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For some strange reason the command "\xn[name]" doesn't work. Anyone can help me please?
 
Can the presets be coded to say a specific name? Like writing "\xnpn" and it displays the name of the player without needing brackets? Or a predetermined character name just to make it shorter
 
The script appears to work without major issues in v20.x, in case you were planning to update.
 
Hi everyone,

I can't seem to get the name box to match the speech frame currently selected. When I put nil as the value of the default like the script comments suggest, it puts some other window rather than the window skin I have selected in options.
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Also how would I create these message windows from inside a script rather than the Text Message event?
 
Back when I originally started using this script, several script and Essentials versions ago, I used the syntax of
\xn[\bSteve]\bI am a guy.
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to get a custom text box graphic, and give the name string male/female colors. That no longer works, producing a gray name string that says something like
Steve, ADACA8
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My problem is that I don't know why it's not working. The obvious possibilities are either that
the 19.1 version of this script doesn't work with Essentials 20.1, or that
the 19.1 version of this script doesn't work with the syntax from the 18.1 version of this script.

If it's the former, I can wait for this script to hopefully be updated. But if it's the latter, I'll have to either go through and manually update hundreds of lines of dialogue, or try to hack together a custom implementation of the script that can handle the old syntax.

UPDATE: I noticed that the script's default preset red/blue colors didn't match Essentials' red/blue text colors. If anyone needs them, the correct color codes are:
xna: "e00808","d0d0c8"
xnb: "3050c8","d0d0c8"

UPDATE 2: Maybe I'll just do it manually. I've been meaning to replace some names with variable references anyway.
 
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Gardenette said:
Hi everyone,

I can't seem to get the name box to match the speech frame currently selected. When I put nil as the value of the default like the script comments suggest, it puts some other window rather than the window skin I have selected in options.
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Also how would I create these message windows from inside a script rather than the Text Message event?
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- To move the namebox lower, change the OFFSET_NAMEWINDOW_Y number from 0 to a positive number. (Negative will move it higher). I use 20.

- If nil doesn't work, you can try saving the chosen windowskin in a variable (in the options script), then read from that variable in the messages script (though there's surely gotta be a much better way to do this, I hope someone who knows can chime in). Let's say $game_variables[100]. Then go through the numbers. 0 would be the first windowskin, anything else would be 1, 2 etc.

- As far as running it from inside a script is concerned, you can use the pbMessage function (Essentials message system is different from what you can find in the interpreter script functions, which are the event commands in script form). Message strings are displayed using _INTL, so, for instance, here is the snippet from the function:
V20:
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def pbMessage(message, commands = nil, cmdIfCancel = 0, skin = nil, defaultCmd = 0, &block)
  ret = 0
  msgwindow = pbCreateMessageWindow(nil, skin)
  if commands
    ret = pbMessageDisplay(msgwindow, message, true,
                           proc { |msgwindow|
                             next Kernel.pbShowCommands(msgwindow, commands, cmdIfCancel, defaultCmd, &block)
                           }, &block)
  else
    pbMessageDisplay(msgwindow, message, &block)
  end
  pbDisposeMessageWindow(msgwindow)
  Input.update
  return ret
end

in use it would be:

pbMessage(_INTL("Blah, blah."), ")
I am unsure how to add the escape catch for \xn, though.

SomeGreenGuy said:
Back when I originally started using this script, several script and Essentials versions ago, I used the syntax of

to get a custom text box graphic, and give the name string male/female colors. That no longer works, producing a gray name string that says something like

My problem is that I don't know why it's not working. The obvious possibilities are either that
the 19.1 version of this script doesn't work with Essentials 20.1, or that
the 19.1 version of this script doesn't work with the syntax from the 18.1 version of this script.

If it's the former, I can wait for this script to hopefully be updated. But if it's the latter, I'll have to either go through and manually update hundreds of lines of dialogue, or try to hack together a custom implementation of the script that can handle the old syntax.

UPDATE: I noticed that the script's default preset red/blue colors didn't match Essentials' red/blue text colors. If anyone needs them, the correct color codes are:
xna: "e00808","d0d0c8"
xnb: "3050c8","d0d0c8"

UPDATE 2: Maybe I'll just do it manually. I've been meaning to replace some names with variable references anyway.
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Which Ess. version are you using? Try installing the corresponding versions of the script onto their vanilla Essentials versions, and try reproducing this for each.
Hm, perhaps Essentials default colors were updated after v19+ ?
 
