GW Animated Battle backs Patch for Atoa ACBS

[Solitaire]

Hello all! I hope everyone's weekend is going well.

I have a question regarding the Atoa ACBS script, among the patches included in the demo for other scripts. There is one named "GW Animated Battle Backs" (header of patch). The script has a link to a site :

http://www.santuariorpgmaker.com/forum/i...topic=6336)

but it's broken. A few web searches yielded this site : 

http://lugarmaker.blogspot.com/p/scripts.html

But that just lead back to the same link. Point being: I would like to use this script, but can't find an active link to it. I scanned the script database section here, and searched keywords a few different ways. But no dice. Does anyone have an alternate link to this I'm not finding for some reason? Or do they have a copy of the script they could PM me? I'd very much like to use this script. Thanks!

[DerVVulfman]

When the Internet Archive comes back up, it may be possible to check that link... assuming the website itself did not protect itself from intrusive bots. Some websites protect their scripts/resources pages from being read by bots.

I even tried searching for the scripter, Gabriel Winchester, but did not come up with anything except references to "SUPERNATURAL" and the Winchester Brothers facing the angel Gabriel. ROFL.

Mind you, this being a battleback animation system means that it will refresh the battleback with a new image ever X frames. For some systems, it isn't an issue. But others, it may mean flickering of the battlestatus window where your heroes HP/SP are rendered. Unless fully compatible, this battleback animation system may cause some flickering with each replaced battleback.

[Solitaire]

Ahh I see! This is extremely helpful. I didn't even THINK of using the IA (SMACKS MYSELF IN THE HEAD AT MY OBLIOUSNESS) LOL I will test that out (Also I didn't even realize the Internet Archive was down either.)
I'll consider possible issues with the flickering too, I've never used one of these scripts before, so I will keep that in mind from now on.

Thank you very much, Mr. Wolf! o7

[Solitaire]

Finally got the chance to try out that suggestion this evening, @DerVVulfMan. And I thought this was funny, and that I would update the thread:

The entire page looked like this on the Wayback LOL, I still copied it, (And painstakingly re-added what I hope are the correctly positioned line-breaks) and shall see if it works out whenever I attempt testing it. But for now, I'm beat. 'Night, Save-point!