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#==============================================================================
# ■ Battle Luna Configuration
# =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
# This customizes the Battle GUI.
#==============================================================================
module BattleLuna
module HUD
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section adds a background beneath the Actor/Battler UI.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
BACKGROUND_WINDOW = {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the right.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:x => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :y refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move up, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the down.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:y => 296,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when
# you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the
# value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:z => 300,
:width => 640, # Change the width of the window.
:height => 120, # Change the height of the window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set a Background Display Type:
# 0 - Windowskin; 1 - Gradient Background; 2 - Picture
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0, # 0 - Window Default; 1 - Gradient; 2 - Picture
# Type 0 settings (Windowskin)
:type_0 => {
:skin => "Window", # Name of the Windowskin
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 1 settings (Gradient Background)
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_1 => {
:color1 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:color2 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:vertical => false, # Display the gradient vertically.
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 2 settings (Picture Background)
# :picture = Name of the Picture located in Graphics/System folder.
# :opacity = Transparency of the picture. 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_2 => {
:picture => "Help_Window",
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 0,
},
} # End BACKGROUND_WINDOW.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Battler Status involves modifying the window where the actor status is
# shown. Use this to increase or decrease the limit the amount of actors
# displayed.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
BATTLER_HUD = {
# Sizes settings
:width => 96, # Change the width of the window.
:height => 96 , # Change the height of the display.
:max_width => 640, # Used for centering horizontal HUD
:max_height => 96, # Used for centering vertical HUD
:vertical => false, # Display vertically? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Modify Cursor Position
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:cursor => true, # Enable default selection.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window
# display without affecting its base x, y, and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:cursor_offset_x => -12,
:cursor_offset_y => 0,
# Position Settings
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the right.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:x => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when
# you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the
# value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:y => 308,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# These offsets can only be used string for eval.
# It converts the uoted string into a function with its values that can
# be called up to be used/applied. Offset Values refer to how much you
# want to nudge the window display without affecting its base x and y.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:z => 350,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# These offsets can only be used string for eval.
# It converts the uoted string into a function with its values that can
# be called up to be used/applied. Offset Values refer to how much you
# want to nudge the window display without affecting its base x and y.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => "0", # index is actor index in party
:offset_y => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This function is the distance between the objects.
# Can be negative or positive values.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:spacing => 8,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Enable centering for the Battler/Actor/Player UI?
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:center => true,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# The main settings is for the battler UI. This allows you to add a
# custom picture background for it.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:main => {
:enable => false, # Enable main settings? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window
# display without affecting its base x, y, and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 12,
:offset_y => 66,
:offset_z => 10,
:filename => "Skin_Main", # Picture Filename.
:collapse => false, # Enable collapse options?
:collapse_type => 1, # 0 - Like Battler; 1 - Grey out.
:highlight => true, # Highlight when selected.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# When enabled, you can set custom graphics based on Actor ID/Index.
# filename + "_ActorID" (Example: MainHUD_1)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:base_actor => false,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# When enabled, you can set custom graphics based on Class ID/Index.
# filename + "_ActorID_ClassID" (Example: MainHUD_1_1)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:base_class => false,
}, # End main.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# The select settings is if you want to add a picture graphic
# when selecting an actor/battler.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:select => {
:enable => false, # Enable select settings? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window
# display without affecting its base x, y, and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 12,
:offset_y => 66,
:offset_z => 10,
:filename => "Skin_Select",# Picture Filename.
:frame => 1, # How many frames does the picture have?
:fps => 4, # Wait time Frames Per Second.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# When enabled, you can set custom graphics based on Actor ID/Index.
# filename + "_ActorID" (Example: MainHUD_1)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:base_actor => false,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# When enabled, you can set custom graphics based on Class ID/Index.
# filename + "_ActorID_ClassID" (Example: MainHUD_1_1)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:base_class => false,
}, # End select.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Face Settings allows you to set a faceset/bust shot/custom picture
# for the battlers/actors displayed in the menu.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:face => {
:enable => true, # Enable face settings? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window
# display without affecting its base x, y, and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 0,
:offset_z => 0,
:collapse => true, # Allow collapse effects? True/False
:collapse_type => 1, # 0 - Like Battler; 1 - Grey out.
