Popup Message Windows

[vFoggy]

Description
This script allows the user to show popup windows with messages. By adding a \pop in the beginning of a message (in the events) the message will be shown as a pop up window in the top right corner.

Wrote this script years ago and decided to finally release it.


Screenshot and Video

Script
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Terms of use
Free to use in non commercial or commercial games, credits are required (PM me).
If you'd like to share or make a reference to the script, always link to this post.

 

[Kes]

@vFoggy you might like to add to your terms whether or not the script can be reposted or if people must link back to this thread. I know that many scripters don't like possibly outdated versions floating around the internet.

 

[vFoggy]

@vFoggy you might like to add to your terms whether or not the script can be reposted or if people must link back to this thread. I know that many scripters don't like possibly outdated versions floating around the internet.

Yeah, thanks for the advice.

 

[Roninator2]

Got a stack level too deep message.
Found that it was using the same alias as another script I have.
changing the update alias to
alias vfoggy_popup_update
works.

 

[vFoggy]

Got a stack level too deep message.
Found that it was using the same alias as another script I have.
changing the update alias to
alias vfoggy_popup_update
works.

Thanks for the test!
I updated the script with the "foggy_" aliases. Also added the ability to show icons in the windows (with the \I escape character).
Script is updated in Github.

 

[Roninator2]

updated the script with the "foggy_" aliases

You changed the alias but not the call.

  alias foggy_popup_update update
  def update
    popup_update # <-
    update_items_received
  end

and

  alias foggy_popup_s start
  def start
    popup_s # <-

with the \I escape character)

is that \| or \I or \i

 

[vFoggy]

You changed the alias but not the call.

  alias foggy_popup_update update
  def update
    popup_update # <-
    update_items_received
  end

and

  alias foggy_popup_s start
  def start
    popup_s # <-

is that \| or \I or \i

My bad. Thanks again.
The default escape characters are used, so the capital "i".