How to Make Cutscenes with Timeline -UNITY TUTORIAL- 

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how to call function i have to write code for this ? could you please help me

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You can set the player character have an "ontriggerenter" (it should pop up when you start typing it) function. Make a plane and set the collider for it to be a trigger and make it so the player walks through it, kinda like a portal. Of course it should cover all possible entrances for the player. You can have multiple of the same type. (or you can mage a sphere collider with the trigger tick box on it in the editor large enough to cover the exits) There you can sort by the trigger tag (make sure to set the tag to the specific trigger you just made). Finally in the body of the trigger functions (which should be in the player script) once it recognises it hit the trigger you can tell it to, disable all current triggers of the same tag, AND save that to your save system(so they don't get loaded in the next time you run the game), AND THEN play the scene you want to play. In large that should cover the most common uses. Not trying to be condescending, but I wanna cover as many bases as I can in one comment, with limited info. Hope it works for you or at least puts you on one of the possible searching paths to solve your querry.

you would set the index to 1 with the main menu being 0 so when it loads the next scene, the scene is the cutscene you made. if that makes sense

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For cutscenes, I generally switch to a new scene that is set in the game world, but the player has no controls. Then I let the cutscene play out and switch back to the main scene where the player can move. This works well for me, but there are likely some cases in which you would want mid game cutscenes. In these cases just disabling all real-time controllers, begin the timeline and things should work. Hope this helps! If you run into problems, let me know.

@@thecodeanvil5779 thank you alot for the advice and I have done the switch scenes thing and it works great

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@@thecodeanvil5779 my game will have a lot of cutscenes since it's a horror game, and will it be fine to have multiple timelines in one scene, but have them disabled of course

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So if I am understanding your question right, then you just want to open and close dialog during your cutscenes. The way of doing this vastly differs depending on the system that you use. I would suggest looking for a method in the scripts that starts the dialog. If you find one, that is likely what you need to call. Once again, I don't know your setup: cutscene, scripts, UI, etc. So finding a catchall way of doing this would be difficult. You may want to separate timeline objects, one for the cutscene before the dialog, and one for the cutscene after the dialog. Then, start the dialog at the end of the first one and start the final cutscene at the end of the dialog. This isn't the best way, but it is fairly generic and should work with most dialog systems. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

Yo lo considerado también, pero es difícil a hacer un solución bueno por la mismo contenido en idiomas diferentes. Esta un problema mayor a encontrar videos buenos para diseño de juego en Español? (O en otro caso, tal vez los subtítulos en español pueden ayudar?)

I'm French and it's true that it's a bit complicated to follow sometimes 😂

Im at 2 mins and already paused 20 Times bruhh

Bro I’m not even a native speaker and I got it from the first time, I don’t think it’s the creator’s problem