:highlight => true, # Highlight when selected.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of face graphic you want to use.
# 0 - Default faceset; 1 - Custom face graphic.
# 2 - Custom face based on database settings. FaceName_FaceIndex
# Example for Eric: Actor4_0
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:type_1 => {
:filename => "Btskin_face", # Put image in Graphics/Faces
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# When enabled, you can set custom graphics based on Actor ID/Index.
# filename + "_ActorID" (Example: FaceHUD_1)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:base_actor => true,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# When enabled, you can set custom graphics based on Class ID/Index.
# filename + "_ActorID_ClassID" (Example: FaceHUD_1_1)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:base_class => false,
},
}, # End face.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize name settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:name => {
:enable => false, # Enable name display? True/False
:width => 120, # Change the width of the name rect.
:height => 24, # Change the height of the name rect.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 108,
:offset_y => 12,
:offset_z => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:bold => false, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 0,
:font => "VL Gothic", # Set Font type.
:size => 24, # Set Font Size
}, # End name.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize HP Bar settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:hp_bar => {
:enable => true, # Enable HP Bars? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 72,
:offset_z => 15,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# 0 - Default bar; 1 - Custom bar; 2 - Custom animated bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:vertical => false, # Display vertically? True/False
# Works for type 0 and 1.
:ani_rate => 0.02, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#---
:type_0 => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the bar background. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default windowskin colors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_color => [0, 0, 0, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color1 => [7, 101, 58, 255],
:color2 => [84, 194, 144, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:length => 96, # Width/Length of the bar.
:height => 12, # Height of the bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize the "HP" Vocab display.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 2,
:offset_y => 63,
:offset_z => 16,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:tcolor => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:toutline => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:bold => false, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 0,
:font => "VL Gothic", # Set Font type.
:size => 18, # Set Font Size
:text => "HP", # Change "HP" Vocab.
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:filename => "physbar-fill", # Custom HP Bar Filename.
},
#---
:type_2 => {
:filename => "Btskin_hp", # Custom Frame-based HP Bar Filename.
:frames => 10, # Amount of animation frames.
},
}, # End hp_bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize MP Bar settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:mp_bar => {
:enable => true, # Enable MP Bars? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 84,
:offset_z => 15,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# 0 - Default bar; 1 - Custom bar; 2 - Custom animated bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:vertical => false,# Display vertically? True/False
# Works for type 0 and 1.
:ani_rate => 0.02, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#---
:type_0 => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the bar background. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default windowskin colors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_color => [0, 0, 0, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color1 => [16, 16, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color2 => [64, 64, 255, 255],
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:length => 48, # Width/Length of the bar.
:height => 12, # Height of the bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize the "MP" Vocab display.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 2,
:offset_y => 75,
:offset_z => 16,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:tcolor => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:toutline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:bold => false, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 0,
:font => "VL Gothic", # Set Font type.
:size => 18, # Set Font Size
:text => "MP", # Change "MP" Vocab.
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:filename => "Skin_MP", # Custom MP Bar Filename.
},
#---
:type_2 => {
:filename => "Btskin_mp", # Custom Frame-based MP Bar Filename.
:frames => 10, # Amount of animation frames.
},
}, # End mp_bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize TP Bar settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:tp_bar => {
:enable => true, # Enable TP Bars? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 48,
:offset_y => 84,
:offset_z => 15,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# 0 - Default bar; 1 - Custom bar; 2 - Custom animated bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 2,
:vertical => false, # Display vertically? True/False
# Works for type 0 and 1.
:ani_rate => 0.02, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#---
:type_0 => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the bar background. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default windowskin colors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_color => [0, 0, 0, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color1 => [16, 255, 16, 255],
:color2 => [64, 255, 64, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:length => 48, # Width/Length of the bar.
