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Author: coppolaemilio

docs/events/TextEvent.md

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 # Text Event
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2206700/122922829-51f2f780-d364-11eb-8943-0a2ae32f4a3c.png)
 
 The text event is one of the most important ones since this will be containing most of your text.
 
 ## The header
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2206700/122923118-9ed6ce00-d364-11eb-87f3-4c1a15a03432.png)
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 You have up to tree different types of options here:
 - **Character** - This is who will be saying the text written inside the text editor. 
 - **Portrait** - If you picked a **Character** the different portraits will show up here. If that **Character** doesn't have any special portraits the default one will be used. If you pick the `(Don't change)` option, it will continue using the previous text event portrait set. If you pick the `[Definition]` option, a new picker will show up.
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 - `[speed=X]` You can use the *speed* tag to change change the speed of an individual text event speed. You can set for instance `[speed=10]` to show the text at a very slow pace. If you want the text to be instant for one message you can do `[speed=0]` and it will show up automatically. After the event containing the *speed* tag is over, it will go back to whatever value you have set on the current theme. Remember that the number is the interval between each letter, so the bigger the number the slower the text will be.
 
-- `[definition]` If you have a **Definition** and you want to display its value on inside your text you can use the `[` and `]` characters and the name of your **Definition** to print it. Let's say we have a **Definition** called `Money` with the value of `5`. we can write: `You have [Money] left` and Dialogic will replace the `[Money]` tag with the value `You have 5 left`.
+- `[definition]` If you have a **Definition** and you want to display its value on inside your text you can use the `[` and `]` characters and the name of your **Definition** to print it. Let's say we have a **Definition** called `Money` with the value of `5`. we can write: `You have [Money] left` and Dialogic will replace the `[Money]` tag with the value `You have 5 left`.