Using scripting, you can call triggers so that the chat and scenario can respond to events in the app.
Here are some examples of calling a trigger from an action:
import { chat } from "@voxta";
export function trigger(e) {
// Voxta UI Emote trigger with the emoji and color arguments
chat.appTrigger("Emote", "🌳", "#00ff00");
}
Voxta UI (Voxta.Talk)
Available triggers:
| Trigger | Description |
|---|---|
Emote(emoji?: string, color?: string) |
Send a message to the chat. |
SelectView(view: ChatView) |
Changes the chat mode to talk, portrait or chat. |
SetAvatar(assetPath: string, characterId?: string) |
Changes the avatar image to another using an asset from the character. |
SetAvatarFromScenario(assetPath: string, characterId?: string) |
Changes the avatar image to another using an asset from the scenario. |
PlayCharacterAudio(assetPath: string, characterId?: string, method: AudioMethod) |
Plays a sound from the character assets. |
PlayScenarioAudio(assetPath: string, method: AudioMethod) |
Plays a sound from the scenario assets. |
Types:
| Type | Description |
| ChatView | talk (voice only), portrait (avatar view) or chat (full view). |
| AudioMethod | voice (queued), music (single track), sfx (plays immediately). |
Virt-A-Mate Triggers (Voxta.VirtAMate)
See Virt-A-Mate for more information.