Hi! I think we discussed this earlier, but would it be possible to not make the player say the dialogue choice he's just chosen? Or make it an option? Personally I'm used to write dialogue choices as "previews" of what the player character will actually say or do, to allow a bit more freedom and surprises. So it would be pretty handy if possible :)

And now for something completely different, but still about dialogue, I sometimes get this error:

SCRIPT ERROR: update: Invalid type in function 'slerp' in base 'Quat'. Cannot convert argument 1 from Nil to Quat.
     At: res://player.gd:73

It appears randomly during my big introduction dialogue with multiple characters (and lots of quick scripts). When it occurs, it seems to be during a dialogue part in the middle of rotation scripts, something like this:

rotate_entity_towards(player, entity["c_cixdil"], false, 0.5);
rotate_entity_towards(entity["c_cixdil"], entity["c_qunobe"], false, 0.5

Then the character "c_cixdil" speaks (Speaker: entity ID), and then, a similar quick script:

rotate_entity_towards(entity["c_cixdil"], entity["c_nuna"], true, 0.5

Then the dialogue carries on normally. This doesn't cause immediate problems, but sometimes, later dialogues may get stuck, or don't display. It's a bit odd since my intro dialogue is a cut scene with no option, so everything always happens the same way, but this error happens maybe one third of the time.

Hello! Yeah, that is definitely something I can do. I'll actually probably go ahead and make that the default option.

I'll see if I can recreate that error. Based on the message, it appears to be happening in the player update logic while rotating the player. Might be a variable or something not getting set/reset properly.

Excellent :)

Also, was the "and now for something completely different" a Monty Python's Flying Circus reference, or just a coincidence? :)

Well I have the whole Flying Circus DVD set, I think I've watched Holy Grail about fifteen times, not to mention I had the Life of Brian as my wake up ringtone for years, so it's very possible that it's not a coincidence :)

Haha, that's cool - it appears we have another interest in common. :)