Check for UIDs in strings as well on start_timeline
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If you use an exported variable with a path to a file (let's say a timeline):
@export_file var timeline = ""Godot will automatically use a UID path (something like
uid://d0kqf1bb2ev0instead ofres://timeline.dtl) file to avoid having issues when moving that file in the future. This check in Dialogic is only expecting for the stringres://in the argument, so if you do something likeDialogic.start(timeline)it will fail to run.The fix just adds a check for UID as well.
I suspect there are many other places where this is happening, so it would be good to replace all those instances of checking for "res://" to also check for "uid://"