Help to show a bit complex variable in the right way

[Martin]

Trying to use some variables stitched together to form a sentence here and I cant find a way for the variable to display correctly when displayed in a text message.

Here is the code

$gameVariables.setValue(81, "" + $gameVariables.value(93) + ": \\c[3]+\\c[0] " + $gameVariables.value(61) + " \\c[10]Ruby");

So it displays as I want when showing this variable via for example OrangeHUDvariablelines as A HUD item.
So it comes out like this, with color codes and looking great:



But when displaying this in a text dialogue using \v[81] it ignores the color codes like this


Any suggestions?
sum:How can I display this variable in a text box without it ignoring the color codes?

 

[Kuro DCupu]

IIRC the message dialog only convert code once. in this case, the color code is inside the variable code. And the message dialog just convert the \V[n].

Mmm, I kind of remember doing experiment about it and found method of directly writing code but forgot...

EDIT : Ah, yeah! I did experiment about it! For the message dialog, put this code \x1b before calling any other message code to make it re-convert those code. (actually I don't know what \x1b does, but it works tho)
In your case :

$gameVariables.setValue(81, "" + $gameVariables.value(93) + ": \x1b\c[3]+\x1b\c[0] " + $gameVariables.value(61) + " \x1b\c[10]Ruby")

Tested, and it works~

 

[Martin]

Hmm so maybe I can display the variable using another code?

 

[Kuro DCupu]

I edited my last post.
Apparantly you can use \x1b to make it directly convert the code next to it.

 

[Martin]

Thank you Kuro! That helped me out allot!! thx!