. Default: 1.5,1.
gravity	Boolean	Whether to automatically move camera to the initial position when the look input is not active (eg, mouse is not moving or analog stick is in default position). Default: false.

Example

; Activate camera look mode with default parameters
@look

; Activate camera look mode with custom parameters
@look zone:6.5,4 speed:3,2.5 gravity:true

; Disable camera look mode and reset camera offset
@look enabled:false
@camera offset:0,0

movie

Summary

Playes a movie with the provided name (path).

Remarks

Will fade-out the screen before playing the movie and fade back in after the play. Playback can be canceled by activating a cancel input (Esc key by default).

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
MovieName	String	Name of the movie resource to play.

Example

; Given an "Opening" video clip is added to the movie resources, plays it
@movie Opening

print

Summary

Prints (reveals over time) specified text message using a text printer actor.

Remarks

This command is used under the hood when processing generic text lines, eg generic line Kohaku: Hello World! will be automatically tranformed into @print "Hello World!" author:Kohaku when parsing the naninovel scripts.
Will reset (clear) the printer before printing the new message by default; set reset parameter to false or disable Auto Reset in the printer actor configuration to prevent that and append the text instead.
Will make the printer default and hide other printers by default; set default parameter to false or disable Auto Default in the printer actor configuration to prevent that.
Will wait for user input before finishing the task by default; set waitInput parameter to false or disable Auto Wait in the printer actor configuration to return as soon as the text is fully revealed.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Text	String	Text of the message to print. When the text contain spaces, wrap it in double quotes ("). In case you wish to include the double quotes in the text itself, escape them.
printer	String	ID of the printer actor to use. Will use a default one when not provided.
author	String	ID of the actor, which should be associated with the printed message.
speed	Decimal	Text reveal speed multiplier; should be positive or zero. Setting to one will yield the default speed.
reset	Boolean	Whether to reset text of the printer before executing the printing task. Default value is controlled via Auto Reset property in the printer actor configuration menu.
default	Boolean	Whether to make the printer default and hide other printers before executing the printing task. Default value is controlled via Auto Default property in the printer actor configuration menu.
waitInput	Boolean	Whether to wait for user input after finishing the printing task. Default value is controlled via Auto Wait property in the printer actor configuration menu.
br	Integer	Number of line breaks to prepend before the printed text. Default value is controlled via Auto Line Break property in the printer actor configuration menu.
fadeTime	Decimal	Controls duration (in seconds) of the printers show and hide animations associated with this command. Default value for each printer is set in the actor configuration.

Example

; Will print the phrase with a default printer.
@print "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet."

; To include quotes in the text itself, escape them.
@print "Saying \"Stop the car\" was a mistake."

; Reveal message with half of the normal speed and
; don't wait for user input to continue.
@print "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet." speed:0.5 waitInput:false

printer

Summary

Modifies a text printer actor.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
IdAndAppearance	Named<String>	ID of the printer to modify and the appearance to set. When ID or appearance are not provided, will use default ones.
default	Boolean	Whether to make the printer the default one. Default printer will be subject of all the printer-related commands when printer parameter is not specified.
hideOther	Boolean	Whether to hide all the other printers.
pos	List<Decimal>	Position (relative to the screen borders, in percents) to set for the modified printer. Position is described as follows: 0,0 is the bottom left, 50,50 is the center and 100,100 is the top right corner of the screen.
visible	Boolean	Whether to show or hide the printer.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the modification. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Will make `Wide` printer default and hide any other visible printers.
@printer Wide

; Will assign `Right` appearance to `Bubble` printer, make is default,
; position at the center of the screen and won't hide other printers.
@printer Bubble.Right pos:50,50 hideOther:false

processInput

Summary

Allows halting and resuming user input processing (eg, reacting to pressing keyboard keys). The effect of the action is persistent and saved with the game.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
InputEnabled	Boolean	Whether to enable input processing.

Example

; Halt input processing
@processInput false
; Resume input processing
@processInput true

purgeRollback

Summary

Prevents player from rolling back to the previous state snapshots.

Example

; Prevent player from rolling back to try picking another choice.

@choice "One" goto:.One
@choice "Two" goto:.Two
@stop

# One
@purgeRollback
You've picked one.

# Two
@purgeRollback
You've picked two.

resetState

Summary

Resets state of the engine services ↗ and unloads (disposes) all the resources loaded by Naninovel (textures, audio, video, etc); will basically revert to an empty initial engine state.

Remarks

The process is asynchronous and is masked with a loading screen (ILoadingUI ↗).

When ResetStateOnLoad ↗ is disabled in the configuration, you can use this command to manually dispose unused resources to prevent memory leak issues.

