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extends RefCounted
class_name DialogicAutoSkip
## This class holds the settings for the Auto-Skip feature.
## Changing the variables will alter the behaviour of Auto-Skip.
##
## Auto-Skip must be implemented per event.
## Emitted whenever the Auto-Skip state changes, from `true` to `false` or
## vice-versa.
signal toggled(is_enabled: bool)
## Whether Auto-Skip is enabled or not.
## If Auto-Skip is referred to be [i]disabled[/i], it refers to setting this
## this variable to `false`.
## This variable will automatically emit [signal autoskip_changed] when changed.
var enabled: bool = false : set = _set_enabled
## If `true`, Auto-Skip will be disabled when the user presses a recognised
## input action.
var disable_on_user_input: bool = true
## If `true`, Auto-Skip will be disabled when the timeline advances to a
## unread Text event or an event requesting user input.
var disable_on_unread_text: bool = true
## If `true`, Auto-Skip will be enabled when the timeline advances to a
## previously visited Text event.
## Useful if the player always wants to skip already-visited Text events.
var enable_on_visited: bool = true
## If `true`, Auto-Skip will skip Voice events instead of playing them.
var skip_voice: bool = true
## The amount of seconds each event may take.
## This is not enforced, each event must implement this behaviour.
var time_per_event: float = 0.1
## Setting up Auto-Skip.
func _init() -> void:
enable_on_visited = ProjectSettings.get_setting('dialogic/text/autoskip_enabled', enable_on_visited)
time_per_event = ProjectSettings.get_setting('dialogic/text/autoskip_time_per_event', time_per_event)
if DialogicUtil.autoload().has_subsystem('History'):
DialogicUtil.autoload().History.visited_event.connect(_handle_seen_event)
DialogicUtil.autoload().History.unvisited_event.connect(_handle_unseen_event)
## Called when Auto-Skip is enabled or disabled.
## Emits [signal autoskip_changed] if the state changed.
func _set_enabled(is_enabled: bool) -> void:
var previous_enabled := enabled
enabled = is_enabled
if enabled != previous_enabled:
toggled.emit(enabled)
func _handle_seen_event() -> void:
# If Auto-Skip is disabled but reacts to seen events, we
# enable Auto-Skip.
if not enabled and enable_on_visited:
enabled = true
func _handle_unseen_event() -> void:
if not enabled:
return
if disable_on_unread_text:
enabled = false