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Looking through the master list of scripts, I see many that create attractive little pop-ups to provide information (for example, this one creates them when you gain/lose items). However, I was unable to find one that provides the function of including any game variable you want, instead of a specific set of variables. If one does or I'm missing something obvious, please point me the right way. ^^
To be more specific: I would like a pop-up that can list game variables, both strings and integers. Pretty much exactly like you can do in a text box with $game_variable, but I'd like them to pop up without interrupting gameplay, or simultaneously with text boxes. This way you could display information the entire time you're talking to someone, like their health condition or relationship values.
The key thing is that I'd like to be able to define the variables that appear for each event (I presume with a script call, but any method is fine), thus increasing the script's flexibility. If there's an easy way to do this that I'm missing, that's a good solution too. If anyone can help me out, I'll be forever grateful!
To be more specific: I would like a pop-up that can list game variables, both strings and integers. Pretty much exactly like you can do in a text box with $game_variable, but I'd like them to pop up without interrupting gameplay, or simultaneously with text boxes. This way you could display information the entire time you're talking to someone, like their health condition or relationship values.
The key thing is that I'd like to be able to define the variables that appear for each event (I presume with a script call, but any method is fine), thus increasing the script's flexibility. If there's an easy way to do this that I'm missing, that's a good solution too. If anyone can help me out, I'll be forever grateful!
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