/// PIMPMYRUST PLUGIN

Dialogs

Settings guide for this version of Dialogs. Check the plugin page before using it on your server.

Version: 1.1.0
Framework: oxide, carbon
Target file: oxide/config/Dialogs.json

Open configurator →View plugin page →

Prepare your file

Check the installed version
This guide describes Dialogs 1.1.0. Use the same version in the configurator.
Import your configuration
Open the configurator and import your current JSON. For a new installation, you can start from the provided example.
Edit and export
Adjust the settings, fix reported errors, and export the JSON. Keep a copy of your old file before replacing it.

Your configuration is not saved on the site. Keep the exported file; you can import it again later.

Settings for this version

Presentation 3

Default template

Choice

Choose the conversation appearance. The PimpMyCUI beta falls back to Cinematic Ember for legacy; only the native candidate can render a retained legacy layout.

JSON path

Presentation → Template

Allowed values: cinematic-ember, wasteland-radio, monument-dossier, arctic-signal, carbon-terminal, legacy

Template per dialogue

JSON value

Map a dialogue ID such as Bob to a template key. Unknown keys fall back to Cinematic Ember; this does not edit dialogue questions, replies or actions.

JSON path

Presentation → Template by dialogue

Interface language

Text

fr translates dynamic navigation labels; other values use English. Dialogue text is not translated, and decorative template headings remain English.

JSON path

Presentation → Language

Close button 5

Sprite: JSON value
Optional Rust sprite asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no sprite is needed; supported assets depend on the running game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Sprite
Material: JSON value
Optional Rust material asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no material override is needed.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Material
Color: Text
Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Color
FadeIn: Number
Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → FadeIn
FadeOut: Number
Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → FadeOut

Replies 1

Reply button positions: Object list
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Rects

Window background 6

Color: Text
Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Color
ImageUrl: JSON value
Remote image used by the legacy native CUI element. Null uses a native image component instead; image availability is not checked by the Hub.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → ImageUrl
Sprite: JSON value
Optional Rust sprite asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no sprite is needed; supported assets depend on the running game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Sprite
Material: JSON value
Optional Rust material asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no material override is needed.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Material
FadeIn: Number
Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → FadeIn
FadeOut: Number
Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → FadeOut

Close button text 7

Text

Fallback label content. Dialogs fills speaker, question and answer labels from the conversation data while rendering.

JSON path

UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Label → Text

Color

Text

Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.

JSON path

UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Label → Color

Font

JSON value

Optional Rust CUI font asset. Keep null to retain the runtime default; the Hub does not install or verify game fonts.

JSON path

UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Label → Font

FadeIn

Number

Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.

JSON path

UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Label → FadeIn

FadeOut

Number

Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.

JSON path

UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Label → FadeOut

Size

Whole number

Font size passed to the native CUI label. A large value can overflow the configured rectangle; test long dialogue text in game.

JSON path

UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Label → Size

Anchor

Choice

Alignment of text inside its rectangle. This is separate from the screen anchor in the Rect settings.

JSON path

UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Label → Anchor

Allowed values: UpperLeft, UpperCenter, UpperRight, MiddleLeft, MiddleCenter, MiddleRight, LowerLeft, LowerCenter, LowerRight

Close button background 6

Color: Text
Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Color
ImageUrl: JSON value
Remote image used by the legacy native CUI element. Null uses a native image component instead; image availability is not checked by the Hub.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → ImageUrl
Sprite: JSON value
Optional Rust sprite asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no sprite is needed; supported assets depend on the running game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Sprite
Material: JSON value
Optional Rust material asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no material override is needed.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Material
FadeIn: Number
Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → FadeIn
FadeOut: Number
Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → FadeOut

Question text 7

Text

Fallback label content. Dialogs fills speaker, question and answer labels from the conversation data while rendering.

JSON path

UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Label → Text

Color

Text

Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.

JSON path

UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Label → Color

Font

JSON value

Optional Rust CUI font asset. Keep null to retain the runtime default; the Hub does not install or verify game fonts.

JSON path

UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Label → Font

FadeIn

Number

Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.

JSON path

UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Label → FadeIn

FadeOut

Number

Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.

