- Pokémon Essentials Version
- v16.2 ➖
THIS FEATURE IS NOW NATIVE TO POKéMON ESSENTIALS AS OF VERSION 17.
What's this?
Pokémon Essentials allows you to choose whether the text input (naming the player, rival, nicknaming a Pokémon...) works like in the main games or it uses keyboard input. If you didn't know, this is the last setting in your Settings script section and is false by default. With this resource, you'll be able to add a new setting to the options screen, allowing the player to switch between the two at will. Personally, I prefer keyboard input as it's much more natural but I understand some people would like to keep the original text input, so why not let the player choose? Let's do that!
Show me the goods!
Not much to show here! First is without keyboard input, next is keyboard input and after that is our NEW setting in the options screen.
Installation
Do note this will override your setting in the Settings section. Not a big deal, but I'm letting you know.
Open your script editor and go to the "PScreen_Options" section. Find "class PokemonSystem".
Below "attr_accessor :sevolume" we'll be adding "attr_accessor :input". Now go down a bit until you see:
We'll be adding a new method below it:
Now let's skip to "@sevolume = 100 # Volume of sound effects" and add this below:
Halfway there! Now find this piece of code:
And let's add something below it:
Almost done! We need to add one method, anywhere above main. I like to keep a section named "Misc. Scripts" and just throw it there.
That's it! By default, keyboard input is on, and the player can change this at any time through the Options screen. Hopefully you understood some of the changes we've made, which will help you add more settings in the future.
What's this?
Pokémon Essentials allows you to choose whether the text input (naming the player, rival, nicknaming a Pokémon...) works like in the main games or it uses keyboard input. If you didn't know, this is the last setting in your Settings script section and is false by default. With this resource, you'll be able to add a new setting to the options screen, allowing the player to switch between the two at will. Personally, I prefer keyboard input as it's much more natural but I understand some people would like to keep the original text input, so why not let the player choose? Let's do that!
Show me the goods!
Not much to show here! First is without keyboard input, next is keyboard input and after that is our NEW setting in the options screen.
Installation
Do note this will override your setting in the Settings section. Not a big deal, but I'm letting you know.
Open your script editor and go to the "PScreen_Options" section. Find "class PokemonSystem".
Below "attr_accessor :sevolume" we'll be adding "attr_accessor :input". Now go down a bit until you see:
Code:
def sevolume
return (!@sevolume) ? 100 : @sevolume
end
Code:
def input
return (!@input) ? 0 : @input
end
Code:
@input = 0 # Keyboard input ON by default, switch to 0 for classic by default
Code:
EnumOption.new(_INTL("Font Style"),[_INTL("Em"),_INTL("R/S"),_INTL("FRLG"),_INTL("DP")],
proc { $PokemonSystem.font },
proc {|value|
$PokemonSystem.font=value
MessageConfig.pbSetSystemFontName($VersionStyles[value])
}
),
Code:
EnumOption.new(_INTL("Input Style"),[_INTL("Keyboard"),_INTL("Classic")],
proc { $PokemonSystem.input },
proc {|value| $PokemonSystem.input=value }
),
Code:
def pbEnterText(helptext,minlength,maxlength,initialText="",mode=0,pokemon=nil,nofadeout=false)
ret=""
if $PokemonSystem.input==1 # Classic Input
pbFadeOutIn(99999,nofadeout){
sscene=PokemonEntryScene2.new
sscreen=PokemonEntry.new(sscene)
ret=sscreen.pbStartScreen(helptext,minlength,maxlength,initialText,mode,pokemon)
}
elsif $PokemonSystem.input==nil || $PokemonSystem.input==0 # Keyboard Input
pbFadeOutIn(99999,nofadeout){
sscene=PokemonEntryScene.new
sscreen=PokemonEntry.new(sscene)
ret=sscreen.pbStartScreen(helptext,minlength,maxlength,initialText,mode,pokemon)
}
end
return ret
endThat's it! By default, keyboard input is on, and the player can change this at any time through the Options screen. Hopefully you understood some of the changes we've made, which will help you add more settings in the future.
- Credits
Please credit if used to:
Mr. Gela
Please do not redistribute this anywhere resource anywhere else. If you wish to share this, link to this site.
Por favor da créditos si lo utilizas a:
Mr. Gela
Por favor no redistribuyas este recurso en ningún otro lugar. Si quieres compartir esto, utiliza un enlace a este sitio.
