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{{Module|Graphical effects}} | {{Module|Graphical effects}} | ||
// Main script for module 'expression-speech-style' V0.3 | |||
int textstyle = 1; | |||
int waittime1 = 5; | |||
int waittime2 = 2; | |||
function Speech (Character *Who, int expression, const string message){ | |||
btnPortrait.Animate(Who.SpeechView, expression, 3, eRepeat); | |||
lblText.TextColor = Who.SpeechColor; | |||
if (textstyle == 0){ | |||
lblText.SetText(message); | |||
gDispgui.Visible = true; | |||
UnPauseGame(); | |||
Who.SayAt(320, 200, 0, message); | |||
//WaitKey (((StrLen(message) / game.text_speed) + 1) * GetGameSpeed()); | |||
gDispgui.Visible = false; | |||
} | |||
if (textstyle == 1){ | |||
int length=0; | |||
int i = 0; | |||
string displayedline; | |||
StrCopy(displayedline," "); | |||
length=StrLen(message); | |||
gDispgui.Visible = true; | |||
while(i<length){ | |||
StrFormat(displayedline, "%s%c", displayedline, StrGetCharAt(message,i)); | |||
lblText.SetText(displayedline); | |||
if (StrGetCharAt(message,i) == ' '){ | |||
Wait(waittime1); | |||
} | |||
else{ | |||
Wait(waittime2); | |||
} | |||
i++; | |||
} | |||
} | |||
//SetLabelText(5, 1, text); | |||
//GUIOn(5); | |||
UnPauseGame(); | |||
//DisplaySpeechAt(320,200,0,wer, text); | |||
WaitMouseKey(((StrLen(message) / game.text_speed) + 1) * GetGameSpeed()); | |||
gDispgui.Visible = false; | |||
} | |||
/* how to set it up? | |||
1) create a new gui and call it "Dispgui" | |||
2) create a button wherever you want and call it "btnPortrait" | |||
3) create a label wherever you want and call it "lblText" | |||
4) put the different expressions into the characters' speech views | |||
how to use it? | |||
first of all this script is used in the way of the "displayspeech" or the "player.say" command. | |||
"Who" is the one who talks, "expression" is the loop number of the character speech view, "message" is the message" | |||
if you want to use this in dialogs it gets a little bit more complicated. | |||
1) for every dialog option you have to set up a "run-script x" command. | |||
2) then go to the "dialog_request" section in your global-script | |||
3) do something like this: | |||
if (param == 1){ | |||
conversation | |||
} | |||
if (param == 2){... | |||
the params are your dialog options now. you just have to keep track on which param belongs to which dialog option. | |||
as you should have noticed you don't have to use the dialog editor for the conversations. | |||
what is textstyle and waittime here? | |||
textstyle 0 is the normal pop up one and textstyle 1 is the typewriter one. waittime1 means how long a " " is shown in | |||
your text before the next character is shown and waittime2 means how long the single characters are shown before the | |||
next one is shown. | |||
about voicespeech with expression-speech-style! | |||
you just can use voicespeech with textstyle 0! if you want to use it look in the manual how it is used with ".Say"! | |||
Thanks to Ashen for putting this into new style scripting and for improving it! | |||
I took the typewriter script from spook1 ( http://www.bigbluecup.com/yabb/index.php?topic=14437.0 )! | |||
changes from v0.2 to v0.3 | |||
- added another textstyle (typewriter) | |||
changes from v0.1 to v0.2 | |||
- added possibility to have voicespeech | |||
v0.1 features | |||
- sierra-speech-style with expressions. | |||