07-23-2009, 01:00 PM
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Awesome "Show Choices"
by Jimmie
Jul 23 2009
Introduction
These topics describe quite well what the script does. In short it will gather all consecutive "Show Choice" commands and bunch them into one. You can have any number of choices, but the window will eventually go off-screen (future versions, I swear! XD). The "Awesome" part is that you can use codes to set prerequisites for a choice to be shown, eg if an option has "{13}" in it, it will only be shown if switch 13 is on. There are several more prerequisites you can set, and work-arounds for options that get too big for their boxes.
Screenshot
![[Image: showchoicescreenie.jpg]](http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a171/reashu/screenies/showchoicescreenie.jpg)
Instructions
Copy the scripts from the demo or from below, and plug them into your game. Instructions on how to use the script are in the script, and examples are in the demo. I cannot make the usage any more clear than those two sources already do.
Scripts
Interpreter.txt (Size: 10.59 KB / Downloads: 7)
Window_Message.txt (Size: 977 bytes / Downloads: 4)
For ccoa's UMS
Paste these two scripts below your already installed UMS. It's OK if you want to remove the version you already have, but I recommend you keep it since it could be hard to find if you change your mind. None of the above scripts are needed.
Interpreter__UMS_.txt (Size: 10.88 KB / Downloads: 1)
patched_ums.txt (Size: 107.01 KB / Downloads: 1)
Patch for Dubealex's AMS
Use this script instead of the Window_Message script above. Also use the Interpreter script from above. Paste them both below the AMS, which is required.
Window_Message__AMS_.txt (Size: 1.31 KB / Downloads: 1)
Updates
Finally
Be creative, have fun!
//Jimmie
by Jimmie
Jul 23 2009
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Introduction
These topics describe quite well what the script does. In short it will gather all consecutive "Show Choice" commands and bunch them into one. You can have any number of choices, but the window will eventually go off-screen (future versions, I swear! XD). The "Awesome" part is that you can use codes to set prerequisites for a choice to be shown, eg if an option has "{13}" in it, it will only be shown if switch 13 is on. There are several more prerequisites you can set, and work-arounds for options that get too big for their boxes.
Screenshot
Instructions
Copy the scripts from the demo or from below, and plug them into your game. Instructions on how to use the script are in the script, and examples are in the demo. I cannot make the usage any more clear than those two sources already do.
Scripts
Interpreter.txt (Size: 10.59 KB / Downloads: 7)
Window_Message.txt (Size: 977 bytes / Downloads: 4)
For ccoa's UMS
Paste these two scripts below your already installed UMS. It's OK if you want to remove the version you already have, but I recommend you keep it since it could be hard to find if you change your mind. None of the above scripts are needed.
Interpreter__UMS_.txt (Size: 10.88 KB / Downloads: 1)
patched_ums.txt (Size: 107.01 KB / Downloads: 1)
Patch for Dubealex's AMS
Use this script instead of the Window_Message script above. Also use the Interpreter script from above. Paste them both below the AMS, which is required.
Window_Message__AMS_.txt (Size: 1.31 KB / Downloads: 1)
Updates
- 2nd of August, 2009
- Updated the "Interpreter" and "Window_Message" text-files. There was nothing wrong with the scripts included in the demo, but switch to these if you got the text-files earlier.
- Made a version of Window_Message for use with Dubealex's AMS. Considering the possibilities of fusing all three versions into a single one.
- Updated the "Interpreter" and "Window_Message" text-files. There was nothing wrong with the scripts included in the demo, but switch to these if you got the text-files earlier.
Finally
Be creative, have fun!
//Jimmie