Scrolling Text Speed Control

[tale]

Scrolling Text Speed Control 2014/10/09

Creator name: Nana​

Overview
A script that controls the speed of a scrolling text by pressing a certain key.

Features
- Speed setting for 3 button controls (A, B, C) and default speed.

Preview

Installation
Paste this script above Main.

Script

Spoiler: Code

#==============================================================================
#                   「Scrolling Text Speed Control」(ACE) ver1.0
#   Author: Nana
#   Homepage: http://heptanas.mamagoto.com/
#
#   ◇Terms of Use
#   Please credit "Nana" and link http://heptanas.mamagoto.com/ if possible.
#   Feel free to modify this script and/or distribute it.
#   Also please include the credit in the readme or somewhere it's accessible. (Not from credit roll)
#
#   ◇Use for for-profit indie games or doujin games.
#   Use is limited to games created as hobbies by individuals or groups.
#   May be used for games sold as either hard or soft (DL) copies.
#   *Not for use by commercial businesses.
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#   It's possible to set the speed for scrolling text.
#   You can change the speed by pressing a certain key.
#
#   Please include a numerical value by default.
#
#==============================================================================
#◇Initial Setting
module Nana_STC
 
  SPEED = 1       #Normal scroll speed, default = 1

  A_SPEED = 2     #Scroll speed from A button （confirm key） when pressed.

  B_SPEED = 1000  #Scroll speed from B button (cancel key) when pressed.

  C_SPEED = 1     #Scroll speed when C button (subkey) is pressed.

end

#==============================================================================
# ■ Window_ScrollText
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Window used for Scroll Text. Although frames are not displayed-
# It's treated as a window for convenience.
#==============================================================================

class Window_ScrollText < Window_Base
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Acquired scroll speed
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def scroll_speed
    $game_message.scroll_speed * show_fast? * 0.5
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Fast forward control
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def show_fast?
    return Nana_STC::SPEED if $game_message.scroll_no_fast
    return Nana_STC::A_SPEED if Input.press?(:A)
    return Nana_STC::B_SPEED if Input.press?(:B)
    return Nana_STC::C_SPEED if Input.press?(:C)
    return Nana_STC::SPEED
  end
end

Credit and Thanks- Nana

Terms of Use-
- Please credit "Nana" and link http://heptanas.mamagoto.com/ if possible.
- Feel free to modify this script and/or distribute it.
- Also please include the credit in the readme or somewhere it's accessible. (Not from credit roll)

- Non-commercial use

 

[Kes]

Would you happen to know if this script is available for commercial use? I tried looking at the terms on the blog page, as suggested in the script, but I cannot read a word of it.

Thanks.

 

[Roninator2]

From what I read (with google translate) is you must ask for permission to use, on the site, for commercial use.
http://heptanas.mamagoto.com/Entry/133/

 

[tale]

Would you happen to know if this script is available for commercial use? I tried looking at the terms on the blog page, as suggested in the script, but I cannot read a word of it.

有料同人ゲームへの利用
個人・サークル規模で、あくまで趣味として制作している場合に限り
有償での配布やDL販売を行うゲームにもご利用頂けます。
※まず無いとは思いますが、企業様への商用作品にはご遠慮下さい。

Use for for-profit indie games or doujin games.
Use is limited to games created as hobbies by individuals or groups.
May be used for games sold as either hard or soft (DL) copies.
*Not for use by commercial businesses.

-

I used gengo translation service to be sure. Also I updated Nana's scripts that I shared with these terms included.

You're welcome.

 

[Kes]

Thanks. It's good to have this clear.