Large Choices – “built-in” multiple choices Options

[Tsukihime]

Large Choices
-Tsukihime

This script combines groups of "show choice" options together as one large command. This allows you to create more than 4 choices by simply creating several "show choice" commands in a row. No script call required!

Download

Script: http://db.tt/dvf1OX02

Compatibility

Should not have any issues. Only aliases one method.

Usage

Adding choices

Add a show choice command and fill it out as usual.



If you want more choices, just add another one, and fill it out as usual.



Only show choice commands that appear immediately after a previous show choice command on the same level will be merged together.

Cancel choice

The choice editor comes with 6 options when you press the "cancel" button

1. Disallow
2. Choice 1
3. Choice 2
4. Choice 3
5. Choice 4
6. Branch

Each "show choice" command comes with their own options. All you need to do is select the cancel choice in the appropriate "show choice" command and the script sets it up for you! You should set the other commands to "disallow" otherwise I will simply choose the last one.

Manual Combine



There is an option in the configuration section called "Manual Combine". By default, this is set to `false`, which means all choice commands will be automatically combined together. If you would like to be able to manually specify whether choice commands should be combined or not, you can set this to `true`.

When manual combining is enabled, before your first large show choice command, you must make a script call

CODE

combine_choices

In order to combine the following show choice commands together. This must be done before each set of large choices.

This post has been edited by Tsukihime: Apr 10 2013, 12:36 PM

[Clord]

Makes one wonder why Enterbrain made it so limited in the first place.

[amerk]

Makes one wonder why Enterbrain made it so limited in the first place.

Definitely. You'd think that an expanding window for text, changes to text size and font, a wraparound, and multiple choice options (at least 10, for crying out loud) would have been common sense.

In any case, this is a very decent looking script, and one that I'm sure a lot of people can use. It'll certainly go well with teleportation devices where a player can transfer back to a given town.