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AenaonDogsky said:
Which Ess. version are you using? Try installing the corresponding versions of the script onto their vanilla Essentials versions, and try reproducing this for each.
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v20.1
I updated everything to use the new syntax manually. Didn't take as long as I though it would.
 
Kartik said:
Is it possible to change the windowskin for it in respect to the speech's windowskin

in the screenshot below you can see it still uses the windowskin for the first hgss frame and not the corresponding one even thou i have all the windowskins in the folder

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Found a way to do this.
So I'm using DerxwnaKapsyla's version of the code that includes a text skip script, but this should still work for you.

Let's say you have DEFAULT_WINDOWSKIN= set to "speech em", which is the default for Mr. Gela's script.
Find the lines namewindow.setSkin("Graphics/Windowskins/"+newSkin)
and replace both of them with namewindow.setSkin(MessageConfig.pbGetSpeechFrame())

That should work for you.

If you have this line DEFAULT_WINDOWSKIN= set to nil like so: DEFAULT_WINDOWSKIN=nil, then you will need to add an else statement later on in the code.

if newSkin!=nil
if newSkin==DEFAULT_WINDOWSKIN
if isDark==true
else
namewindow.setSkin(MessageConfig.pbGetSpeechFrame())
end
else
namewindow.setSkin(MessageConfig.pbGetSpeechFrame())
end
else
namewindow.setSkin(MessageConfig.pbGetSpeechFrame())
end

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Enjoy~

AenaonDogsky said:
- To move the namebox lower, change the OFFSET_NAMEWINDOW_Y number from 0 to a positive number. (Negative will move it higher). I use 20.

- If nil doesn't work, you can try saving the chosen windowskin in a variable (in the options script), then read from that variable in the messages script (though there's surely gotta be a much better way to do this, I hope someone who knows can chime in). Let's say $game_variables[100]. Then go through the numbers. 0 would be the first windowskin, anything else would be 1, 2 etc.

- As far as running it from inside a script is concerned, you can use the pbMessage function (Essentials message system is different from what you can find in the interpreter script functions, which are the event commands in script form). Message strings are displayed using _INTL, so, for instance, here is the snippet from the function:
V20:
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def pbMessage(message, commands = nil, cmdIfCancel = 0, skin = nil, defaultCmd = 0, &block)
  ret = 0
  msgwindow = pbCreateMessageWindow(nil, skin)
  if commands
    ret = pbMessageDisplay(msgwindow, message, true,
                           proc { |msgwindow|
                             next Kernel.pbShowCommands(msgwindow, commands, cmdIfCancel, defaultCmd, &block)
                           }, &block)
  else
    pbMessageDisplay(msgwindow, message, &block)
  end
  pbDisposeMessageWindow(msgwindow)
  Input.update
  return ret
end

in use it would be:

pbMessage(_INTL("Blah, blah."), ")
I am unsure how to add the escape catch for \xn, though.



Which Ess. version are you using? Try installing the corresponding versions of the script onto their vanilla Essentials versions, and try reproducing this for each.
Hm, perhaps Essentials default colors were updated after v19+ ?
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Yep, the escape character for \ is \ so \\xn[Ceiba] works. Thanks!
 
v21.1
Every time I talk to an NPC this pops up, it does not crash the game but is there a quick fix because just replacing the "colorToRgb32" with "color.to_rgb32" does actually crashes the game.

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Hi, I'm using this script and it works but I can't use new samples. When I create a fourth one, it shows in the dialogue box as a text and it doesn't show the name window. I saw something related to the FORMATREGEXP in previous comments but I don't know what I have to change there.

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I've got the version 21 code in, but it doesn't seem to work. Just seeing \xn[text] and nothing else. I don't have anything else added in the script section, and I don't think any of the pluggins i have conflict. Did I need to add some new code elsewhere?
 
So I finally got around to asking about how to fix the "color.to_rgb32" notification in the console, and it's been fixed now, meaning this should be future compatable with v22.