JSON path

UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Label → FadeOut

Size

Whole number

Font size passed to the native CUI label. A large value can overflow the configured rectangle; test long dialogue text in game.

JSON path

UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Label → Size

Anchor

Choice

Alignment of text inside its rectangle. This is separate from the screen anchor in the Rect settings.

JSON path

UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Label → Anchor

Allowed values: UpperLeft, UpperCenter, UpperRight, MiddleLeft, MiddleCenter, MiddleRight, LowerLeft, LowerCenter, LowerRight

Question background 6

Color: Text
Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Color
ImageUrl: JSON value
Remote image used by the legacy native CUI element. Null uses a native image component instead; image availability is not checked by the Hub.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → ImageUrl
Sprite: JSON value
Optional Rust sprite asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no sprite is needed; supported assets depend on the running game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Sprite
Material: JSON value
Optional Rust material asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no material override is needed.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Material
FadeIn: Number
Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → FadeIn
FadeOut: Number
Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → FadeOut

Reply button template 5

Sprite: JSON value
Optional Rust sprite asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no sprite is needed; supported assets depend on the running game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Sprite
Material: JSON value
Optional Rust material asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no material override is needed.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Material
Color: Text
Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Color
FadeIn: Number
Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → FadeIn
FadeOut: Number
Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → FadeOut

Reply panel background 6

Color: Text
Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Color
ImageUrl: JSON value
Remote image used by the legacy native CUI element. Null uses a native image component instead; image availability is not checked by the Hub.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → ImageUrl
Sprite: JSON value
Optional Rust sprite asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no sprite is needed; supported assets depend on the running game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Sprite
Material: JSON value
Optional Rust material asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no material override is needed.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Material
FadeIn: Number
Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → FadeIn
FadeOut: Number
Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → FadeOut

Title text 7

Text

Fallback label content. Dialogs fills speaker, question and answer labels from the conversation data while rendering.

JSON path

UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Label → Text

Color

Text

Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.

JSON path

UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Label → Color

Font

JSON value

Optional Rust CUI font asset. Keep null to retain the runtime default; the Hub does not install or verify game fonts.

JSON path

UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Label → Font

FadeIn

Number

Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.

JSON path

UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Label → FadeIn

FadeOut

Number

Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.

JSON path

UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Label → FadeOut

Size

Whole number

Font size passed to the native CUI label. A large value can overflow the configured rectangle; test long dialogue text in game.

JSON path

UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Label → Size

Anchor

Choice

Alignment of text inside its rectangle. This is separate from the screen anchor in the Rect settings.

JSON path

UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Label → Anchor

Allowed values: UpperLeft, UpperCenter, UpperRight, MiddleLeft, MiddleCenter, MiddleRight, LowerLeft, LowerCenter, LowerRight

Title background 6

Color: Text
Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Color
ImageUrl: JSON value
Remote image used by the legacy native CUI element. Null uses a native image component instead; image availability is not checked by the Hub.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → ImageUrl
Sprite: JSON value
Optional Rust sprite asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no sprite is needed; supported assets depend on the running game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Sprite
Material: JSON value
Optional Rust material asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no material override is needed.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Material
FadeIn: Number
Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → FadeIn
FadeOut: Number
Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → FadeOut

Window position and size 6

X Size Min: Number
Left pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Check the result in game; the Hub does not render this legacy layout.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Rect → X Size Min
Y Size Min: Number
Bottom pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. Keep the lower edge below the upper edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Rect → Y Size Min
X Size Max: Number
Right pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Keep the right edge beyond the left edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Rect → X Size Max
Y Size Max: Number
Top pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. The height is this value minus the lower offset.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Rect → Y Size Max
Position X: Number
Horizontal screen anchor; 0 is left, 0.5 centre and 1 right. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Rect → Position X
Position Y: Number
Vertical screen anchor; 0 is bottom, 0.5 centre and 1 top. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → WindowConfiguration → Rect → Position Y

