The BehaviorType of a Dialog determines whether multiple players can interact with a dialog at once. The default value for this property is SinglePlayer.

SinglePlayer

When a Dialog is configured to SinglePlayer, only one player can interact with it at a time. As soon as a player engages with a dialog, other players will not be able to initiate the dialog until the first player is finished.

While a player is engaged with a dialog, the other players will see the dialog choices of the player who started the dialog, along with the responses.

MultiplePlayers

When a Dialog is set to MultiplePlayers, any player can initiate a dialog at any time, even if another player has already initiated the dialog. Unlike SinglePlayer however, Dialogs set to MultiplePlayers will not show the dialog choices and responses to anyone but the player in the conversation.

The maximum distance in studs between the player's character and the Dialog's parent BasePart at which the player can click on the speech bubble to begin or continue a conversation. If the player moves further than this distance from the parent part, they cannot initiate the dialog. The engine uses this value to select the nearest available Dialog when multiple are in range.

Default is 25.

Fired when a player chooses something to say, through a Dialog instance.

This event is client-side only and will not fire on the server. It should be connected to in either a LocalScript or a ModuleScript required by a LocalScript.

The GetCurrentPlayers function of a Dialog will return a list of Player currently using the Dialog. If there are no players using the dialog then the returned list will be empty.

Toggles whether the goodbye option will be displayed. If true, the dialog will display the content of Dialog.GoodbyeDialog as the last option after other dialog choices. Clicking on the goodbye option will exit the dialog.

The text displayed as the goodbye option at the bottom of the dialog choices list. When Dialog.GoodbyeChoiceActive is true, this string appears as the final selectable choice; clicking it ends the conversation. When Dialog.GoodbyeChoiceActive is false, this property has no visible effect.

Default is an empty string.

A read-only runtime indicator that is true whenever at least one player is currently engaged in this dialog conversation. The engine sets this to true when a player begins talking and resets it to false when all participants leave. This property is not serialized and always starts as false when the place loads. Scripts can read this property but cannot set it directly.

Default is false.

The text that the NPC displays inside the speech bubble when a player first begins the conversation. This is the opening line that appears before the player selects from DialogChoice options nested under this Dialog.

Default is an empty string.

Controls which icon appears on the dialog's speech bubble indicator. Accepts a value from the DialogPurpose enum:

• Quest -- displays an exclamation mark (!)
• Help -- displays a question mark (?)
• Shop -- displays a dollar sign ($)

Default is Help.

Controls the color accent on the dialog's speech bubble. Accepts a value from the DialogTone enum:

• Neutral -- blue accent bar
• Friendly -- green accent bar
• Enemy -- red accent bar

Default is Neutral.

The maximum distance in studs from the Dialog's parent BasePart at which the dialog's trigger indicator becomes visible to a player. When a player's character is within this distance, the speech bubble icon appears over the parent part, inviting interaction. The value is clamped between 0 and 400.

Default is 0, which effectively disables the distance-based trigger indicator; the player must be within Dialog.ConversationDistance to see and interact with the dialog.

A Vector3 offset in studs that shifts the position of the dialog's speech bubble indicator relative to the Dialog's parent BasePart. Use this to position the indicator above or beside the NPC rather than at the part's center. This property participates in model scaling.

Default is (0, 0, 0).