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What this guide covers
A source note for game and interactive-narrative writers and developers on what the Yarn Spinner repositories document about the Yarn file format, the Unity package and the Godot C# add-on. It also flags where the Godot docs and changelog disagree. Documentary only: nothing was installed or run.
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Yarn Spinner dialogue tooling: language spec, Unity package and Godot (C#) add-on, from pinned repository docs
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A source note for game and interactive-narrative writers and developers on what the Yarn Spinner repositories document about the Yarn file format, the Unity package and the Godot C# add-on. It also flags where the Godot docs and changelog disagree. Documentary only: nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The Godot add-on's own README calls it a work in progress with no official support, so check its status before building on it.
- The Yarn specification is dated September 2021 and describes language version 2; check newer compiler releases for later features.
- The Godot usage page and changelog disagree on the custom view type, so check the changelog for the add-on version you install.
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