RPG Maker VX Ace
Window Multi-Variable
Introduction
This alters the side windows at the bottom to display variables, time, steps, gold, or your own custom variable. This script was stripped from my ACE menu system [RMXP] and then translated into rmvxa.
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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
Instructions
This alters the side windows at the bottom to display variables, time, steps, gold, or your own custom variable. The script uses Yanfly’s digit grouping method, if you have Yanfly’s ACE Core Engine installed.
Compatibility
Compatible with Yanfly Engine Ace – Ace Core Engine
Version History
(v1.0) 02.05.2013
o Started and Finished Script
(v1.2) 02.08.2013
o You can now change the y-axis of the window form the module.
o Compatible wity Yanfly digit grouping method
Credits & Thanks
Bigace360
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- EngineRPG Maker VX Ace
- CategoryWindow Scripts
- LicenseAttribution 3.0 Unported
- Version1.2
Marked
Ohh I didn’t know you could use those dropbox links for direct downloads. What filetype is rb? It’s apparently unknown to my computer. I think the universal one is a .zip.
Bigace360
rb = ruby text file. Which is just a text file. All programming langauges should have their own text file name. I know C++ is .cpp
Marked
Ah yep. So anyone can just open it up in a text editor.
Bigace360
yup, just a different name for a text files, which up in any text editor.
Bigace360
v1.2 (02.08.2013)
● You can now change the y-axis of the window from the module.
● Compatible with Yanfly digit grouping method
ShinGamix
Is there a way to re-size the box without add more variable to cover the empty are or even make a variable have it own separate box?
dolarmak
I do believe Line 115: return [b]160[/b]: should be the width,
But the height seems tied into the amount of variables listed.
Bigace360
Go to line 110 and change
fitting_height(VARIABLE[:shown].size) to fitting_height(x)
x = the height you want. choose numbers 1-9 not 300 or 400 because you get some huge window.