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Hello dear makers,
I need a little explanation about the text codes. I basically got what is it and how it work, and it's pretty simple and useful. But in the documentation I can find any clue about the parameter "index" that is required for some of them. For instance:
{N:index} | Displays the Character Name.
{C:index} | Displays the text based on the Color code specified.
{SP:index} | Plays a Sound effect during message.
{A:index} | Display an animation inside the message box.
I get that I have to put a number of reference in place of the "index", but I don't know what number to put. For {GN}, {LN} and all the commands about variables I know what to use because I can find their associated number in the list.
But first for {N}, when I put {N:0}, it display the default character name (or narrator), working as intended. But when I type {N:1} or {N:2}, it does not go downward with the list of characters and instead pick a character in the middle of the list. Is there a way to recover each characters number? Or do I have to try for each and write it down?
For the other codes ({C}, {SP}, ect...) whatever I type it seems to have absolutely no effect. Can I have an explanation of what should I put? I'm a little lost...
Thanks for your time!
I need a little explanation about the text codes. I basically got what is it and how it work, and it's pretty simple and useful. But in the documentation I can find any clue about the parameter "index" that is required for some of them. For instance:
{N:index} | Displays the Character Name.
{C:index} | Displays the text based on the Color code specified.
{SP:index} | Plays a Sound effect during message.
{A:index} | Display an animation inside the message box.
I get that I have to put a number of reference in place of the "index", but I don't know what number to put. For {GN}, {LN} and all the commands about variables I know what to use because I can find their associated number in the list.
But first for {N}, when I put {N:0}, it display the default character name (or narrator), working as intended. But when I type {N:1} or {N:2}, it does not go downward with the list of characters and instead pick a character in the middle of the list. Is there a way to recover each characters number? Or do I have to try for each and write it down?
For the other codes ({C}, {SP}, ect...) whatever I type it seems to have absolutely no effect. Can I have an explanation of what should I put? I'm a little lost...
Thanks for your time!


