Trainer Card/Badges

[Tigerbite]

I'm trying to figure out how to get more than 8 badges on the card. I'm only going to have 1 region.

I'm in the PokemonTrainerCard script looking at this area:

    pbDrawTextPositions(overlay,textPositions)
    x=72
    region=pbGetCurrentRegion(0) # Get the current region
    imagePositions=[]
    for i in 0...8
      if $Trainer.badges[i+region*8]
        imagePositions.push(["Graphics/Pictures/badges",x,310,i*32,region*32,32,32])
      end
      x+=48
    end
    pbDrawImagePositions(overlay,imagePositions)
  end

I know, I will most likely have to edit the lines above that to to move the text around to be able to fit 2 rows of badges on the trainer card. But how would I go about getting 2 rows of badges on the card? I looked all over the wiki and didn't see it (possibly overlooked it.)

 

[FL]

Change this script to (untested):

    pbDrawTextPositions(overlay,textPositions)
    imagePositions=[]
    for region in 0...2
      x=72
      for i in 0...8
        if $Trainer.badges[i+region*8]
          imagePositions.push(["Graphics/Pictures/badges",x,278+32*region,i*32,region*32,32,32])
        end
        x+=48
      end
    end
    pbDrawImagePositions(overlay,imagePositions)
  end

 

[Tigerbite]

-edit-
Woo, finally found the problem! :D

Thanks, worked great. Now I have 2 rows but I can't figure out how to move the rows around on the y (or separate the distance between the 2 rows.)

I've tried putting y in a bunch of places and changing the number with no luck. I'm guessing I haven't found the right spot or I'm doing something wrong. Any ideas? Not touching ruby in over 4 years is killer >_>

 

[BlackWaltz3]

The part in the above code that says "278+region*32" is the Y coordinate of the respective graphic. So, if you want to move both rows, change the 278 value, or if you want to move the relative distance of the rows, change the 32. You may need to offset the 278 to offset any changes you make for the latter; trial and error is your friend here.

 

[Tigerbite]

Yeah, I just changed it to y, then defined y and y+, it's all good now! :D