Blizzy
June 3rd, 2005, 09:03 PM
i made this script so people can easy create windows
and don't need to create any script.
all you need is the call script function to create a simple window.
functions that are done:
- create window
- draw text
- draw variable
- draw actor name
* if anybody has other ideas, please post them,
so i can add it in the module.
first of all.
insert a new script above all,
and put the following script in it:
# ============================================================
# ● Module Win - for creating your own windows in rgss
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ● Credits: Virtual (creator) + Peekimon (thinker)
# ============================================================
module Win
#initialize the window
def self.initialize(x, y, w, h, opacity, back_opacity)
@window = Window_Base.new(x,y,w,h)
@window.contents = Bitmap.new(@window.width - 32, @window.height - 32)
@window.opacity = opacity
@window.back_opacity = back_opacity
end #method
#draw text
def self.text(x, y, w, h, text, i)
@window.contents.font.name = "Arial"
@window.contents.font.size = 24
@window.contents.draw_text(x, y, w, h, text, 0)
end #method
#draw a single variable
def self.variable(x,y,w,h,i)
@window.contents.draw_text(x, y, w, h, "Variable " + i.to_s + " = " + $game_variables[i].to_s, 0)
end #method
#draw the name of the actor
def self.actorname(x,y,w,h,i)
if $game_party.actors[i] != nil
@window.contents.draw_text(x, y, w, h, $game_party.actors[i].name, 0)
else
print "actor " + i.to_s + " doesn't excist"
end #if statement
end #method
#close the window
def self.close
@window.dispose
end #method
end #module
if you have this done,
open the call script function in the events commands.
1. to create the window, use the following:
Win.initialize(x, y, width, height, opacity, back_opacity)
for example:
Win.initialize(80, 80, 200, 180, 220, 200)
this sets the x at 80, the y at 80, width at 200, and the height at 180.
opacity is set to 220 and the back opacity is 200.
to draw text, use:
Win.text(x, y, width, height, Text, i)
example:
Win.text(4, 0, 120, 32, "Text", 1)
the x = 4, y = 0, width = 120, height = 32, text must be between " "
and the i = 1. i is the number of the message.
if you use:
Win.text(4, 0, 120, 32, "Text", 1)
Win.text(4, 20, 120, 32, "Text2", 1)
"text2" will show up, because it overwrite the first one.
to do this, use numbers, like the following:
Win.text(4, 0, 120, 32, "Text1", 1)
Win.text(4, 20, 120, 32, "Text2", 2)
Win.text(4, 40, 120, 32, "Text3", 3)
etc.
to draw a variable, use:
Win.variable(x, y, width, height, variable_id)
example:
Win.variable(4, 20, 200, 32, 1)
this will draw:
Variable 1 = value
to draw the name of the hero:
Win.actorname(x, y, width, height, actor_id)
example:
Win.actorname(4, 0, 120, 32, 0)
this will draw the name of the actor with the id 0
which is the first actor.
hero 1 = actor 0
hero 2 = actor 1
hero 3 = actor 2
etc.
screenshot is in the attachement
this is it for now.
i hope this helps a lot of people
and don't need to create any script.
all you need is the call script function to create a simple window.
functions that are done:
- create window
- draw text
- draw variable
- draw actor name
* if anybody has other ideas, please post them,
so i can add it in the module.
first of all.
insert a new script above all,
and put the following script in it:
# ============================================================
# ● Module Win - for creating your own windows in rgss
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ● Credits: Virtual (creator) + Peekimon (thinker)
# ============================================================
module Win
#initialize the window
def self.initialize(x, y, w, h, opacity, back_opacity)
@window = Window_Base.new(x,y,w,h)
@window.contents = Bitmap.new(@window.width - 32, @window.height - 32)
@window.opacity = opacity
@window.back_opacity = back_opacity
end #method
#draw text
def self.text(x, y, w, h, text, i)
@window.contents.font.name = "Arial"
@window.contents.font.size = 24
@window.contents.draw_text(x, y, w, h, text, 0)
end #method
#draw a single variable
def self.variable(x,y,w,h,i)
@window.contents.draw_text(x, y, w, h, "Variable " + i.to_s + " = " + $game_variables[i].to_s, 0)
end #method
#draw the name of the actor
def self.actorname(x,y,w,h,i)
if $game_party.actors[i] != nil
@window.contents.draw_text(x, y, w, h, $game_party.actors[i].name, 0)
else
print "actor " + i.to_s + " doesn't excist"
end #if statement
end #method
#close the window
def self.close
@window.dispose
end #method
end #module
if you have this done,
open the call script function in the events commands.
1. to create the window, use the following:
Win.initialize(x, y, width, height, opacity, back_opacity)
for example:
Win.initialize(80, 80, 200, 180, 220, 200)
this sets the x at 80, the y at 80, width at 200, and the height at 180.
opacity is set to 220 and the back opacity is 200.
to draw text, use:
Win.text(x, y, width, height, Text, i)
example:
Win.text(4, 0, 120, 32, "Text", 1)
the x = 4, y = 0, width = 120, height = 32, text must be between " "
and the i = 1. i is the number of the message.
if you use:
Win.text(4, 0, 120, 32, "Text", 1)
Win.text(4, 20, 120, 32, "Text2", 1)
"text2" will show up, because it overwrite the first one.
to do this, use numbers, like the following:
Win.text(4, 0, 120, 32, "Text1", 1)
Win.text(4, 20, 120, 32, "Text2", 2)
Win.text(4, 40, 120, 32, "Text3", 3)
etc.
to draw a variable, use:
Win.variable(x, y, width, height, variable_id)
example:
Win.variable(4, 20, 200, 32, 1)
this will draw:
Variable 1 = value
to draw the name of the hero:
Win.actorname(x, y, width, height, actor_id)
example:
Win.actorname(4, 0, 120, 32, 0)
this will draw the name of the actor with the id 0
which is the first actor.
hero 1 = actor 0
hero 2 = actor 1
hero 3 = actor 2
etc.
screenshot is in the attachement
this is it for now.
i hope this helps a lot of people