Name Windows, v21, Future-Proof:
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# Name-box by By Theo/MrGela @ theo#7722
# Expected behaviour and use:
# Use in a text command, with an added keyword like "\xn[Test]" in order to
# display a small box to the top-left of the message window, displaying "Test".
# This window will rely on the user's choice of text frame unless there's one
# specified in DEFAULT_WINDOWSKIN below.
#===============================================================================
# HOW TO USE THIS?
# \xn[Text,baseColor,shadowColor,fontName,fontSize,textAlignment,windowX,windowY,windowSkin]
# EXAMPLES:
# \xn[Prof. Oak,0073ff,7bbdef,Power Clear,,2]Test.
# \wu\xn[Prof. Oak,,,,,2,18,162]Test.
#===============================================================================
# CONFIGURATION
#===============================================================================
# SHIFT NAMEWINDOW IN X AXIS (except when specifying a particular X location)
OFFSET_NAMEWINDOW_X=0
# SHIFT NAMEWINDOW IN Y AXIS (except when specifying a particular Y location)
OFFSET_NAMEWINDOW_Y=0
# WHETHER THE TEXT SHOULD BE CENTERED (0=right, 1=center, 2=right)
DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT=1   
# ENSURES A MIN. WIDTH OF THE WINDOW
MIN_WIDTH=150
# DEFAULT FONT
DEFAULT_FONT="Power Green" # "Power Clear", etc.
# DEFAULT FONT SIZE
DEFAULT_FONT_SIZE=nil
# DEFAULT WINDOWSKIN (nil = based on the currently displayed message windowskin)
# (File inside Graphics/Windowskins/)
DEFAULT_WINDOWSKIN=nil
#===============================================================================
# END CONFIGURATION / Don't touch anything below this point or you'll get a bonk
#===============================================================================
# Params:
# 0       = msgwindow (required)
# 1       = string (required)
# 2       = use dark windowskin? (boolean) (defaults to false)
# 3       = color override
# 4       = shadow override
# 4       = font override
# 5       = font size override
# 6       = alignment (defaults to 0, left)
# 7 and 8 = forced X and Y of the namewindow
def pbDisplayNameWindow(params)
  name         = params[1]
  isDark       = params[2]  if params[2]
  colorBase    = (MessageConfig::DARK_TEXT_MAIN_COLOR).to_rgb32
  colorBase    = (MessageConfig::LIGHT_TEXT_MAIN_COLOR).to_rgb32 if isDark==true
  colorBase    = params[3]  if !params[3].nil?
  colowShadow  = (MessageConfig::DARK_TEXT_SHADOW_COLOR).to_rgb32
  colorShadow  = (MessageConfig::LIGHT_TEXT_SHADOW_COLOR).to_rgb32 if isDark==true
  colorShadow  = params[4]  if !params[4].nil?
  font         = params[5]  if !params[5].nil?
  font         = DEFAULT_FONT if font.nil? || font=="0"
  fontSize     = DEFAULT_FONT_SIZE
  fontSize     = params[6]  if !params[6].nil?
  position     = params[7]  if !params[7].nil?
  newX         = 0
  newY         = 0
  newX         = params[8]  if !params[8].nil?
  newY         = params[9]  if !params[9].nil?
  newSkin      = params[10] if params[10] != (nil || "0")
  newSkin      = DEFAULT_WINDOWSKIN if newSkin=="nil" || (newSkin==nil || newSkin=="0")
  msgwindow=params[0]
  fullName=(params[1].split(","))[0]
  # Handle text alignment
  align=""
  alignEnd=""
  case DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT
  when 0
    align="<al>"
    alignEnd="</al>"
  when 1
    align="<ac>"
    alignEnd="</ac>"
  when 2
    align="<ar>"
    alignEnd="</ar>"
  end
  # If position is defined, use that instead
  if !position.nil? || position!="nil"
    case position
    when "0"
      align="<al>"
      alignEnd="</al>"
    when "1", "", nil
      align="<ac>"
      alignEnd="</ac>"
    when "2"
      align="<ar>"
      alignEnd="</ar>"
    end
  end
  fullName.insert(0,align)
  fullName+=alignEnd
  # Handle text color
  # If base or shadow are empty somehow, load windowskin-sensitive colors
  if colorBase.nil? || colorBase.empty?
    colorBase=(MessageConfig::DARK_TEXT_MAIN_COLOR).to_rgb32
    colorBase=(MessageConfig::LIGHT_TEXT_MAIN_COLOR).to_rgb32 if isDark==true
  end
  if colorShadow.nil? || colorShadow.empty?
    colorShadow=(MessageConfig::DARK_TEXT_SHADOW_COLOR).to_rgb32
    colorShadow=(MessageConfig::LIGHT_TEXT_SHADOW_COLOR).to_rgb32 if isDark==true
  end
  fullColor="<c3="+colorBase+","+colorShadow+">"
  fullName.insert(0,fullColor) unless fullColor=="<c3=0,0>"
  # Handle text font
  if font.nil? || font.empty?
  elsif font.is_a?(String)
    fullFont="<fn="+font+">"
    fullName.insert(0,fullFont)
    fullName+="</fn>"
  end
  # Handle text font size
  if fontSize.nil?
  elsif (fontSize.is_a?(Numeric) && fontSize!=0) || (fontSize.is_a?(String) && !fontSize.empty? && fontSize!="0")
    fullFontSize="<fs="+fontSize.to_s+">"
    fullName.insert(0,fullFontSize)
    fullName+="</fs>"
  end
  namewindow=Window_AdvancedTextPokemon.new(_INTL(fullName.to_s))
  if isDark==true
    namewindow.setSkin("Graphics/Windowskins/speech black")
  end
  if newSkin!=nil
    if newSkin==DEFAULT_WINDOWSKIN
      if isDark==true
      else
        namewindow.setSkin("Graphics/Windowskins/"+newSkin)
      end
    else
      namewindow.setSkin("Graphics/Windowskins/"+newSkin)
    end
  end
  namewindow.resizeToFit(namewindow.text,Graphics.width)
  namewindow.width=MIN_WIDTH if namewindow.width<=MIN_WIDTH
  namewindow.width = namewindow.width
  namewindow.y=msgwindow.y-namewindow.height
  if newX != (nil || "0") && !newX.empty?
    namewindow.x=newX.to_i
  else
    namewindow.x+=OFFSET_NAMEWINDOW_X
  end
  if newY != (nil || "0") && !newY.empty?
    namewindow.y=newY.to_i
  else
    namewindow.y+=OFFSET_NAMEWINDOW_Y
  end
 