:height => 12, # Height of the bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize the "TP" Vocab display.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 50,
:offset_y => 75,
:offset_z => 16,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:tcolor => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:toutline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:bold => false, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 0,
:font => "VL Gothic", # Set Font type.
:size => 18, # Set Font Size
:text => "TP", # Change "TP" Vocab.
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:filename => "Btskin_tp", # Custom TP Bar Filename.
},
#---
:type_2 => {
:filename => "Skin_TP", # Custom Frame-based TP Bar Filename.
:frames => 17, # Amount of animation frames.
},
}, # End tp_bar.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize HP Number settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:hp_num => {
:enable => true, # Enable HP Numbers? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 67,
:offset_z => 20,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# # 0 - Default font; 1 - Custom number picture sheet;
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:ani_rate => 0.05, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#--- START 2013.09.02
:with_max => false, # Set to true to show max value in this sprite.
# Only works with type 0.
:text => "%d/%d", # Only available for :with_max == true
#--- END 2013.09.02
:type_0 => {
:width => 92, # Change the width of the number rect.
:height => 24, # Change the height of the number rect.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:bold => false, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
:font => "VL Gothic", # Set Font type.
:size => 18, # Set Font Size
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:width => 80, # Change the width of the number rect.
# Use for adjusting alignment.
:filename => "Skin_NumSmall", # Picture Filename.
:spacing => -2, # Add spacing
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
},
}, # End hp_num.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize MP Number settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:mp_num => {
:enable => true, # Enable MP Numbers? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 79,
:offset_z => 20,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# # 0 - Default font; 1 - Custom number picture sheet;
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:ani_rate => 0.05, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#--- START 2013.09.02
:with_max => false, # Set to true to show Max MP Numbers in this sprite.
# Only works with type 0.
:text => "%d/%d", # Only available for :with_max == true
#--- END 2013.09.02
:type_0 => {
:width => 46, # Change the width of the number rect.
:height => 24, # Change the height of the number rect.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:bold => false, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
:font => "VL Gothic", # Set Font type.
:size => 18, # Set Font Size
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:width => 80, # Change the width of the number rect.
# Use for adjusting alignment.
:filename => "Skin_NumSmall", # Picture Filename.
:spacing => -2, # Add spacing
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
},
}, # End mp_num.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize TP Number settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:tp_num => {
:enable => true, # Enable TP Numbers? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 48,
:offset_y => 79,
:offset_z => 20,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# # 0 - Default font; 1 - Custom number picture sheet;
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:ani_rate => 0.05, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#--- START 2013.09.02
:with_max => false, # Set to true to show max value in this sprite.
# Currently only works with type 0.
:text => "%d/%d", # Only available for :with_max == true
#--- END 2013.09.02
:type_0 => {
:width => 46, # Change the width of the number rect.
:height => 24, # Change the height of the number rect.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:bold => false, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
:font => "VL Gothic", # Set Font type.
:size => 18, # Set Font Size
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:width => 30, # Change the width of the number rect.
# Use for adjusting alignment.
:filename => "Skin_NumSmall", # Picture Filename.
:spacing => -2, # Add spacing
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 1,
},
}, # End tp_num.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize Max HP Number settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:hp_max_num => {
:enable => false, # Enable Max HP Numbers? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 76,
:offset_y => 56,
:offset_z => 5,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# # 0 - Default font; 1 - Custom number picture sheet;
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:ani_rate => 0.05, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#---
:type_0 => {
:width => 76, # Change the width of the number rect.
:height => 24, # Change the height of the number rect.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:bold => true, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
:font => "Times New Roman", # Set Font type.
:size => 16, # Set Font Size
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:width => 76, # Change the width of the number rect.
# Use for adjusting alignment.
:filename => "Btskin_numbers", # Picture Filename.
:spacing => -2, # Add spacing
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
},
}, # End hp_max_num.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize Max MP Number settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:mp_max_num => {
:enable => false, # Enable Max MP Numbers? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 76,
:offset_y => 70,
:offset_z => 5,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# # 0 - Default font; 1 - Custom number picture sheet;
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:ani_rate => 0.05, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#---
:type_0 => {
:width => 76, # Change the width of the number rect.
