TSDA Advanced Message System Options

[thiago_d_d]

TSDA Advanced Message System
1.2 version
by thiago_d_d

thiago_d_d works are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

This script modifies the standard message system, adding some things, and making it customizable.
Features:
- Created name window to show a name of your choice, only if you want.
- The name window is customized, so you change color, etc.
- Added support to hex colors.
- Advanced letter by letter mode with advanced speed configuration.
- You can choose if the player can skip the letter by letter mode
- Added \Map tag, that shows the actual map name display
- Added support to changes to the font name, size, and bold flag.
- The face can be shown on a separate window.
- Message window position and size can now be customized.
- Message window opacity can be customized.
- Possibility to play an sound when letter by letter is on.
- Everything is customized, you can change everything with tags during the text draw.

Instructions
Please follow instructions inside the script.
Download
http://thiagodd.blogspot.com.br/2013/01/ad...age-system.html
Compatibily Issues
This script basically have compatibility issues with other message systems. Maybe it will have issues with scripts that modify coordinates systems of the player and the events. In the script you can see above each method if it was overwritten, aliased, os created. If it was overwritten, the script will have compatibility issues with other scripts that overwrite this method,or that aliased this method.

This post has been edited by thiago_d_d: Jan 19 2013, 02:56 PM

[Jens of Zanicuud]

I'm sorry, but when you post a script, you should use a specific template (or something similar).
You should modify the OT, adding detailed Instructions (or saying they're inside the script), Known Issues (compatibility with other scripts - if you know that some issues exist), etc. Just give a look at this:

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BTW, nice script
It will prove very handful for RMVA users.

Jens

[thiago_d_d]

Well, although I think some of your requests are desnecessary, they are on the rules, so ok, I modified the post.

[Jens of Zanicuud]

Well, although I think some of your requests are desnecessary, they are on the rules, so ok, I modified the post.

Okay, now it's alright

Just a note... I've not written the rules myself, and I didn't want to blame you for that.
I was only applying said rules to your submission, just as I did for every other submission in this section.

I don't know if you noticed, but your score is now set to 5 Rev Points.
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