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He's trying to make a customizable popup that draws over specified events or over the player.

Well, the color of the message is kinda defined in the module mada block, a block of values that controls the look of the little message pop. The color defined by the MEE_Cor value is used in the following bit of code contained in the RPG::Sprite class (that's a class for stuff like damage pops and flashing events):

Code:
evento ? bitmap.font.color.set(Mada::MEE_Cor[0], Mada::MEE_Cor[1] , Mada::MEE_Cor[2]) : bitmap.font.color.set(255, 255, 255)

Now we can do a little cheating and modify it a little. I'm being lazy, so bare with me...

Insert this below your script:

Code:
#==============================================================================

# ** Game_System

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#  This class handles data surrounding the system. Backround music, etc.

#  is managed here as well. Refer to "$game_system" for the instance of 

#  this class.

#==============================================================================

class Game_System

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  # * Public Instance Variables

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  attr_accessor :mee_r                    # custom message_color (red)

  attr_accessor :mee_g                    # custom message_color (green)

  attr_accessor :mee_b                    # custom message_color (blue)

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  # * Alias Listings

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  alias mee_init initialize

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  # * Object Initialization

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  def initialize

    mee_init

    @mee_r = Mada::MEE_Cor[0]

    @mee_g = Mada::MEE_Cor[1]

    @mee_b = Mada::MEE_Cor[2]

  end

end

And then change that odd line in RPG::Sprite to this:

Code:
evento ? bitmap.font.color.set($game_system.mee_r, $game_system.mee_g , $game_system.mee_b): bitmap.font.color.set(255, 255, 255)

With this, your system will default to the whatever color you have in the module mada block.... but you can make a script call to change your color like this:

Code:
$game_system.mee_r=255

$game_system.mee_g=0

$game_system.mee_b=0

to show a bright red color with the RGB values.

That is much more complicated than the color code method. Which should totally work I don't understand it. I can't even get the posted script to fire when I call $game_player.mes = "test"

Well, in that case, you would not have a script that displays a message hopping from one event? Confused

Example: I would use the command "show message" and put "\evID[x]" to indicate that the mesagem will skip the event X, the rest of the other commands have the same RTP Sarcasm

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Wait... to see the message pop up over one event... and then bob or float over to another event??? Nope... that sounds a bit awkward. Still... how's the color fix?

No guys, I just want to skip a mensgem event equal to that script I showed!

I don't know what you expect with the second script. It is a custom movement script which adds more movement options for characters such as 'MOVE TO EVENT(id)', 'MOVE TO MAP(x/y)', MOVE FROM EVENT(id)' and 'MOVE FROM MAP(x/y)'.

Had to translate the comments just now.... actually looked interesting.

(08-11-2013, 04:30 AM)DerVVulfman Wrote: [ -> ]I don't know what you expect with the second script. It is a custom movement script which adds more movement options for characters such as 'MOVE TO EVENT(id)', 'MOVE TO MAP(x/y)', MOVE FROM EVENT(id)' and 'MOVE FROM MAP(x/y)'.

Wanted a function to do an event to stare at each other, but only if it is possible.

Hrm... Well, I mentioned that the other script had commands that could work out 'Move to Event' and 'Move to Map Position'... I don't see it being THAT much different to create a 'Turn to Event' or 'Turn to Map Position' (and similarly 'Turn from Event' and etc.).

It just took some time to format/clean up the 2nd script to make it legible. It all got mangled in the post. Care to repost the 2nd script? Re-edit the 1st post?

Oh, I see, you want a "turn towards event" move option.

(08-11-2013, 10:49 PM)MechanicalPen Wrote: [ -> ]Oh, I see, you want a "turn towards event" move option.

Exactly!

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