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# Telon
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Telon is responsible for fading in and out, and dealing with input.
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You will interact with it through the `AnimationPlayer` interface using `cut_scene`.
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## Fading
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* fade_out
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* fade_in
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## Input
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These animations control all input
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* disable_input
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* enable_input
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Use `disable_input` to disable player input during eg. cut-scene-like sequences where skipping dialog would cause problems. You can also look into `set_hud_visible` when making these kinds of sequences.
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Note that `disable_input` disables autosaves, because if an autosave would happen in this type of a sequence, loading it back would put the game in an undefined state.
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Because the variables are global, you're encouraged to use these tightly, so you don't cause a bug where your game disables input forever!
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