Cutscenes and the character's remarks

Two things of the single-player story stay silent on KCDS, and each tells your client script when it would have happened.

The character's remarks

In the game, the player's character remarks on things, such as horse commands, an empty pot or photo mode, in Henry's voice regardless of who plays. On KCDS these stay silent, and each fires monologueSuppressed with the line in the player's language, so you can show it your own way:

// client
kcds.core.Events.on('monologueSuppressed', (text, textKey) => {
  if (text) {
    kcds.ui.Hud.showNotification(`(you think) ${text}`);
  }
});

Hud.setInnerVoice(true) lets the game voice and caption them on this player's screen, with no event. Hud.innerVoiceOn() reads the setting.

Story cutscenes

A quest plays story cutscenes, including fades and time skips, when the player walks into a trigger. In the game's cutscene state the player loses control, the world clock can stop and the quest's scenery loads, so on KCDS they do not play. The quest carries on as if they had, and each one fires storyCutsceneSuppressed with its name from the game's cutscene table:

// client
kcds.core.Events.on('storyCutsceneSuppressed', (cutscene) => {
  console.info(`skipped the cutscene ${cutscene}`);
});

Hud.setCutscenes(true) lets them play on this player's screen for the session, with no event. Hud.cutscenesOn() reads the setting. A skipped cutscene never plays afterwards. The player's own fast travel, sleep and waiting are a different kind of scene and always play.

Reference: Hud, Events.