Narrat 3.10.1 has been released 
It contains a few useful new things
Multiline Scripting
You can now split your code into multiple lines by simply adding a backslash \ at the end of any line.
test_multiline:
talk player idle "This is a very long string that \
I want to split into multiple lines for readability"
var text (concat \
"I am concatenating multiple lines of text " \
"together to make a longer string" \
)
talk player idle $text
This can allow writing longer or multiline scripts more easily, as well as splitting long lines of code in more readable formats.
Text autoadvance and delays
Two new options at the end of the talk or think command for a delay and autoadvance. If a delay is present, the game will wait that amount of time after the text animation is done before it enables the continue button.
If the last option is true, autoadvance will be on for that line of dialogue and the game will automatically jump to the next line without needing to press continue.
With this you can create dynamic sequences of timed text or cutscenes where text progresses without player input.
test_text_autoadvance:
narrate "Hi!"
narrate "with delay " 2000
narrate "With delay and auto advance" 2000 true
narrate "auto advance not waiting for text to print" 0 true
narrate "auto advance waiting for text to print" 1 true
narrate "This is a normal line"
talk player idle "Hello!"
talk player idle "This will auto advance" 1 true
talk player idle "This will not auto advance but has a delay" 2000 false
talk player idle "this is a normal line"
New string commands
str_search: Allows searching in a string. Works the same way as javascript search, returning the index of the result, or-1if no result is found.regex_search: Same as the above, but will interpret the search pattern as a regexsplit: Splits a string into an array, based on a splitter character. Works the same as the equivalent javascript function. This one came from a contribution!