Close button position and size 6

X Size Min: Number
Left pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Check the result in game; the Hub does not render this legacy layout.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Rect → X Size Min
Y Size Min: Number
Bottom pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. Keep the lower edge below the upper edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Rect → Y Size Min
X Size Max: Number
Right pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Keep the right edge beyond the left edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Rect → X Size Max
Y Size Max: Number
Top pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. The height is this value minus the lower offset.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Rect → Y Size Max
Position X: Number
Horizontal screen anchor; 0 is left, 0.5 centre and 1 right. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Rect → Position X
Position Y: Number
Vertical screen anchor; 0 is bottom, 0.5 centre and 1 top. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → CloseButtonConfiguration → Root → Rect → Position Y

Question position and size 6

X Size Min: Number
Left pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Check the result in game; the Hub does not render this legacy layout.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Rect → X Size Min
Y Size Min: Number
Bottom pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. Keep the lower edge below the upper edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Rect → Y Size Min
X Size Max: Number
Right pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Keep the right edge beyond the left edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Rect → X Size Max
Y Size Max: Number
Top pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. The height is this value minus the lower offset.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Rect → Y Size Max
Position X: Number
Horizontal screen anchor; 0 is left, 0.5 centre and 1 right. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Rect → Position X
Position Y: Number
Vertical screen anchor; 0 is bottom, 0.5 centre and 1 top. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → QuestionConfiguration → Root → Rect → Position Y

Reply button text 7

Text

Fallback label content. Dialogs fills speaker, question and answer labels from the conversation data while rendering.

JSON path

UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Label → Text

Color

Text

Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.

JSON path

UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Label → Color

Font

JSON value

Optional Rust CUI font asset. Keep null to retain the runtime default; the Hub does not install or verify game fonts.

JSON path

UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Label → Font

FadeIn

Number

Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.

JSON path

UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Label → FadeIn

FadeOut

Number

Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.

JSON path

UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Label → FadeOut

Size

Whole number

Font size passed to the native CUI label. A large value can overflow the configured rectangle; test long dialogue text in game.

JSON path

UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Label → Size

Anchor

Choice

Alignment of text inside its rectangle. This is separate from the screen anchor in the Rect settings.

JSON path

UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Label → Anchor

Allowed values: UpperLeft, UpperCenter, UpperRight, MiddleLeft, MiddleCenter, MiddleRight, LowerLeft, LowerCenter, LowerRight

Reply button background 6

Color: Text
Rust CUI red, green, blue and alpha values separated by spaces. Transparent panels commonly use 0 0 0 0.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Color
ImageUrl: JSON value
Remote image used by the legacy native CUI element. Null uses a native image component instead; image availability is not checked by the Hub.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → ImageUrl
Sprite: JSON value
Optional Rust sprite asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no sprite is needed; supported assets depend on the running game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Sprite
Material: JSON value
Optional Rust material asset for this CUI element. Preserve null when no material override is needed.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Material
FadeIn: Number
Fade-in duration passed to the native CUI component, in seconds. Check readability and interaction in game.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → FadeIn
FadeOut: Number
Fade-out duration passed to the native CUI element, in seconds. It does not alter conversation conditions or actions.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → FadeOut

Reply panel position and size 6

X Size Min: Number
Left pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Check the result in game; the Hub does not render this legacy layout.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Rect → X Size Min
Y Size Min: Number
Bottom pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. Keep the lower edge below the upper edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Rect → Y Size Min
X Size Max: Number
Right pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Keep the right edge beyond the left edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Rect → X Size Max
Y Size Max: Number
Top pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. The height is this value minus the lower offset.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Rect → Y Size Max
Position X: Number
Horizontal screen anchor; 0 is left, 0.5 centre and 1 right. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Rect → Position X
Position Y: Number
Vertical screen anchor; 0 is bottom, 0.5 centre and 1 top. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → Root → Rect → Position Y

Title position and size 6

X Size Min: Number
Left pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Check the result in game; the Hub does not render this legacy layout.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Rect → X Size Min
Y Size Min: Number
Bottom pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. Keep the lower edge below the upper edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Rect → Y Size Min
X Size Max: Number
Right pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Keep the right edge beyond the left edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Rect → X Size Max
Y Size Max: Number
Top pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. The height is this value minus the lower offset.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Rect → Y Size Max
Position X: Number
Horizontal screen anchor; 0 is left, 0.5 centre and 1 right. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Rect → Position X
Position Y: Number
Vertical screen anchor; 0 is bottom, 0.5 centre and 1 top. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → TitleBarConfiguration → Root → Rect → Position Y

