Your NPC will execute these commands in order whenever a player interacts with them and closes their dialog box. For a list of commands that your NPCs can execute, see Commands. You can also add buttons to an NPC. Players who interact with that NPC can click the appropriate button to execute that command. Once you have added your button commands, your NPC will display the command buttons in order after their dialog when players interact with them.
With the NPC created and the first dialogue box has been created, you can learn how to create branching dialogue boxes to design your own custom narrative driven content. Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services.
Privacy policy. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Dialogue Open is used to force open an NPC dialogue box to the targeted player s. This feature has previously been referred to as Remote Fire, as it simulates the experience of clicking on an NPC. This the player who will see the NPC dialog box. The string must be a valid scene tag name, or it will fail.
This is an optional parameter. The second way Dialogue Open is used is to create branching dialogue trees using the scene file. This is the basis for all dialogue tree branching paths. Dialogue Change is used to direct an NPC to use the dialogue provided in a specifically designated scene file. This command requires the use of a behavior pack containing a dialogue folder and scene file to function correctly.
The command will instruct the targeted NPC to pull its dialogue from the location designated by the scene tag name. The command should be run before the player initiates contact with the NPC. The command can come from a player-triggered command block in the world, fired by another NPC, or can be run from the targeted NPC itself. Targeting is a vital part of the NPC dialogue branching system. It determines which NPCs receive the commands and which players see the dialogue. It is also used to ensure that each player sees the dialogue you want them to see and does not lose the dialogue in multiplayer scenarios.
To target players, use player selectors such as a all players or p nearest player. Those will typically work well for a single-player experience but if you wish to have per-player scene changes, you will need to use a special target type called initiator the player interacting with the NPC.
This is useful for times where a player changing an NPCs dialogue could result in other players missing out on the complete dialogue branch or to ensure each player only receives one item from an NPC, not allowing that same player to return to the NPC for more items or locking out other players from collecting their items. If a Minecraft player has worldbuilding privileges, they can use the "use" action with the corresponding right-click or button press in order to edit their NPC.
This allows players to edit the NPC's name, appearance, and dialog options in addition to some advanced capabilities that are also accessible.
New User posted their first comment. Log in. Minecraft Feature. Modified 23 Sep Feature. Minecraft: Education Edition. NPCs are humanoid characters in MinecraftEdu that can be used to provide ambience, information, and fun interactions related to your lessons. Learn how to use them in this quick video!
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