:height => 24, # Change the height of the number rect.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:bold => true, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
:font => "Times New Roman", # Set Font type.
:size => 16, # Set Font Size
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:width => 76, # Change the width of the number rect.
# Use for adjusting alignment.
:filename => "Btskin_numbers", # Picture Filename.
:spacing => -2, # Add spacing
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
},
}, # End mp_max_num.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section allows you to customize Max TP Number settings for actors.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:tp_max_num => {
:enable => false, # Enable Max TP Numbers? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 76,
:offset_y => 84,
:offset_z => 5,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of graphic you want to use.
# # 0 - Default font; 1 - Custom number picture sheet;
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
:ani_rate => 0.05, # Max is 1.00. Refers to animate speed/rate.
#---
:type_0 => {
:width => 76, # Change the width of the number rect.
:height => 24, # Change the height of the number rect.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default font color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:color => [255, 255, 255, 255],
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the outline color for the name display. [R,G,B,A]
# You can also use normal_color to use the default outline color.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:outline => [0, 0, 0, 255],
:bold => true, # Enable Bold? True/False
:italic => false, # Enable Italic? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
:font => "Open Sans", # Set Font type.
:size => 16, # Set Font Size
},
#---
:type_1 => {
:width => 76, # Change the width of the number rect.
# Use for adjusting alignment.
:filename => "Btskin_numbers", # Picture Filename.
:spacing => -2, # Add spacing
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 2,
},
}, # End tp_max_num.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This allows you to customize the states display.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:states => {
:enable => true, # Enable State Display? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 108,
:offset_y => 72,
:offset_z => 1,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type allows you to set the type of state display you want to use.
# # 0 - Default states; 1 - Scrolling states
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This allows you to set a background image for state display.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back => { # Offset is not related to above state offset
:enable => false, # Enable custom background? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x, y and z.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 2,
:offset_y => 2,
:offset_z => 19,
:filename => "Skin_State", # Filename for the background picture for states.
},
#---
:type_0 => {
:max => 4, # Max amount of states displayed.
:spacing => 1, # Spacing between states.
},
:type_1 => {
:rate => 90, # Wait time before changing to the next state.
},
}, # End states
} # End BATTLER_HUD.
end # End HUD
module WINDOWS
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section modifies the window related to the commands.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
WINDOW_COMMANDS = {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Party Commands is where Fight/Escape are displayed.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:party_commands => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the right.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:x => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :y refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move up, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the down.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:y => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when
# you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the
# value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:z => 300,
:width => 640, # Change the width of the window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Change the height of the window.
# By default: max lines shown is (height - 24) / 24
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:height => 48,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This refers to the spacing between the window border and the contents.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:padding => 12,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 1,
:vertical => false, # Display vertically? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set a Background Display Type:
# 0 - Windowskin; 1 - Gradient Background; 2 - Picture
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_type => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This allows you to set a variable to change the skin of this particular
# section of the menu. The default is Variable 1. Remember that it reads
# it as a string (e.g. $game_variables[1] = “Menu_Green”).
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:background_variable => 1,
# Type 0 settings (Windowskin)
:type_0 => {
:skin => "Window", # Name of the Windowskin
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 1 settings (Gradient Background)
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_1 => {
:color1 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:color2 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:vertical => false,
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 2 settings (Picture Background)
# :picture = Name of the Picture located in Graphics/System folder.
# :opacity = Transparency of the picture. 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_2 => {
:picture => "Party_Commands", # Graphics/System
:opacity => 255,
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 0,
},
}, # End party_commands
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Actor Commands is where the meat of the commands for battle are displayed.
# If you want a Ring Menu, use the Actor Commands script in Battle Luna
# Add-on section. There's also an add-on called Horizontal Commands.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:actor_commands => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This will be offset if pos_type == 1 or pos_type == 2
# String can be used for eval
# Example: :x => "aindex * 24" (aindex is actor index in party)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the right.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:x => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :y refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move up, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the down.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:y => -132,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when
# you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the
# value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:z => 300,
# Sizes
:width => 128, # Change the width of the window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Change the height of the window.