Reply button position and size 6

X Size Min: Number
Left pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Check the result in game; the Hub does not render this legacy layout.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Rect → X Size Min
Y Size Min: Number
Bottom pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. Keep the lower edge below the upper edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Rect → Y Size Min
X Size Max: Number
Right pixel offset from the horizontal screen anchor. Keep the right edge beyond the left edge.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Rect → X Size Max
Y Size Max: Number
Top pixel offset from the vertical screen anchor. The height is this value minus the lower offset.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Rect → Y Size Max
Position X: Number
Horizontal screen anchor; 0 is left, 0.5 centre and 1 right. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Rect → Position X
Position Y: Number
Vertical screen anchor; 0 is bottom, 0.5 centre and 1 top. Pixel offsets are measured from this anchor.
JSON path
UI Configuration → ResponsesConfiguration → ResponseTemplate → Root → Rect → Position Y

Plugin instructions

Dialogs — PimpMyCUI beta 1.1.0

This beta offers five conversation layouts rendered through PimpMyCUI, with paginated replies. It is separate from the current Codefling release 1.0.1 and the native 1.1.0 candidate. PlayerEventStates and a compatible PimpMyCUI runtime are required. The PimpMyCUI contract used by this beta is 1.0.0, including transition and event.closed support; an older runtime may lack these capabilities. Install one edition at a time and test it on a private server before live use.

Choose the presentation

In the configurator, open Presentation:

Choose the global layout under Template, for example cinematic-ember.
To give one conversation a different layout, add its identifier under Template by dialogue, for example Bob, and select wasteland-radio.
Set Language to en or fr, export the file to oxide/config/Dialogs.json, then reload Dialogs.

Template keys: cinematic-ember, wasteland-radio, monument-dossier, arctic-signal, carbon-terminal. Cinematic Ember is the new-installation default. Each page has up to four replies; navigation exposes remaining replies. A per-dialogue entry overrides the global choice. Reload Dialogs after changes.

Language: "fr" translates dynamic navigation/conversation labels, not the dialogue text; decorative headings remain English. Other language values use English. The retained UI Configuration contains legacy native settings and is not used by this PimpMyCUI beta. A native old configuration without Presentation selects legacy; this beta maps legacy and unknown template keys to Cinematic Ember.

Author the conversation separately

Questions, replies, conditions, actions and NPC associations remain in oxide/data/Dialogs/. The NPC map uses List of all npcs with dialog and real UserIDString keys. DialogData_Bob.json is identified as Bob. Do not overwrite existing server data with examples. PlayerEventStates filters eligible opening questions and replies and remembers configured player decisions. NPC Overlay remains optional and independent.

Open a loaded conversation for a connected player from server console/RCON or a server-command trigger:

dialogs.show <steamid> Bob

A trigger plugin must use its own documented player placeholder. F1 use is administrator-only. The API Dialogs?.Call("ShowDialog_API", player, "Bob") receives a BasePlayer; administrator chat /dialog_show Bob remains available. After a reply, Console Commands and Plugins Hooks are separate actions; %steamid% substitution is retained. Dialogs does not create NPCs or a complete quest/reward system.

Customize the CUI

Open a supplied .pimpmycui-project.json file in CUI Editor using File → Open/Import project. Applying a changed layout to Dialogs still requires a developer to compile the response-count variants and preserve the dialogs-<template> identity, slots, model bindings and events. These projects are not installable plugins. There is no direct “edit and apply” integration from this configurator yet, and the Editor’s generic server-package export does not replace this workflow.

The native and beta editions share layouts but use different rendering runtimes. The gallery shows offline CUI previews, not new gameplay captures. Test long replies, image availability and plugin integrations in game before live use.

Install the file

After keeping a copy of the previous file, place the exported JSON at this location on your server:

oxide/config/Dialogs.json

Follow the plugin instructions above for dependencies and reloading. Exporting does not connect the site to your server.