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[Essentials Tutorial] Transparent Speech Box

thor348

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    Her's a quick tutorial for those who want to make some speech bubbles transparent.

    So here is how the final product will look like:



    Here's what you do:
    1) Go to your Graphics Folder then the Windowskins Folder
    2) Copy and paste a copy of "frlgtextskin.png" and rename it whatever you'd like.
    This is how it should look:



    3) Go into any image editor you prefer (I use Paint.Net) and change the copied image transparency to however you would like it.
    4) Now just by doing this, you cannot change to it in the game. First you'll have to go into the script editor and add a line.
    5) So go into the script editor and click on the "PokemonOptions" section.
    6) Now scroll down to the part, "Stores game options" (for me it's at line 200)
    7) You'll see where it says "# Default text skin - frlgtextskin"
    8) Scroll down until you see "textbox19",
    9) Now adjust it to where it looks like this:



    10) Once you've done that, you can now change the window skin via Event Command.
    Here's Where:


    There ya go! Request anything, I'll try to help
     
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    I don't recommend that you use the "Change Windowskin" event command, because it overrides the windowskin the player has chosen to use without remembering which one they were using. Your example changes it back to frlgtextskin, but it's entirely possible that they were using a different one instead, and this mucking around will annoy them.

    Either use the \w[X] (broken link removed) instead, or use scripts to remember and restore the user's windowskin.
     
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