  namewindow.viewport=msgwindow.viewport
  namewindow.z=msgwindow.z
  return namewindow
end

def pbMessageDisplay(msgwindow,message,letterbyletter=true,commandProc=nil)
  return if !msgwindow
  oldletterbyletter = msgwindow.letterbyletter
  msgwindow.letterbyletter = (letterbyletter) ? true : false
  ret = nil
  commands = nil
  facewindow = nil
  goldwindow = nil
  coinwindow = nil
  namewindow = nil
  battlepointswindow = nil
  cmdvariable = 0
  cmdIfCancel = 0
  msgwindow.waitcount = 0
  autoresume = false
  text = message.clone
  msgback = nil
  linecount = (Graphics.height > 400) ? 3 : 2
  ### Text replacement
  text.gsub!(/\\sign\[([^\]]*)\]/i) do      # \sign[something] gets turned into
    next "\\op\\cl\\ts[]\\w[" + $1 + "]"    # \op\cl\ts[]\w[something]
  end
  text.gsub!(/\\\\/, "\5")
  text.gsub!(/\\1/, "\1")
  if $game_actors
    text.gsub!(/\\n\[([1-8])\]/i) { next $game_actors[$1.to_i].name }
  end
  text.gsub!(/\\pn/i,  $player.name) if $player
  text.gsub!(/\\pm/i,  _INTL("${1}", $player.money.to_s_formatted)) if $player
  text.gsub!(/\\n/i,   "\n")
  text.gsub!(/\\\[([0-9a-f]{8,8})\]/i) { "<c2=" + $1 + ">" }
  text.gsub!(/\\pg/i,  "\\b") if $player&.male?
  text.gsub!(/\\pg/i,  "\\r") if $player&.female?
  text.gsub!(/\\pog/i, "\\r") if $player&.male?
  text.gsub!(/\\pog/i, "\\b") if $player&.female?
  text.gsub!(/\\pg/i,  "")
  text.gsub!(/\\pog/i, "")
  male_text_tag = shadowc3tag(MessageConfig::MALE_TEXT_MAIN_COLOR, MessageConfig::MALE_TEXT_SHADOW_COLOR)
  female_text_tag = shadowc3tag(MessageConfig::FEMALE_TEXT_MAIN_COLOR, MessageConfig::FEMALE_TEXT_SHADOW_COLOR)
  text.gsub!(/\\b/i,   male_text_tag)
  text.gsub!(/\\r/i,   female_text_tag)
  text.gsub!(/\\[Ww]\[([^\]]*)\]/) do
    w = $1.to_s
    if w == ""
      msgwindow.windowskin = nil
    else
      msgwindow.setSkin("Graphics/Windowskins/#{w}", false)
    end
    next ""
  end
  isDarkSkin = isDarkWindowskin(msgwindow.windowskin)
  text.gsub!(/\\c\[([0-9]+)\]/i) do
    next getSkinColor(msgwindow.windowskin, $1.to_i, isDarkSkin)
  end
  loop do
    last_text = text.clone
    text.gsub!(/\\v\[([0-9]+)\]/i) { $game_variables[$1.to_i] }
    break if text == last_text
  end
  loop do
    last_text = text.clone
    text.gsub!(/\\l\[([0-9]+)\]/i) do
      linecount = [1, $1.to_i].max
      next ""
    end
    break if text == last_text
  end
  colortag = ""
  if $game_system && $game_system.message_frame != 0
    colortag = getSkinColor(msgwindow.windowskin, 0, true)
  else
    colortag = getSkinColor(msgwindow.windowskin, 0, isDarkSkin)
  end
  text = colortag + text
  ### Controls
  textchunks = []
  controls = []
  while text[/(?:\\([Xn][Nn]|[Dd][Xx][Nn]|[Xn][Nn][Aa]|[Xn][Nn][Bb]|[Xn][Nn][Cc]|f|ff|ts|cl|me|se|wt|wtnp|ch)\[([^\]]*)\]|\\(g|cn|pt|wd|wm|op|cl|wu|\.|\||\!|\^))/i]
    textchunks.push($~.pre_match)
    if $~[1]
      controls.push([$~[1].downcase, $~[2], -1])
    else
      controls.push([$~[3].downcase, "", -1])
    end
    text = $~.post_match
  end
  textchunks.push(text)
  textchunks.each do |chunk|
    chunk.gsub!(/\005/, "\\")
  end
  textlen = 0
  controls.length.times do |i|
    control = controls[i][0]
    case control
    when "wt", "wtnp", ".", "|"
      textchunks[i] += "\2"
    when "!"
      textchunks[i] += "\1"
    end
    textlen += toUnformattedText(textchunks[i]).scan(/./m).length
    controls[i][2] = textlen
  end
