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You have to start a dialog (created in the "Dialogs" pane of the editor), not a character.

Also, it's worthwhile to use the naming convention to begin every dialog name with a "d", character names with "c", objects with "o" and so on.
So you would have a character cNC which you talk to and a dialog dNC which you start then.

I've already created a dialog. before .Start, so I'm not sure what else it would be.


EDIT, actually solved it after re-reading your post, I had to change the title to the dialogue name, thanks very much for the help.

Hey, I've been working through the tutorial and I've arrived at the start(dialogue) section. However, when I enter my charecter name with .start this message keeps popping up when I try to run the game,

GlobalScript.asc(530): Error (line 530): '.Start' is not a public member of 'Character'. Are you sure you spelt it correctly (remember, capital letters are important)?

What I have written is:

function NC_Talk()
{
NC.Start();
}

I have no idea what to do and I have searched it in the manual and the forum yet haven't found it.

Help will be very appreciated,

TCD

Hey all,

I'm looking for background/charecter artists for my first game that I shall be developing over the next few months.

The story revolves around a demon hunter who had been imprisoned due to killing an innocent but is released for one final job.

PM me if your interested or if you're not sure whether you would be interested PM me anyway for a more detailed plot as well charecter biographies.

Hope to hear from you soon.

TCD

Hey all.

New here but thought I'd offer up some of services in order to gain expereince before moving onto my own game.

I am avaliable for helping people with the plots of their stories as well as cleaning up/rewriting any dialogue you may need, in general I'm avaliable for any story/dialogue related requirments.

I am also avaliable for Music for your game.

If you want samples of my writing or wish to collaborate PM me.