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class | Action |
| A raw slide action. E.g. "start cutscene x" or "open door y". These are mapped as event listeners. Note that the SlideEvent can hold extra parameters to pass through to your target. More...
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class | Timeline |
| Handles operating PowerSlide timelines. More...
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class | CuePoint |
| A cue point. These are ordinary slides on a CueTrack. They can also define a selector More...
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class | CueElementData |
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class | CueTrack |
| A cue track. These signal pause points. Each time a pause occurs, you must use element.cue() to start it back up again. More...
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class | Dialogue |
| Used to start dialogue (speech). More...
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class | DialogueSlide |
| A dialogue slide. Essentially this is like a single cue card in a series of dialogue. More...
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class | DialogueTrack |
| A dialogue track. They're simply a list of slides. They start at either a slide (in some other track), an item (typically an NPC) or an 2D element (using the slides CSS property). More...
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interface | ITimingLeader |
| A timing leader is something which PowerSlide will follow whilst animating. For example, it will follow the lead of a playing audio clip to make sure dialogue on the UI is perfectly in sync with the playing audio. More...
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class | Slide |
| A slide. Contains e.g. the text spoken or the style to apply. A 'track' is a list of these slides. More...
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class | SlideEvent |
| Represents a PowerSlide event. More...
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class | SlideEventListener |
| Handler for SlideEvent events. More...
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class | Speaker |
| A speaker. Either an item (which includes NPCs), an item instance or a user. Note that if there are multiple instances of an item in the scene, all of them are selected. More...
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class | StyleSlide |
| A style slide. More...
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class | StyleTrack |
| A style track. They're simply a list of slides which define a series of style changes. In this sense, they're similar to but can apply to a multitude of elements and in a series. More...
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class | Track |
| A track. They're simply a list of slides. They start at either a slide (in some other track), an item (typically an NPC) or an 2D element (using the slides CSS property). More...
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