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"Dark Mode" Battle UI

v20.1 "Dark Mode" Battle UI 2.0

This resource pertains to version 20.1 of Pokémon Essentials.
[2023-02-15] 20_53_56.585.png


This resource takes the Essentials UI and gives it a sleek dark gray color inspired by the Dark Mode setting for various websites and apps. To use it, download the graphics and follow the instructions below to change the colors of the text in battle to white.


Instructions

1. Open up the Script Editor in RMXP

Untitled-2.png


2. Find the script section Battle_Scene and replace lines 10 and 11 with these.

Message Colors:
MESSAGE_BASE_COLOR     = Color.new(255, 255, 255)
MESSAGE_SHADOW_COLOR   = Color.new(107, 107, 107)

3. Go to the script section Battle_Scene_Objects and replace lines 15-17 with the following:

Infobox text colors:
NAME_BASE_COLOR      = Color.new(255, 255, 255)
NAME_SHADOW_COLOR    = Color.new(107, 107, 107)
MALE_BASE_COLOR      = Color.new(0, 198, 255)

4. Lastly, find the script section SafariBattle and replace lines 83 and 84 with:

Safari infobox text colors:
    base   = Color.new(255, 255, 255)
    shadow = Color.new(107, 107, 107)

5. You are now finished. Enjoy the look of your new battle screen!
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Cool idea to let eyes rest. I wonder if this could be made even better by detecting the player's local time, before deciding if the "dark theme" should be applied.
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