HiddenChest RGSS Player Executable

[kyonides]

The Was Dismissed Officially!

Well, you got to agree that it was not a good name for such a module. It is now known as the ToggleGroup class!  
Why did I change its name and structure!?

You see, I wanted to let you manage several groups of buttons you could toggle at any time so disposable classes were a good choice. A module is a single Module class instance so you could not make several copies of it. Classes can be multiplied as many times as you ever need to.
Visually there is no change at all  except that the interface now works smoothly. The buttons and the menu containing the group will always know where did you click last time. Even if you suddenly start using the keyboard or the gamepad, it will update the focus just as expected.

You got to admit that your menus will surely look a lot better than before.  
Or do you plan to keep using those ugly menus where you need to use the window's default squarish cursor that everybody hates?
You don't believe me!? Then go ask Steam users and they will tell you how much they dislike games with some default RTP interface.

Here is the latest version of my Toggle Button "Test" Menu.

Code:

# * Toggle Button Menu for HiddenChest
#   Scripter : Kyonides Arkanthes
#   2020-05-09

module ButtonData
  TITLE = "Scene Settings"
  BACKDROP = 'recycle texture'
  ICONS = %w{toggle1 toggle2 toggle3 toggle4}
  LABELS = ['Find Treasures', 'Kick Asses', 'Play Minigames',
            'Contract Covid-19', 'Hug Corona-chan', 'Escape']
end

class ToggleButtons
  def initialize(states)
    Settings.click_timer = 10 #Graphics.frame_rate / 3
    @manager = ToggleGroup.new
    @timer = 0
    @buttons = []
    @labels = []
    @total = ButtonData::LABELS.size
    @total.times do |n|
      cy = 44 + n * 32
      sprite = ToggleButton.new
      sprite.manager = @manager
      sprite.set_xy(8, cy)
      sprite.frame = RPG::Cache.icon(ButtonData::ICONS[0])
      sprite.bitmap_on = RPG::Cache.icon(ButtonData::ICONS[1])
      sprite.bitmap_off = RPG::Cache.icon(ButtonData::ICONS[2])
      sprite.button = RPG::Cache.icon(ButtonData::ICONS[3])
      sprite.state = states[n]
      @buttons << sprite
      sprite = Sprite.new
      sprite.set_xy(36, cy)
      sprite.bitmap = bit = Bitmap.new(160, 28)
      bit.draw_text(0, 0, bit.width, 28, ButtonData::LABELS[n])
      @labels << sprite
    end
    @manager.buttons = @buttons
    @buttons[5].block = true
  end

  def update
    @buttons.each{|button| button.update }
    if Input.trigger?(Input::UP)
      Audio.play_cursor
      @manager.index = (@manager.index - 1) % @total
      return
    elsif Input.trigger?(Input::DOWN)
      Audio.play_cursor
      @manager.index = (@manager.index + 1) % @total
    end
  end

  def dispose
    @labels.each{|b| b.dispose }
    @labels.clear
    @manager.dispose
  end
  def states() @buttons.map(&:state) end
end

class MenuScene
  def main
    @bg = Sprite.new
    @bg.bitmap = RPG::Cache.title(ButtonData::BACKDROP)
    @title = Sprite.new
    @title.set_xy(Graphics.width / 2 - 120, 8)
    @title.bitmap = bit = Bitmap.new(240, 32)
    bit.draw_text(0, 0, 240, 32, ButtonData::TITLE, 1)
    states = [true, false, true, false, true, false]
    @buttonset = ToggleButtons.new(states)
    states.clear
    Graphics.transition
    main_loop while $scene == self
    Graphics.freeze
    @buttonset.dispose
    @title.dispose
    @bg.dispose
  end

  def main_loop
    Graphics.update
    Input.update
    update
  end

  def update
    @buttonset.update
    if Input.trigger?(Input::B)
      Audio.play_cancel
      @buttonset.states
      $scene = Scene_Title.new
      return
    elsif Input.trigger?(Input::KeyP)
      Audio.play_ok
      Graphics.save_screenshot
      return
    end
  end
end

Now I am lazy and prefer to fetch some

So I am leaving now!  

By the way, Windows users, you are out of luck!