Special Codes:
   Retained Codes:
     \v[x] - Shows the value located in the variable x
     \n[x] - Shows the name of the Actor with ID x
     \c[x] - Changes the colour of the text to x. x can be 0 - 31
     \g    - Shows the gold window
     \.    - A short pause of 15 frames (1/4 second) before continuing drawing
     \|    - A longer pause of 60 frames (1 second) before continuing drawing
     \!    - Pause. Waits for user input before continuing
     \^    - Pause Skip. Forgoes user input at next pause. Can autoclose message
   Modified Codes:
     \>    - Speeds up the letter by letter process
     \<    - Slows down the drawing of the text
     \@    - Show Line Fast (the current line gets displayed quickly). This
             replaces the old functionality of \>, \<
     \@@   - Show message fast (to next scroll)
   New Codes:
     \nc[x]- Shows the name of class with ID x
     \ac[x]- Shows class of actor with ID x
     \np[x]- Shows the name of the Party Member with index x
     \ne[x]- Shows the name of Event with ID x on the map
     \nm[x]- Shows the name of Monster with ID x
     \ni[x]- Shows the name of Item with ID x
     \nw[x]- Shows the name of Weapon with ID x
     \na[x]- Shows the name of Armour with ID x
     \pi[x]- Shows the price of Item with ID x
     \pw[x]- Shows the price of Weapon with ID x
     \pa[x]- Shows the price of Armour with ID x
     \iicon[x] - Shows the Icon of Item with ID x
     \wicon[x] - Shows the Icon of Weapon with ID x
     \aicon[x] - Shows the Icon of Armour with ID x
     \icon[x] - Shows the Icon with ID x
     \fn[font name] - Changes the font to font name chosen
     \fs[x] - Changes the font size to x
     \name[name] - Shows a name box with name displayed in the box
     \ani[target_id,animation_id] - Shows animation_id on target_id. 0 => player,
                           other numbers indicate the ID of the event
     \bln[target_id,balloon_id] - Same as ani, but shows a balloon
     \lb - Line Break. Applies only when Paragraph Formatting and it goes
           to next line
     \% - Disable Text Skip through user input
     \se[sound effect name] - Plays a sound effect
     \me[music effect name] - Plays a musical effect
     \oc[character_id] - positions the message box over character. 0 => player;
                           other positive integers indicate events on map
     \uc[character_id] - same as oc, but places box under character
     \lc[character_id] - same as oc, but places box to left of character
     \rc[character_id] - same as oc, but places box to right of character
     \px[x] - Sets the box's x position at x
     \py[y] - Sets the box's y position to y

Special Settings:
   In addition to the new codes, there are new settings that can be set for messages through call script. To change a setting for an individual message, use the $game_message variant of the following codes. To change the setting for all messages, use the $game_dlgoptions variant. For the sake of convenience, only the $game_message codes will be run through, but each code can also be used by $game_dlgoptions:

     $game_message.x = positive integer (0-Resolution width, by def. 544)
     $game_message.y = positive integer (0-Resolution height, by def. 416)
     $game_message.width = positive integer (1-Resolution width, by def. 544)
     $game_message.height = positive integer (1-Resolution height, by def. 416)
     $game_message.faceside = true/false
     $game_message.facesize = positive integer (ex. 96)
     $game_message.opacity = positive integer between 0 and 255 (ex. 200)
     $game_message.fontname = "font name" (ex. "Arial", ["Arial", "Times New Roman"])
     $game_message.fontsize = positive integer (ex. 16)
     $game_message.windowskin = "Skin File" (ex. "Window")
     $game_message.paragraph_format = true/false
     $game_message.justified_text = true/false
     $game_message.wlh = positive integer (ex. 24)
     $game_message.scrolling = true/false
     $game_message.shown_lines = integer (ex. 4)
     $game_message.autopause = true/false
     $game_message.choicebox = true/false
     $game_message.choices_appended = true/false
     $game_message.choicebox_on_line = true/false
     $game_message.choicebox_width = positive integer (ex. 160)
     $game_message.choicebox_opacity = positive integer between 0 & 255 (ex. 200)
     $game_message.choicebox_fontname = "font name" (ex. "Arial")
     $game_message.choicebox_windowskin = "Skin File" (ex. "Window")
     $game_message.choicebox_offset_x = integer
     $game_message.choicebox_offset_y = integer
     $game_message.number_choices = positive integer (I'm an idiot. In the script I wrote positive integer > 1 :P)
     $game_message.lbl_se = true/false
     $game_message.message_se = "Audio File" (, volume, pitch) [volume and pitch optional]
     $game_message.mt_se = true/false
     $game_message.termination_se = "Audio File" (, volume, pitch) [volume and pitch optional]
     $game_message.mp_se = true/false
     $game_message.pause_se = "Audio File" (, volume, pitch) [volume and pitch optional]
     $game_message.ms_se = true/false
     $game_message.start_se = "Audio File" (, volume, pitch) [volume and pitch optional]
     $game_message.mf_se = true/false
     $game_message.finish_se = "Audio File" (, volume, pitch) [volume and pitch optional]
     $game_message.letter_frames = integer (ex. 1)
     $game_message.face_letters = integer (ex. 2)
     $game_message.sound_letters = integer (ex. 3)
     $game_message.namebox_fontname = "font name" (ex. "Arial")
     $game_message.namebox_fontsize = positive integer (ex. 16)
     $game_message.namebox_windowskin = "Skin File" (ex. "Window")
     $game_message.namebox_colour = positive integer between 0 & 31 (ex. 7)
     $game_message.namebox_opacity = positive integer between 0 & 255 (ex. 200)
     $game_message.namebox_offset_x = integer (ex. 8)
     $game_message.namebox_offset_y = integer (ex. 16)
         $game_message.back_sprite = "filename"

   Two Options which do not exist in dlgoptions but do in $game_message are:

     $game_message.character = integer (0 => player, >0 => events on map)
     $game_message.char_ref = integer (0 => above, 1 => below, 2=> left, 3=> right)

   These options allow you to position the window in reference to a character on the screen.

   If you want to reset all the values to default, just use the code:

     $game_dlgoptions.reset
     $game_message.clear

To use the Animated Facesets, all you need to do is name the facesets that are animated the same, but with the suffixes _1, _2, etc... Also, note that this script will interpret a face graphic with a $ in front of the name as being single, and will draw the entire file rather than 1/8 of it. This single does not extend to other places - only the message window, so do not use single facefiles for an actor and expect it to be drawn as such in the menu, etc...