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Thank you so much! Is there a way for the victory message to display one line at a time instead of three?BattleManager.displayVictoryMessage = function() {
$gameMessage.setPositionType(0); //I believe: '0' is top, '1' is mid and '2' is bottom
$gameMessage.add(TextManager.victory.format($gameParty.name()));
};
Hm. I'm sorry I'm not very familiar with the default RM battle system so I'm not sure. If you use Yanfly Message Core maybe try adding "\!" in the Terms tab after each victory message that plays in the same textbox? I personally prefer these messages playing in the Battle Log in the background or in an Aftermatch window (there are some plugins out there that do that).Thank you so much! Is there a way for the victory message to display one line at a time instead of three?
I don't think there is anything like that afaik o.o I think most people who develop plugins and the like became really familiar with the code (aka studying class by class to know how it all works, RMMV gives us open source code so it's all there naked for us to see!). Even small edits can go a long way in customizing your game and it's not that difficult to open Notepad++ and search (ctrl+f) for something specificAlso, is there a manual or something that shows all possible functions for RMMV like this? I never would have guessed "PositionType" was possible, nor would I have been able to figure out that '0' was top, '1' was mid, and '2' was bottom. I'm still pretty new to Java, but I feel like it would help me learn.
I see, thank you for your time! This still really helped!Hm. I'm sorry I'm not very familiar with the default RM battle system so I'm not sure. If you use Yanfly Message Core maybe try adding "\!" in the Terms tab after each victory message that plays in the same textbox? I personally prefer these messages playing in the Battle Log in the background or in an Aftermatch window (there are some plugins out there that do that).
I don't think there is anything like that afaik o.o I think most people who develop plugins and the like became really familiar with the code (aka studying class by class to know how it all works, RMMV gives us open source code so it's all there naked for us to see!). Even small edits can go a long way in customizing your game and it's not that difficult to open Notepad++ and search (ctrl+f) for something specific
Good luck!