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In this series,
you'll create a slide show.

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It's really a conversation system
that's simple and linear.

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It's a project to prepare you
to the branching dialogue system

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we'll make in the next chapter.

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As you can see see,

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you'll have dialogue lines
with animated text,

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pictures that go with the text,

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and the ability to move
forward through the slides.

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We call it a slide show,

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because really the principle
behind a dialogue system,

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as you see in Japanese RPGs
or some slides is very similar.

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There are not so many differences
in the code,

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and we want to get that idea across.

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We're going to make it into two stages.

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First, we'll just display the text
and have a next button to flip through it.

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This is just to simplify
setting up the interface

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and get started
with the bulk of the code,

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which is about reading from dictionaries
and flipping through the slides.

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Then we'll improve the visuals
in the second part,

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where we'll add a picture,

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and we'll add some more information
to our dictionaries

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and look at tween animation,

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which is animation handled
by the computer,

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which you can produce via code.

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With that, we'll get started
in the next part.

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See you there.