27 lines
1.1 KiB
GDScript3
27 lines
1.1 KiB
GDScript3
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extends Node
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# Forgejo #132: the voice of the quest chain.
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#
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# GameState walks the chain and QUEUES what it wants said (see
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# GameState.quest_messages); this node is the thing that says it. The split
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# is not ceremony: quests advance in the autoload, which keeps running on a
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# planet surface where there is no narration banner at all, so a line
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# emitted straight at a banner would simply be lost down there. Queued and
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# drained, a quest finished on a surface is read out on the way back up.
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#
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# Draining every waiting line at once is safe: the banner queues lines
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# itself and shows them one at a time, and each one stops the game until it
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# is acknowledged (#128).
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@onready var narration: Control = get_node_or_null("../UI/NarrationBanner")
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func _process(_delta: float) -> void:
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if narration == null:
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return
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# The prologue owns the banner while it runs. A quest line arriving in
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# the middle of the convoy being torn apart would be read as part of it.
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if GameState.intro_active:
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return
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for message in GameState.take_quest_messages():
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narration.say(String(message.line), String(message.speaker))
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