Resource BW 'Shout' Message Effect 1.1

[boonzeet]

boonzeet submitted a new resource:

BW 'Shout' Message Effect - A command for messages to display a shouting effect similar to the one seen in Black/White.

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I wanted to include the BW 'shout/scream' effect in my games, and thought I would make it available to everyone as I hadn't seen it before.

To use

Start a message with '\sh' and the message box, sound effect and shake effect will all be applied.

To set up

First, download the linked file which contains a windowskin and sound effect. Add the Windowskin to your Graphics/Windowskins folder, and...

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[boonzeet]

boonzeet updated BW 'Shout' Message Effect with a new update entry:

Update for v18, easier install

Updated to work with v18. As a plus side, the install is muuuuch easier!

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[Lucem_Wolf]

This is super cool and helps add a lot of personality to conversations!

Do you know if it will this work with v19.1? If not, do you plan on updating it for v19.1?

Thanks!

EDIT: I tested the v18 code, and it works perfectly for v19.1! No changes necessary!

 

[A.I.R]

Will you make thus workable on v20.1? Please

 

[Snolid Ice]

Will you make thus workable on v20.1? Please

You can put in the code and it works fine, the only issue is the shout sound isnt playing

 

[A.I.R]

You can put in the code and it works fine, the only issue is the shout sound isnt playing

Yeh,i'm only talking about that part.

 

[Snolid Ice]

u coudl just do a SE play event thing

 

[REALMUGEN]

Hi! Has anyone managed to update this script to 21.1? I'm trying but I can't activate the message shake...

 

[KeMiX]

Hi! Has anyone managed to update this script to 21.1? I'm trying but I can't activate the message shake...

I moved the declaration for "startSE = nil" up to the top of the pbMessageDisplay function alongside all the other nil variables to get it to work. Based on where the plug-in instructions tell you to put the new lines of code, you can see that "startSE = nil" is declared below it (a little after Line 500), so it seems like it was overwriting the variable.

I'm still testing it out to see if there are any side-effects, but at least in my limited testing it displays the windowskin and plays the sound now.