Is there a way to edit dialogue in a Unity game?

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allanl9020142

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I don't want to change the story or anything like that. I don't even want to use cheats. I just very badly want to proofread this one game for my own sanity. It's just something I'd want to use for myself.

How would I go about accessing the game's dialogue and editing things?

I have zero knowledge on game dev but I can try to just look up whatever you throw at me.

My bad, I found a tutorial. I think I got what I need. I just have no clue how to delete a thread I posted.
 
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After looking at it, it's not going to help me exactly with what I need. It just gave me a clearer idea. It's just one of the tutorials on this site, "Working with Unity" or something along those lines. I can still copy the link here if it's more convenient. I really don't think this can help anyone that much but I'm happy to share what I found if it somehow does help someone.

However, I did a google search at one point and found something on reddit that might be useful for someone but it doesn't say too much.

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It pretty much addresses what I'm trying to do but it doesn't go in-depth. I also think the OP was trying to edit the dialogue for entirely different reasons lol.
 
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allanl9020142

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At any rate, I'll try to figure this out and if I find a solution I'll post it here.
Although, not too sure. I got the text files but there's over a thousand individual files ... so yea.
 
DiviDreamer

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Nah, I doubt it's possible. You need fully decompile C# sources edit them and compile once again.
All steps is huge pain in da ass.
 
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try using ink or yarn there are pluggins for both i recommend yarn spinner which was developed for "a night in the woods"
 
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lobotomist said:
try using ink or yarn there are pluggins for both i recommend yarn spinner which was developed for "a night in the woods"
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Thank you. I'm not entirely sure YarnSpinner is exactly what I'm looking for just based on the short overview I read but I'll actually take a look at it when I have time.
Also, I'm not sure I found the "ink" you were referring to. Multiple things came up in the search. Are there some details you could give about it to help whittle down the search?
 
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