RPG Maker VX Ace
Game Log Script
Introduction
There’s a time when you can’t continue playing a game due to some reasons. And after several weeks or months, you finally got some spare time to play it again. However, when you play the game, you forgot what’s the last task you’ve been doing.
This script serves as a record of what’s happening when you last playing the game. It can stores some string as a game log and able to display it on screen.
Though the intended function of this script is to show a game log, it can be used for many other purposes.
Features
– Let you save a string in a named array.
– Return the named array using it’s name.
– Show the array’s contents inside a window.
Screenshots
The Code
License Terms
Attribution 3.0 Unported - You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor. Commerical use allowed.
Frequently Asked Questions
None yet.
Instructions
The setup is simple. Just put the script above the main script, as always.
Use this script call:
save_log(key, text)
to save the text on desired key. The new text added will be placed in the bottom of the log corresponds to the key.
Use this script call:
get_log(key)
to return an array of log corresponds to the key.
Use this script call:
view_log(key, title)
to view the log corresponds to the key given. The title will be displayed on top of the log window.
Author Notes
If there are any updates for the script, it’ll be available first on this page:
The Script Page on My WordPress
I’ll update it here too, but just in case that I forget, check the link above first.
Compatibility
– No Compatibility issue yet.
Version History
Version 1.0 (4 November 2018)
– Initial design.
Credits & Thanks
Credits:
Black Mage
Terms & Conditions
Terms of Use:
1. This script can be used for commercial or non-commercial games, only if you credit me (Black Mage) properly.
Optional:
2. Put a link back to my site (burningwizard.worpress.com).
3. Tell me about the game you made. I’ll be happy to play and review your game, assumed I have some times to spare
Just in case you’re still wondering, the script is licensed under Attribution 3.0 Unported.