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[Ruby\Sapphire]Colored Text

ZodiacDaGreat

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    This Tutorial teaches you to make your texts colored in Ruby and Sapphire when you make a message script.

    Scripting

    Here are the codes for some colors:

    \c\h01Ç - Blue
    \c\h01Â - Green
    \c\h01Á - Red
    \c\h01È - Yellow

    What you must do??

    example

    If you want a blue colored text, you must put the code in front of the text, like this

    #org 0x800000
    msgbox 0x800100
    boxset 0x2
    end

    #org 0x800100
    = \c\h01ÇHello World!

    Experienced Scripters will understand this, if you don't get it feel free to email me.
     
    ? ? ?

    If that really works then you should be able to modify the command database. Post a list of as many colours as you can. The lines you want to add to put colours into the database should go like this:

    pkmadv/texttables.psh
    addhash [red] ÀÁ ' 0102
    addhash [green] ÀÂ ' 0103
    addhash [blue] ÀÇ ' 0104
    addhash [yellow] ÀÈ ' 0105

    The second value is the character code taken from the text converters further down in the same file. The section of the document that looks like this:
    Spoiler:

    Not Sure how many colours you have their but with these lines added to your database you can write your colours like this:
    = \c[blue]Hello World!

    or even without the changes to the command database you can write the colours like this (example of blue):

    = \cÀ\h03Hello World!

    I'm not able to access my computer at the moment so I don't have access to my program.. Rinni has a copy so I'll try and get her to play with this and modify the command database. Note that the colours may vary between r/s/e and fr/lg.
     
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    Very helpful, but how can you stop the code? Like for example:

    You received the Running Shoes! Now you can run.

    Doing it how you told us, it would come out like this:

    You received the Running Shoes! Now you can run.

    Or if it only applies to one word, it will come out like this:

    You received the Running Shoes! Now you can run.
     
    Yeah, you're probably right. The "00" makes sense that it's black. I'd imagine something like FF being white.
     
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