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Customization

Candy Dialogue Creator reads what it knows about Commands, dropdowns, checks, themes and languages from files when it starts, so a new Command, a new theme or a new language is added by adding a file. This section is for developers, and for anyone who edits text files. The rest of this documentation covers what is done from the interface.

To add	You write	Code?
A Command, or a different form for one	A line schema	No
A dropdown with a fixed list	A line in a line schema	No
A dropdown whose list is computed	A dropdown script	A short script
A message for an incorrect value	A line in a line schema	No
A check of your own	A field check script	A short script
A theme	A theme file	No
A theme setting	A theme options file	No
Documentation	A documentation database	No
A language for the interface	A translation file	No
A font for another script	A font file	No

• Mods: where these files are placed.
• Data Files: every file Candy Dialogue Creator stores, and its format.

Layouts, presets and inserts are also files that can be shared, but they are created from the interface: see Saved Layouts, Presets and Inserts. The Godot Project Candy Dialogue Creator is also available as a Godot project, whose code is meant to be read and modified. What a mod can't add, the project can: new Panels and widgets are added there. This documentation doesn't cover the code: every script of the project starts with a comment that explains its role.