  text = textchunks.join
  appear_timer_start = nil
  appear_duration = 0.5   # In seconds
  haveSpecialClose = false
  specialCloseSE = ""
  startSE = nil
  controls.length.times do |i|
    control = controls[i][0]
    param = controls[i][1]
    case control
    when "op"
      appear_timer_start = System.uptime
    when "cl"
      text = text.sub(/\001\z/, "")   # fix: '$' can match end of line as well
      haveSpecialClose = true
      specialCloseSE = param
    when "f"
      facewindow&.dispose
      facewindow = PictureWindow.new("Graphics/Pictures/#{param}")
    when "ff"
      facewindow&.dispose
      facewindow = FaceWindowVX.new(param)
    when "ch"
      cmds = param.clone
      cmdvariable = pbCsvPosInt!(cmds)
      cmdIfCancel = pbCsvField!(cmds).to_i
      commands = []
      while cmds.length > 0
        commands.push(pbCsvField!(cmds))
      end
    when "wtnp", "^"
      text = text.sub(/\001\z/, "")   # fix: '$' can match end of line as well
    when "se"
      if controls[i][2] == 0
        startSE = param
        controls[i] = nil
      end
    end
  end
  if startSE
    pbSEPlay(pbStringToAudioFile(startSE))
  elsif !appear_timer_start && letterbyletter
    pbPlayDecisionSE
  end
  # Position message window
  pbRepositionMessageWindow(msgwindow, linecount)
  if facewindow
    pbPositionNearMsgWindow(facewindow, msgwindow, :left)
    facewindow.viewport = msgwindow.viewport
    facewindow.z        = msgwindow.z
  end
  atTop = (msgwindow.y == 0)
  # Show text
  msgwindow.text = text
  loop do
    if appear_timer_start
      y_start = (atTop) ? -msgwindow.height : Graphics.height
      y_end = (atTop) ? 0 : Graphics.height - msgwindow.height
      msgwindow.y = lerp(y_start, y_end, appear_duration, appear_timer_start, System.uptime)
      appear_timer_start = nil if msgwindow.y == y_end
    end
    controls.length.times do |i|
      next if !controls[i]
      next if controls[i][2] > msgwindow.position || msgwindow.waitcount != 0
      control = controls[i][0]
      param = controls[i][1]
      case control
#--- Name Box Changes ---
        when "xn"
          # Show name box, displaying string
          string=controls[i][1]
          extra=string.split(",")
          # Feed them 0/nil to pass down and later ignore
          extra[1]="" if extra[1]=="" || !extra[1]
          extra[2]="" if extra[2]=="" || !extra[2]
          extra[3]="0" if extra[3]=="" || !extra[3]
          extra[4]="0" if extra[4]=="" || !extra[4]
          extra[5]="nil" if extra[5]=="" || !extra[5]
          extra[6]="0" if extra[6]=="" || !extra[6]
          extra[7]="0" if extra[7]=="" || !extra[7]
          extra[8]="0" if extra[8]=="" || !extra[8]
          colorBase=extra[1]
          colorShadow=extra[2]
          font=extra[3]
          fontSize=extra[4]
          alignment=extra[5]
          forcedX=extra[6]
          forcedY=extra[7]
          newSkin=extra[8]
          namewindow&.dispose
          namewindow = pbDisplayNameWindow([msgwindow,string,false,colorBase,colorShadow,font,fontSize,alignment,forcedX,forcedY,newSkin])
        when "dxn"
          # Show dark name box, displaying string
          string=controls[i][1]
          extra=string.split(",")
          # Feed them 0/nil to pass down and later ignore
          extra[1]="" if extra[1]=="" || !extra[1]
          extra[2]="" if extra[2]=="" || !extra[2]
