- Pokémon Essentials Version
- v20.1 ➖
Hi everyone.
As you may have understood from the title, this is a plugin that lets you display images in dialogues to obtain something like this:
It supports images of different sizes and has a few customization options which will be discussed below.
In order to use this plugin's features, all you have to do is install it by unpacking the archive into the Plugins folder of your project and proceed to write in a show text event the following commands:
You can change the following aspects of the plugin using those options:
If someone's wondering, I know about Mr.Gela's script and following ports to recent versions. I never used them personally, but as far as I understood from the descriptions, they have fixed image sizes and, more importantly, they can't be installed as plugins, so I simply decided to make my own plugin from scratch with the features I needed.
As you may have understood from the title, this is a plugin that lets you display images in dialogues to obtain something like this:
It supports images of different sizes and has a few customization options which will be discussed below.
In order to use this plugin's features, all you have to do is install it by unpacking the archive into the Plugins folder of your project and proceed to write in a show text event the following commands:
- \ml[name of the image without extension]to display a mugshot on the left
- you can also write \ml[name of the image without extension,D] to display the image as disabled.
- \mr[name of the image without extension]to display a mugshot on the right
- you can also write \mr[name of the image without extension,D] to display the image as disabled.
- \mnl[name] to display a name box on the left
- \mnr[name] to display a name box on the right
You can change the following aspects of the plugin using those options:
- the folder you want to place the images in
- the amount of vertical margin to use for mugshots
- the opacity level of disabled images
If someone's wondering, I know about Mr.Gela's script and following ports to recent versions. I never used them personally, but as far as I understood from the descriptions, they have fixed image sizes and, more importantly, they can't be installed as plugins, so I simply decided to make my own plugin from scratch with the features I needed.
- Credits
- Credit if used:
LorisC