Be aware, that this command can not be undone (rewinded back).

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Exclude	List<String>	Name of the engine services ↗ (interfaces) to exclude from reset. Consider adding ICustomVariableManager to preserve the local variables.

Example

; Reset all the services.
@resetState

; Reset all the services except variable and audio managers (current audio will continue playing).
@resetState ICustomVariableManager,IAudioManager

resetText

Summary

Resets (clears) the contents of a text printer.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
PrinterId	String	ID of the printer actor to use. Will use a default one when not provided.

Example

; Clear the content of a default printer.
@resetText
; Clear the content of a printer with ID `Fullscreen`.
@resetText Fullscreen

return

Summary

Attempts to navigate naninovel script playback to a command after the last used @gosub. See @gosub command summary for more info and usage examples.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
reset	List<String>	When specified, will reset the engine services state before returning to the initial script from which the gosub was entered (in case it's not the currently played script). Specify * to reset all the services, or specify service names to exclude from reset. By default, the state does not reset.

save

Summary

Automatically save the game to a quick save slot.

Example

@save

set

Summary

Assigns result of a script expression to a custom variable.

Remarks

Variable name should be alphanumeric (latin characters only) and can contain underscores, eg: name, Char1Score, my_score; the names are case-insensitive, eg: myscore is equal to MyScore. If a variable with the provided name doesn't exist, it will be automatically created.

It's possible to define multiple set expressions in one line by separating them with ;. The expressions will be executed in sequence by the order of declaratation.

Custom variables are stored in local scope by default. This means, that if you assign some variable in the course of gameplay and player starts a new game or loads another saved game slot, where that variable wasn't assigned — the value will be lost. If you wish to store the variable in global scope instead, prepend G_ or g_ to its name, eg: G_FinishedMainRoute or g_total_score.

In case variable name starts with T_ or t_ it's considered a reference to a value stored in 'Script' managed text document. Such variables can't be assiged and mostly used for referencing localizable text values.

You can get and set custom variables in C# scripts via CustomVariableManager engine service.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Expression	String	Set expression. The expression should be in the following format: VariableName=ExpressionBody, where VariableName is the name of the custom variable to assign and ExpressionBody is a script expression, the result of which should be assigned to the variable. It's also possible to use increment and decrement unary operators, eg: @set foo++, @set foo--.

Example

; Assign `foo` variable a `bar` string value
@set foo="bar"

; Assign `foo` variable a 1 number value
@set foo=1

; Assign `foo` variable a `true` boolean value
@set foo=true

; If `foo` is a number, add 0.5 to its value
@set foo=foo+0.5

; If `angle` is a number, assign its cosine to `result` variable
@set result=Cos(angle)

; Get a random integer between -100 and 100, then raise to power of 4 and assign to `result` variable
@set "result = Pow(Random(-100, 100), 4)"

; If `foo` is a number, add 1 to its value
@set foo++

; If `foo` is a number, subtract 1 from its value
@set foo--

; Assign `foo` variable value of the `bar` variable, which is `Hello World!`.
; Notice, that `bar` variable should actually exist, otherwise `bar` plain text value will be assigned instead.
@set bar="Hello World!"
@set foo=bar

; Defining multiple set expressions in one line (the result will be the same as above)
@set bar="Hello World!";foo=bar

; It's possible to inject variables to naninovel script command parameters
@set scale=0
# EnlargeLoop
@char Misaki.Default scale:{scale}
@set scale=scale+0.1
@goto .EnlargeLoop if:scale<1

; ..and generic text lines
@set name="Dr. Stein";drink="Dr. Pepper"
{name}: My favourite drink is {drink}!

; When using double quotes inside the expression itself, don't forget to double-escape them
@set remark="Saying \\"Stop the car\\" was a mistake."

sfx

Summary

Plays or modifies currently played SFX (sound effect) track with the provided name.

Remarks

Sound effect tracks are not looped by default. When sfx track name (SfxPath) is not specified, will affect all the currently played tracks. When invoked for a track that is already playing, the playback won't be affected (track won't start playing from the start), but the specified parameters (volume and whether the track is looped) will be applied.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
SfxPath	String	Path to the sound effect asset to play.
volume	Decimal	Volume of the sound effect.
loop	Boolean	Whether to play the sound effect in a loop.
fade	Decimal	Duration of the volume fade-in when starting playback, in seconds (0.0 by default); doesn't have effect when modifying a playing track.
group	String	Audio mixer group path ↗ that should be used when playing the audio.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the modification. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Plays an SFX with the name `Explosion` once
@sfx Explosion

; Plays an SFX with the name `Rain` in a loop and fades-in over 30 seconds
@sfx Rain loop:true fade:30

