Pokemon Bag

Kaito123 · Aug 5, 2013

Hello, I want to modifed the Pokemon Bag, an I have some questions:

How I can put in the two red circles in my picture the Item Name and the quantity?

dexter1o6 · Aug 6, 2013

To place square like that, I would suggest looking at how other squares are placed. For example, in the folder 'graphics' under 'pictures' you find 'bagSel.png'. This is the kind of square you're looking for, right? See how it is used, and try to copy that.

Ps. I have no experience with this thing at all (so I'm like a Ralts without Confusion, just growling about...)

EDIT: Oh wait, I think I misunderstood your question. You want information in those circle-thingies. Uhm. I can see that there is information displayed. Maybe try to find out how that is displayed, then copy the code for that, and display the name and quantity instead. The name is (I think) already a string (text-variable), so you can just display it. As for the quantity, that will probably be an integer (number-variable). You may have to cast it (but I don't know how that works in Ruby).

Maruno · Aug 6, 2013

dexter's advice is basically correct. You want to add some text to your screen. Is there an existing example of text being on the screen? The item description, you say? How does that work? Can you copy it?

Kaito123 · Aug 6, 2013

it must be that:

Code:

@sprites["itemtextwindow"].text=(itemwindow.item==0) ? _INTL("Close bag.") : 
       pbGetMessage(MessageTypes::ItemDescriptions,itemwindow.item)

or is that not the right?

Maruno · Aug 6, 2013

That's the part that updates the description text when you change which item you're looking at. However, that's just half of it. The other half is creating the window to put the text in (the window is called @sprites["itemtextwindow"]). You'll need to create two more windows, one for the item's name and one for the quantity.

Here's how the item description's window is created:

Code:

    @sprites["itemtextwindow"]=Window_UnformattedTextPokemon.new("")
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].x=72
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].y=270
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].width=Graphics.width-72
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].height=128
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].baseColor=ITEMTEXTBASECOLOR
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].shadowColor=ITEMTEXTSHADOWCOLOR
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].visible=true
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].viewport=@viewport
    @sprites["itemtextwindow"].windowskin=nil

Just copy-paste, really (both the code above and the update part).

Kaito123 · Aug 6, 2013

thanks :D
but how I call the quantity and the name with the script ?

Maruno · Aug 6, 2013

The name and the quantity both (used to) appear in the list of items. Both these properties are also used in many other scripts. Is it so difficult for you to do some research of your own?

Kaito123 · Aug 12, 2013

sry, but I don't know how I to do this

i have try this:

Code:

@sprites["itemnamewindow"].text=(itemwindow.item==0) ? _INTL("Close bag.") : 
              pbGetMessage(MessageTypes::Itemname,itemwindow.item)

and how I do this with the quantity?

Edit: I really don't know, how I can do it at this Way...... Because what i should write instead of "ItemDescriptions".......

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