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The idea is to use jinja format or python string format (similar f-strings). The goal is to generalize the dialog msg.
The name-variable used in dialog msg shall refer to internal dictionary (must be create).
The internal dictionary have the followed format: key as string (name of variable), value as Any types.

Starting from a spritesheet and/or css file should be possible customize the GUI.
In this idea can be interesting to design a way to move around the window the GUI. (I.e. an use case can be a comic balloon as GUI)

Can happen then some user-dev write a loopy storyline. The idea is to have this check only in debug mode. This condition shall be evaluated after the parsing

Now the framework have the avaliability to use only one sprite for each character.
The idea is to give him a list or dict of Sprites and create an action to set the proper one on dialog tree when the user want use it.

Recurrent issue to implement at least one example for each version published.

To flip the character sprite.

Useful to user-dev. In this issue the request is to create an attribute on class GraphicNovel to enable/disable attributes.
If debug mode is active than draw rectangle for each element should be draw

The system have only two position in this moment: left and right, but in a lot of situation can be useful to have central position or a custom one.

To dev-user side should be simple expand the system.

The project need some demo to be recognized or to be knows. Some idea should be implemented

what
As many Visual Novel, sometimes the scenes are not statically drawed but are based on cut-scenes or repetable animations.
how
The animation should be already implemented in python arcade. You need to use this code to make a new action per scenes repetable or one-time executes.

To increase readablility

Reach coverage tests and test all methods and functions to ensure the internal requirements

As starting point, the feature small save in image format the graph generate by the parser