          extra[3]="0" if extra[3]=="" || !extra[3]
          extra[4]="0" if extra[4]=="" || !extra[4]
          extra[5]="nil" if extra[5]=="" || !extra[5]
          extra[6]="0" if extra[6]=="" || !extra[6]
          extra[7]="0" if extra[7]=="" || !extra[7]
          extra[8]="0" if extra[8]=="" || !extra[8]
          colorBase=extra[1]
          colorShadow=extra[2]
          font=extra[3]
          fontSize=extra[4]
          alignment=extra[5]
          forcedX=extra[6]
          forcedY=extra[7]
          newSkin=extra[8]
          namewindow&.dispose
          namewindow = pbDisplayNameWindow([msgwindow,string,true,colorBase,colorShadow,font,fontSize,alignment,forcedX,forcedY,newSkin])
        # START SAMPLES / PRESETS
        # Three samples, use xna, xnb or xnc instead of xn or dxn in the text command
        # These do not take any additional parameters except for name
        # I created these samples so if, for example, you use a couple of commands
        # all the time (like to make the text blue/red for some NPCs) you don't
        # have to manually type them all the time, and can use these as shortcuts
        # instead!
        # Customize at your own peril but feel free to contact me on the
        # resource's thread for some directions.
        # namewindow=pbDisplayNameWindow([msgwindow,string,true,colorBase,colorShadow,font,fontSize,alignment,forcedX,forcedY,newSkin])
        # Only keep msgwindow, string and the true/false, and set the others (as "0"/nil)
        when "xna"
          # Sample, sets a particular color (red)
          string=controls[i][1]
          namewindow&.dispose# if namewindow
          namewindow=pbDisplayNameWindow([msgwindow,string,false,"ef2110","ffadbd","0","0",nil,"0","0","0"])
        when "xnb"
          # Sample, sets a particular color (blue)
          string=controls[i][1]
          namewindow&.dispose# if namewindow
          namewindow=pbDisplayNameWindow([msgwindow,string,false,"0073ff","7bbdef","0","0",nil,"0","0","0"])
        when "xnc"
          # Sample, window is placed at 96, 96, uses a different font and windowskin
          string=controls[i][1]
          namewindow&.dispose# if namewindow
          namewindow=pbDisplayNameWindow([msgwindow,string,false,"0","0","Power Clear","0",nil,"96","96","speech frlg"])
        # END SAMPLES / PRESETS
      when "f"
        facewindow&.dispose
        facewindow = PictureWindow.new("Graphics/Pictures/#{param}")
        pbPositionNearMsgWindow(facewindow, msgwindow, :left)
        facewindow.viewport = msgwindow.viewport
        facewindow.z        = msgwindow.z
      when "ff"
        facewindow&.dispose
        facewindow = FaceWindowVX.new(param)
        pbPositionNearMsgWindow(facewindow, msgwindow, :left)
        facewindow.viewport = msgwindow.viewport
        facewindow.z        = msgwindow.z
      when "g"      # Display gold window
        goldwindow&.dispose
        goldwindow = pbDisplayGoldWindow(msgwindow)
      when "cn"     # Display coins window
        coinwindow&.dispose
        coinwindow = pbDisplayCoinsWindow(msgwindow, goldwindow)
      when "pt"     # Display battle points window
        battlepointswindow&.dispose
        battlepointswindow = pbDisplayBattlePointsWindow(msgwindow)
      when "wu"
        atTop = true
        msgwindow.y = 0
        pbPositionNearMsgWindow(facewindow, msgwindow, :left)
        if appear_timer_start
