SuperTextFromACSpeech

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class SuperTextFromACSpeech : MonoBehaviour {
    /*
    This script is to make Super Text Mesh work with Adventure Creator.
    Essentially, it lets AC handle all non-text elements (sound effects, user input),
    while letting STM handle all text-related issues (scrolling speed, animations, colors, etc.)

    Simply put this script on a Super Text ui item in your subtitlesUI adventure creator menu,
    then hide the text item that AC thinks it's referencing (put it offscreen, make it invisible, whatever!).

    AC will play dialogue sounds and handle input as normal,
    but the player will only see the Super Text.

    Script by @johndaguerra.  No credit needed, but I'm cool and it'd make me happy if you followed me on twitter!
    */
    SuperTextMesh supertext;
    AC.Speech speech;
    AC.Dialog dialog;

    void Start () {
        supertext = GetComponent<SuperTextMesh>();
        dialog = FindObjectOfType<AC.Dialog>();
    }

	void Update () {
        //If there is dialogue currently being spoken...
        if (dialog.GetLatestSpeech() != null)
        {
            //And you haven't already sampled it...
            if (speech != dialog.GetLatestSpeech())
            {
                //Then set the supertext text to print the dialogue
                speech = dialog.GetLatestSpeech();
                supertext.Text = speech.log.fullText;
                //This tells the text to read at regular speeds, in case it was told to speed read
                supertext.RegularRead();
            }
        }

        if (supertext.reading == true)
        {
            if (Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0) || Input.GetKeyDown("space"))
            {
                //If the player clicks or presses space while reading, then speed read
                supertext.SpeedRead();
            }
        }

    }
}