Hi there! Have you ever wanted to change your font for a specific thing in your game, like the summary screen? It's actually pretty easy, so here's how to do it:
You shouldn't have any issues if you follow the instructions, it's pretty easy to do. Would love to see some more custom summary screens now ^^
First, go to your
Now change the name of
If you want to change the font make sure you have the .ttf in your fonts folder and add
Then you'll need to go to
and make it look more like this
Lastly go to your
SpriteWindow script and copy the code referring to def pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos) and paste it two lines under.
Ruby:
def pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos)
for i in textpos
textsize=bitmap.text_size(i[0])
x=i[1]
y=i[2]
if i[3]==true || i[3]==1 # right align
x-=textsize.width
elsif i[3]==2 # centered
x-=(textsize.width/2)
end
if i[6]==true || i[6]==1 # outline text
pbDrawOutlineText(bitmap,x,y,textsize.width,textsize.height,i[0],i[4],i[5])
else
pbDrawShadowText(bitmap,x,y,textsize.width,textsize.height,i[0],i[4],i[5])
end
end
end
def pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos)
for i in textpos
textsize=bitmap.text_size(i[0])
x=i[1]
y=i[2]
if i[3]==true || i[3]==1 # right align
x-=textsize.width
elsif i[3]==2 # centered
x-=(textsize.width/2)
end
if i[6]==true || i[6]==1 # outline text
pbDrawOutlineText(bitmap,x,y,textsize.width,textsize.height,i[0],i[4],i[5])
else
pbDrawShadowText(bitmap,x,y,textsize.width,textsize.height,i[0],i[4],i[5])
end
end
endNow change the name of
def pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos) to something you'll remember like def pbDrawSummaryText(bitmap,textpos)If you want to change the font make sure you have the .ttf in your fonts folder and add
bitmap.font.name = "Font name here" under textsize=bitmap.text_size(i[0]) and if you'd like to change the size you can add bitmap.font.size = # under that.Then you'll need to go to
PScreen_Load
Ruby:
module FontInstaller
# filenames of fonts to be installed
Filenames = [
'pkmnem.ttf',
'pkmnemn.ttf',
'pkmnems.ttf',
'pkmnrs.ttf',
'pkmndp.ttf',
'pkmnfl.ttf'
]
# names (not filenames) of fonts to be installed
Names = [
'Power Green',
'Power Green Narrow',
'Power Green Small',
'Power Red and Blue',
'Power Clear',
'Power Red and Green'
]
Ruby:
module FontInstaller
# filenames of fonts to be installed
Filenames = [
'pkmnem.ttf',
'pkmnemn.ttf',
'pkmnems.ttf',
'pkmnrs.ttf',
'pkmndp.ttf',
'pkmnfl.ttf',
'(File name).ttf'
]
# names (not filenames) of fonts to be installed
Names = [
'Power Green',
'Power Green Narrow',
'Power Green Small',
'Power Red and Blue',
'Power Clear',
'Power Red and Green',
'(Font name)'Lastly go to your
PScreen_Summary script and change pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos) to def pbDrawSummaryText(bitmap,textpos) (or whatever you named it) and it should show the font and/or font size that you changed it to!First, go to your
Now change the name of
If you want to change the font make sure you have the .ttf in your fonts folder and add
Then, for both 16.2 and 17.2, you'll need to go to
and make it look more like this
Lastly go to your
DrawText script and copy the code referring to def pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos) and paste it two lines under.
Ruby:
def pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos)
for i in textpos
textsize = bitmap.text_size(i[0])
x = i[1]
y = i[2]
if i[3]==true || i[3]==1 # right align
x -= textsize.width
elsif i[3]==2 # centered
x -= (textsize.width/2)
end
if i[6]==true || i[6]==1 # outline text
pbDrawOutlineText(bitmap,x,y,textsize.width,textsize.height,i[0],i[4],i[5])
else
pbDrawShadowText(bitmap,x,y,textsize.width,textsize.height,i[0],i[4],i[5])
end
end
end
def pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos)
for i in textpos
textsize = bitmap.text_size(i[0])
x = i[1]
y = i[2]
if i[3]==true || i[3]==1 # right align
x -= textsize.width
elsif i[3]==2 # centered
x -= (textsize.width/2)
end
if i[6]==true || i[6]==1 # outline text
pbDrawOutlineText(bitmap,x,y,textsize.width,textsize.height,i[0],i[4],i[5])
else
pbDrawShadowText(bitmap,x,y,textsize.width,textsize.height,i[0],i[4],i[5])
end
end
endNow change the name of
def pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos) to something you'll remember like def pbDrawSummaryText(bitmap,textpos)If you want to change the font make sure you have the .ttf in your fonts folder and add
bitmap.font.name = "Font name here" under textsize=bitmap.text_size(i[0]) and if you'd like to change the size you can add bitmap.font.size = # under that.Then, for both 16.2 and 17.2, you'll need to go to
PScreen_Load
Ruby:
module FontInstaller
# filenames of fonts to be installed
Filenames = [
'pkmnem.ttf',
'pkmnemn.ttf',
'pkmnems.ttf',
'pkmnrs.ttf',
'pkmndp.ttf',
'pkmnfl.ttf'
]
# names (not filenames) of fonts to be installed
Names = [
'Power Green',
'Power Green Narrow',
'Power Green Small',
'Power Red and Blue',
'Power Clear',
'Power Red and Green'
]
Ruby:
module FontInstaller
# filenames of fonts to be installed
Filenames = [
'pkmnem.ttf',
'pkmnemn.ttf',
'pkmnems.ttf',
'pkmnrs.ttf',
'pkmndp.ttf',
'pkmnfl.ttf',
'(File name).ttf'
]
# names (not filenames) of fonts to be installed
Names = [
'Power Green',
'Power Green Narrow',
'Power Green Small',
'Power Red and Blue',
'Power Clear',
'Power Red and Green',
'(Font name)'Lastly go to your
PScreen_Summary script and change pbDrawTextPositions(bitmap,textpos) to def pbDrawSummaryText(bitmap,textpos) (or whatever you named it) and it should show the font and/or font size that you changed it to!You shouldn't have any issues if you follow the instructions, it's pretty easy to do. Would love to see some more custom summary screens now ^^
- Credits
- @Michael helped me with this one, no credits necessary but if you want to you can credit us.
