godot-steam-api VS dialogic

I'm using the SteamAPI plugin and noticed that if I open my project on a Mac, the plugin's entries are rewritten in project.godot. All the "base" properties of classes belonging to this plugin which are empty strings on Windows become "Reference" on the Mac. Re-opening the same project on Windows revert these changes, so my git history would start accumulating garbage if I let this chaos continue.

Hey all, I've nearly finished building a little tower defense / deckbuilder roguelike that I'm releasing to steam in the next couple of weeks. Using this API I was able to get achievements working exactly as intended through my Godot engine running of the game, but I uploaded the build to Steam and got some beta tester keys to send to friends, and all of them are encountering new bugs that were never in the game before that I'm 100% sure have something to do with the achievements code.

I plan a release in early February, I still have to wrap some things up and finish the Steam integration using Sam's Godot Steam API.

actually should work with this repo now: https://github.com/samsface/godot-steam-api

I mention in the video the source is on this branch: https://github.com/samsface/godot-steam-api/tree/work.

For some context, I'm an experienced (~10 years) programmer starting to dabble in game development. I'm learning to build various systems to gain experience and understanding, and recently I was interested in developing a dialogue system with an editor similar to what Dialogic provides.

https://github.com/nathanhoad/godot_dialogue_manager https://github.com/coppolaemilio/dialogic

Use something like Dialogic or (personal recommendation) Dialog Manager.

I used a Godot plugin called "Dialogic" to create it, still working on the themes and assets, so most changes made are cosmetic.

There are two great dialogue systems available for Godot, Godot Dialogue Manager, which is geared more towards writing things in a script, and Dialogic with a nice user interface, that is more artist-friendly (though direct script editing is also available). It also has more features (at least in the new version, which is currently under development for the upcoming Godot 4 and might not be suitable for production).

Here you go. You should try RC3 with this. https://github.com/coppolaemilio/dialogic/commits/main

Dialogic 2.0 is supposed to be Godot 4 ready (according to github https://github.com/coppolaemilio/dialogic)

For your second question, try looking at existing add-ons like Dialogic either for a ready to use implementation or as inspiration for how to code your own.