; Changes volume of all the played SFX tracks to 75% over 2.5 seconds and disables looping for all of them
@sfx volume:0.75 loop:false time:2.5

show

Summary

Shows (makes visible) actors (character, background, text printer, choice handler, etc) with the specified IDs. In case mutliple actors with the same ID found (eg, a character and a printer), will affect only the first found one.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
ActorIds	List<String>	IDs of the actors to show.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the fade animation. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Given an actor with ID `SomeActor` is hidden, reveal (fade-in) it over 3 seconds.
@show SomeActor time:3

; Show `Kohaku` and `Yuko` actors.
@show Kohaku,Yuko

showPrinter

Summary

Shows a text printer.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
PrinterId	String	ID of the printer actor to use. Will use a default one when not provided.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the show animation. Default value for each printer is set in the actor configuration.

Example

; Show a default printer.
@showPrinter
; Show printer with ID `Wide`.
@showPrinter Wide

showUI

Summary

Makes UI elements with the specified prefab names visible. When no names are specified, will reveal the entire UI (in case it was hidden with @hideUI).

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
UINames	List<String>	Name of the UI prefab to make visible.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the show animation. When not specified, will use UI-specific duration.

Example

; Given you've added a custom UI with prefab name `Calendar`,
; the following will make it visible on the scene.
@showUI Calendar

; Given you've hide the entire UI with @hideUI, show it back
@showUI

; Simultaneously reveal built-in `TipsUI` and custom `Calendar` UIs.
@showUI TipsUI,Calendar

skip

Summary

Allows to enable or disable script player "skip" mode.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Enable	Boolean	Whether to enable (default) or disable the skip mode.

Example

; Enable skip mode
@skip
; Disable skip mode
@skip false

skipInput

Summary

Can be used in generic text lines to prevent activating wait for input mode when the text is printed.

Example

; Script player won't wait for `continue` input before executing the `@sfx` command.
And the rain starts.[skipInput]
@sfx Rain

slide

Summary

Slides (moves over X-axis) actor (character, background, text printer or choice handler) with the provided ID and optionally changes actor appearance.

Remarks

Be aware, that this command searches for an actor with the provided ID over all the actor managers, and in case multiple actors with the same ID exist (eg, a character and a text printer), this will affect only the first found one.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
IdAndAppearance	Named<String>	ID of the actor to slide and (optionally) appearance to set.
from	Decimal	Position over X-axis (in 0 to 100 range, in percents from the left border of the screen) to slide the actor from. When not provided, will use current actor position in case it's visible and a random off-screen position otherwise.
to	Decimal	Position over X-axis (in 0 to 100 range, in percents from the left border of the screen) to slide the actor to.
visible	Boolean	Change visibility status of the actor (show or hide). When not set and target actor is hidden, will still automatically show it.
easing	String	Name of the easing function to use for the modifications. Available options: Linear, SmoothStep, Spring, EaseInQuad, EaseOutQuad, EaseInOutQuad, EaseInCubic, EaseOutCubic, EaseInOutCubic, EaseInQuart, EaseOutQuart, EaseInOutQuart, EaseInQuint, EaseOutQuint, EaseInOutQuint, EaseInSine, EaseOutSine, EaseInOutSine, EaseInExpo, EaseOutExpo, EaseInOutExpo, EaseInCirc, EaseOutCirc, EaseInOutCirc, EaseInBounce, EaseOutBounce, EaseInOutBounce, EaseInBack, EaseOutBack, EaseInOutBack, EaseInElastic, EaseOutElastic, EaseInOutElastic. When not specified, will use a default easing function set in the actor's manager configuration settings.
time	Decimal	Duration (in seconds) of the slide animation. Default value: 0.35 seconds.

Example

; Given `Jenna` actor is not currenly visible, reveal it with a
; `Angry` appearance and slide to the center of the screen.
@slide Jenna.Angry to:50

; Given `Sheba` actor is currenly visible,
; hide and slide it out of the screen over the left border.
@slide Sheba to:-10 visible:false

; Slide `Mia` actor from left side of the screen to the right
; over 5 seconds using `EaseOutBounce` animation easing.
@slide Sheba from:15 to:85 time:5 easing:EaseOutBounce

spawn

Summary

Instantiates a prefab or a special effect; when performed over an already spawned object, will update the spawn parameters instead.

Remarks

If prefab has a UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour component attached the root object, and the component implements a Naninovel.Commands.Spawn.IParameterized interface, will pass the specified params values after the spawn; if the component implements Naninovel.Commands.Spawn.IAwaitable interface, command execution will wait for the async completion task returned by the implementation.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Path	String	Name (path) of the prefab resource to spawn.
params	List<String>	Parameters to set when spawning the prefab. Requires the prefab to have a Naninovel.Commands.Spawn.IParameterized component attached the root object.

