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KLastWords XP - kyonides - 08-30-2025 KLastWords XP
by Kyonides
Introduction Some Minecraft-inspired avatar once made a support request where it wanted to display an actor's or enemy's last words before finally collapsing in the battlefield. Well, this scriptlet should allow you all to accomplish this very simple goal. This is NOT a Plug & Play script at all! ![]() You will have to modify the contents of 4 CONSTANTS to make it work. Some accept ID's (1, 2, etc.) and "strings" while others only numbers, 1 or above. For further information, please read the comments embedded in the script. Code: # * KLastWords XP * # Terms & Conditions Free as in ![]() ![]() Include my nickname in your game credits. That's it! ![]() RE: KLastWords XP - Ace_V - 09-02-2025 NICE! It fits what I've been looking for. Thank you, kyonides! ![]() One thing I did notice, though: the death image that appears persists no matter what. When the character dies, the image appears, but when resurrected, it is still there. It also persists when the game over screen shows up, and only disappears when I go back to the start screen. ![]() EDIT: Nevermind! I moved the script all the way down to just above main, and it functions the same way as the demo! Hooray! Thank you for this script. ![]() RE: KLastWords XP - kyonides - 09-02-2025 Maintenance Update
It was convenient for me to publish this update as a way to prevent issues like the infamous F12 reset ![]() Both the script and the demo were updated in tandem. The script also creates the custom viewport only once now. It will dispose of it when the sprite itself gets disposed as defined in the default Spriteset_Battle's dispose method. Curiously, there was no need to address the temporary issue Ace_V was facing a while ago. It seems it was just a script-order-related issue. ![]() |