          msgwindow.y = lerp(y_start, y_end, appear_duration, appear_timer_start, System.uptime)
        end
      when "wm"
        atTop = false
        msgwindow.y = (Graphics.height - msgwindow.height) / 2
        pbPositionNearMsgWindow(facewindow, msgwindow, :left)
      when "wd"
        atTop = false
        msgwindow.y = Graphics.height - msgwindow.height
        pbPositionNearMsgWindow(facewindow, msgwindow, :left)
        if appear_timer_start
          msgwindow.y = lerp(y_start, y_end, appear_duration, appear_timer_start, System.uptime)
        end
      when "ts"     # Change text speed
        msgwindow.textspeed = (param == "") ? 0 : param.to_i / 80.0
      when "."      # Wait 0.25 seconds
        msgwindow.waitcount += 0.25
      when "|"      # Wait 1 second
        msgwindow.waitcount += 1.0
      when "wt"     # Wait X/20 seconds
        param = param.sub(/\A\s+/, "").sub(/\s+\z/, "")
        msgwindow.waitcount += param.to_i / 20.0
      when "wtnp"   # Wait X/20 seconds, no pause
        param = param.sub(/\A\s+/, "").sub(/\s+\z/, "")
        msgwindow.waitcount = param.to_i / 20.0
        autoresume = true
      when "^"      # Wait, no pause
        autoresume = true
      when "se"     # Play SE
        pbSEPlay(pbStringToAudioFile(param))
      when "me"     # Play ME
        pbMEPlay(pbStringToAudioFile(param))
      end
      controls[i] = nil
    end
    break if !letterbyletter
    Graphics.update
    Input.update
    facewindow&.update
    if autoresume && msgwindow.waitcount == 0
      msgwindow.resume if msgwindow.busy?
      break if !msgwindow.busy?
    end
    if Input.trigger?(Input::USE) || Input.trigger?(Input::BACK)
      if msgwindow.busy?
        pbPlayDecisionSE if msgwindow.pausing?
        msgwindow.resume
      elsif !appear_timer_start
        break
      end
    end
    pbUpdateSceneMap
    msgwindow.update
    yield if block_given?
    break if (!letterbyletter || commandProc || commands) && !msgwindow.busy?
  end
  Input.update   # Must call Input.update again to avoid extra triggers
  msgwindow.letterbyletter = oldletterbyletter
  if commands
    $game_variables[cmdvariable] = pbShowCommands(msgwindow, commands, cmdIfCancel)
    $game_map.need_refresh = true if $game_map
  end
  ret = commandProc.call(msgwindow) if commandProc
  goldwindow&.dispose
  coinwindow&.dispose
  battlepointswindow&.dispose
  facewindow&.dispose
  namewindow&.dispose
  if haveSpecialClose
    pbSEPlay(pbStringToAudioFile(specialCloseSE))
    atTop = (msgwindow.y == 0)
    y_start = (atTop) ? 0 : Graphics.height - msgwindow.height
    y_end = (atTop) ? -msgwindow.height : Graphics.height
    disappear_duration = 0.5   # In seconds
    disappear_timer_start = System.uptime
    loop do
      msgwindow.y = lerp(y_start, y_end, disappear_duration, disappear_timer_start, System.uptime)
      Graphics.update
      Input.update
      pbUpdateSceneMap
      msgwindow.update
      break if msgwindow.y == y_end
    end
  end
  return ret
end
 
DerxwnaKapsyla said:
Updated the Name Window script to v21; no Text Skip included in this one though.
Click to expand...

I have your script copy at the end of the Message-Scripts but its came an error:
Exception `NameError' at 091:Messages:1036 - uninitialized constant MessageConfig::MALE_TEXT_MAIN_COLOR
 
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