Example

; Given an `Rainbow` prefab is assigned in spawn resources, instantiate it.
@spawn Rainbow

startTrans

Summary

Begins scene transition masking the real scene content with anything that is visible at the moment (except the UI). When the new scene is ready, finish with @finishTrans command.

Remarks

The UI will be hidden and user input blocked while the transition is in progress. You can change that by overriding the ISceneTransitionUI, which handles the transition process.

For the list of available transition effect options see transition effects guide.

Example

; Transition Felix on sunny day with Jenna on rainy day
@char Felix
@back SunnyDay
@fx SunShafts
@startTrans
; The following modifications won't be visible until we finish the transition
@hideChars time:0
@char Jenna time:0
@back RainyDay time:0
@stopFx SunShafts params:0
@fx Rain params:,0
; Transition the initially captured scene to the new one with `DropFade` effect over 3 seconds
@finishTrans DropFade time:3

stop

Summary

Stops the naninovel script execution.

Example

Show the choices and halt script execution until the player picks one.
@choice "Choice 1"
@choice "Choice 2"
@stop
We'll get here after player will make a choice.

stopBgm

Summary

Stops playing a BGM (background music) track with the provided name.

Remarks

When music track name (BgmPath) is not specified, will stop all the currently played tracks.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
BgmPath	String	Path to the music track to stop.
fade	Decimal	Duration of the volume fade-out before stopping playback, in seconds (0.35 by default).

Example

; Fades-out the `Promenade` music track over 10 seconds and stops the playback
@stopBgm Promenade fade:10

; Stops all the currently played music tracks
@stopBgm

stopSfx

Summary

Stops playing an SFX (sound effect) track with the provided name.

Remarks

When sound effect track name (SfxPath) is not specified, will stop all the currently played tracks.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
SfxPath	String	Path to the sound effect to stop.
fade	Decimal	Duration of the volume fade-out before stopping playback, in seconds (0.35 by default).

Example

; Stop playing an SFX with the name `Rain`, fading-out for 15 seconds.
@stopSfx Rain fade:15

; Stops all the currently played sound effect tracks
@stopSfx

stopVoice

Summary

Stops playback of the currently played voice clip.

style

Summary

Permamently applies text styles to the contents of a text printer.

Remarks

You can also use rich text tags inside text messages to apply the styles selectively.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
TextStyles	List<String>	Text formatting tags to apply. Angle brackets should be ommited, eg use b for <b> and size=100 for <size=100>. Use default keyword to reset the style.
printer	String	ID of the printer actor to use. Will use a default one when not provided.

Example

; Print first two sentences in bold red text with 45px size,
; then reset the style and print the last sentence using default style.
@style color=#ff0000,b,size=45
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.
Cras ut nisi eget ex viverra egestas in nec magna.
@style default
Consectetur adipiscing elit.

; Print starting part of the sentence normally, but the last one in bold.
Lorem ipsum sit amet. <b>Consectetur adipiscing elit.</b>

title

Summary

Resets engine state and shows ITitleUI UI (main menu).

Example

@title

unlock

Summary

Sets an unlockable item with the provided ID to unlocked state.

Remarks

The unlocked state of the items is stored in global scope.
In case item with the provided ID is not registered in the global state map, the corresponding record will automatically be added.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
Id	String	ID of the unlockable item. Use * to unlock all the registered unlockable items.

Example

@unlock CG/FightScene1

voice

Summary

Plays a voice clip at the provided path.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
VoicePath	String	Path to the voice clip to play.
volume	Decimal	Volume of the playback.
group	String	Audio mixer group path ↗ that should be used when playing the audio.

wait

Summary

Holds script execution until the specified wait condition.

Parameters

ID	Type	Description
WaitMode	String	Wait conditions: - i user press continue or skip input key; - 0.0 timer (seconds); - i0.0 timer, that is skippable by continue or skip input keys.

Example

; "ThunderSound" SFX will play 0.5 seconds after the shake background effect finishes.
@fx ShakeBackground
@wait 0.5
@sfx ThunderSound

; Print first two words, then wait for user input before printing the remaining phrase.
Lorem ipsum[wait i] dolor sit amet.
; You can also use the following shortcut (@i command) for this wait mode.
Lorem ipsum[i] dolor sit amet.

; Start an SFX, print a message and wait for a skippable 5 seconds delay, then stop the SFX.
@sfx Noise loop:true
Jeez, what a disgusting noise. Shut it down![wait i5][skipInput]
@stopSfx Noise