# By default: max lines shown is (height - 24) / 24
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:height => 120,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This refers to the spacing between the window border and the contents.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:padding => 12,
#---
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set alignment settings.
# 0 = Left/Default, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:align => 0,
:vertical => true, # Display vertically? True/False
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set a Background Display Type:
# 0 - Windowskin; 1 - Gradient Background; 2 - Picture
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_type => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This allows you to set a variable to change the skin of this particular
# section of the menu. The default is Variable 1. Remember that it reads
# it as a string (e.g. $game_variables[1] = “Menu_Green”).
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:background_variable => 1,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set the command window position.
# 0 - Fixed position; 1 - Above Actor HUD; 2 - Above Actor Battle Sprite
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:pos_type => 1,
:hide_select => true, # Hide the window when a command is selected.
# Type 0 settings (Windowskin)
:type_0 => {
:skin => "Window", # Name of the Windowskin
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 1 settings (Gradient Background)
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_1 => {
:color1 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:color2 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:vertical => false,
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 2 settings (Picture Background)
# :picture = Name of the Picture located in Graphics/System folder.
# :opacity = Transparency of the picture. 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_2 => {
:picture => "Spin40", # Graphics/System
:opacity => 255,
:offset_x => 24,
:offset_y => 24,
},
}, # End actor_commands
} # End WINDOW_COMMANDS.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section handles the GUI elements of the battle system.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
WINDOW_GUI = {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section modifies the help window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:help_window => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the right.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:x => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :y refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move up, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the down.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:y => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when
# you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the
# value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:z => 300,
:width => 640, # Change the width of the window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This refers to the spacing between the window border and the contents.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:padding => 12,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Refers to the amount of lines displayed. By default it's 2 lines.
# If you wish to have more and fit in the database, use the
# Notetag Descriptions script.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:line_number => 2,
:height_buff => 0, # Spacing between the lines vertically.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set a Background Display Type:
# 0 - Windowskin; 1 - Gradient Background; 2 - Picture
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_type => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This allows you to set a variable to change the skin of this particular
# section of the menu. The default is Variable 1. Remember that it reads
# it as a string (e.g. $game_variables[1] = “Menu_Green”).
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:background_variable => 1,
# Type 0 settings (Windowskin)
:type_0 => {
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 1 settings (Gradient Background)
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_1 => {
:color1 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:color2 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:vertical => false, # Display the gradient vertically.
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 2 settings (Picture Background)
# :picture = Name of the Picture located in Graphics/System folder.
# :opacity = Transparency of the picture. 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_2 => {
:picture => "Help_Window",
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 0,
},
}, # End help_window
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section modifies the skill window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:skill_window => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the right.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:x => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :y refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move up, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the down.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:y => 72,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when
# you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the
# value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:z => 300,
:width => 640, # Change the width of the window.
:height => 72, # Change the height of the window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This refers to the spacing between the window border and the contents.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:padding => 12,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set a Background Display Type:
# 0 - Windowskin; 1 - Gradient Background; 2 - Picture
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_type => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This allows you to set a variable to change the skin of this particular
# section of the menu. The default is Variable 1. Remember that it reads
# it as a string (e.g. $game_variables[1] = “Menu_Green”).
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:background_variable => 1,
:hide_select => true, # Hide the window when selecting a target.
# Type 0 settings (Windowskin)
:type_0 => {
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 1 settings (Gradient Background)
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_1 => {
:color1 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:color2 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:vertical => false,
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 2 settings (Picture Background)
# :picture = Name of the Picture located in Graphics/System folder.
# :opacity = Transparency of the picture. 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_2 => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# # Name of the Picture located in Graphics/System folder.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:picture => "Actor_Commands",
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# When enabled, you can set custom graphics based on Skill Type.
