Hello everyone! It's me again. Boi do i ask a lot of questions. So this time it's about an old issue (or so it seems from the google searches i've made)... I'm looking for a "voice" on speech system, pretty much like undertale's. (You know, when a text line from a certain character comes in, a SE with a speed and pitch plays to simulate voice). I have tried Galv's so far, but it's not exactly what i was looking for. The plugin works, but i want one that plays the SE every character that appears, and also wont play whenever there is an empty space ( , i use this to center text because there is no text centering in rpgmaker). If anyone has an idea, i would really appreciate it... Thanks in advance!
You have quite a few options for this; here are a few: This one from larva: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?threads/iavra-text-sound.49347/ This one from Galv: https://galvs-scripts.com/category/rmmv-plugins/mv-audiovisual-effects/#post-1438 I'm sure there are more if either of this beauties do not work for you.
it might be as easy as just adding the call to play the SFX at the end of the loop, and adding a jump to the next loop before it, if the character being processed is a space. processing text is an iteration of "print character", along the entirety of characters of the sequence. print, check for space, move on if not space and play sound, jump if space and not play sound. seriously, it is *that* simple.
So let me see if i get this straight... You can have a script call in the middle of the show text so it will jump the empty spaces...? Or what is it you're implying edit: keep in mind i have little knowledge on JS. >.< Thanks for the responses!
no, you add a couple of lines to the processing loop that deals with printing each character. you add *a check for the character being processed*, and *if the character is a space*, *a jump*, and if not, *the call for the sound effect* first you have to find the main process dealing with that, then find the proper instruction for a sound effect, and find the instruction for an iteration skip. the check is easy: if (condition) {action;} else {action;} end; all programs are reuses and reiterations of basic structures.... here you need a *check*, a *jump*, and a *call out*, within a *loop*.