# picture + "_SkillTypeName" (Example: SkillBG_Special)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:base_st => false,
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the picture.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window
# display without affecting its base x and y.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 0,
},
}, # End skill_window
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section modifies the item window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:item_window => {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the right.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:x => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :y refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move up, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the down.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:y => 999,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when
# you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the
# value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:z => 300,
:width => 640, # Change the width of the window.
:height => 72, # Change the height of the window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This refers to the spacing between the window border and the contents.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:padding => 12,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set a Background Display Type:
# 0 - Windowskin; 1 - Gradient Background; 2 - Picture
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_type => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This allows you to set a variable to change the skin of this particular
# section of the menu. The default is Variable 1. Remember that it reads
# it as a string (e.g. $game_variables[1] = “Menu_Green”).
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:background_variable => 1, # Set a Variable to change Window
:hide_select => true, # Hide the window when a command is selected.
# Type 0 settings (Windowskin)
:type_0 => {
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 1 settings (Gradient Background)
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_1 => {
:color1 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:color2 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:vertical => false, # Display the gradient vertically.
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 2 settings (Picture Background)
# :picture = Name of the Picture located in Graphics/System folder.
# :opacity = Transparency of the picture. 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_2 => {
:picture => "Actor_Commands",
:opacity => 255,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Offset Values refer to how much you want to nudge the window display
# without affecting its base x and y.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 0,
},
}, # End item_window
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section modifies the battlelog display.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:battlelog_window => {
:enable => true, # Enable battlelog? True/False.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the right.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:x => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :y refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane.
# Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move up, while
# Positive values mean they would move to the down.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:y => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when
# you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the
# value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:z => 300,
:width => 640, # Change the width of the window.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Refers to the amount of lines displayed. By default it's 2 lines.
# If you wish to have more and fit in the database, use the
# Notetag Descriptions script.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:line_number => 4,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This refers to the spacing between the window border and the contents.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:padding => 12,
:height_buff => 0, # Spacing between the lines vertically.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Set a Background Display Type:
# 0 - Windowskin; 1 - Gradient Background; 2 - Picture;
# 3 - Default Dim for each line.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:back_type => 3,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This allows you to set a variable to change the skin of this particular
# section of the menu. The default is Variable 1. Remember that it reads
# it as a string (e.g. $game_variables[1] = “Menu_Green”).
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:background_variable => 1, # Set a Variable to change Window
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Enables or disable log display BG.
# Set to false to show it even when there is no line.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:show_no_line => true,
# Type 0 settings (Windowskin)
:type_0 => {
:opacity => 255, # Change the transparency of the window.
# 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 1 settings (Gradient Background)
# color1 = refers to the first color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# color2 = refers to the second color of the gradient. ([R,G,B,A])
# normal_color refers to the color of your default windowskin.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:type_1 => {
:color1 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:color2 => [0, 0, 0, 128],
:vertical => false,
},
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Type 2 settings (Picture Background)
# :picture = Name of the Picture located in Graphics/System folder.
# :opacity = Transparency of the picture. 0 = Transparent, 255 = Solid
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# BG Type 2 settings
:type_2 => {
:picture => "", # Graphics/System
:opacity => 255,
:offset_x => 0,
:offset_y => 0,
},
}, # End battlelog_window
} # End WINDOW_GUI.
end # End WINDOWS
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section handles the animation and message system settings
# and how it'll affect the Battle GUI by default.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
module CORE
VISUAL = {
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Enemies default attack animation ID.
# First Attack Animation and Second Attack Animation can be defined by
# notetags <atk ani 1: x> and <atk ani 2: x> respectively.
# Always disable :animation_on_hud when using a sideview script.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:enemy_attack_animation => 1,
:animation_on_hud => true,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# Below settings are used for display animation on HUD.
# This allows you to set offsets on where the animation displays on
# parts of the Actor HUD.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:ani_offset_x => 64,
:ani_offset_y => 0,
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
# This section hides the Battle Status and Actor GUI when a message
# is displayed. Set to False to make it permanent.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------
:status_close_msg => true, # Status close when show message
} # End VISUAL
end # End CORE
end # End BattleLuna
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