Darkwes 36 Posted May 20, 2014 (edited) Well, I did this while I was bored after someone asked how to show some values on a window, so maybe this may be useful to someone else since it can be used for nearly anything you want to control with variables and show to the player. This is a REALLY simple script (I'm not a scripter btw, I just can figure it out how things work sometimes) #============================================================================== # ** Simple Variable Window a.k.a. Not so Awesome Job Window by Darkwes #============================================================================== class Scene_Jobs < Scene_MenuBase def start super @jobs_window = Window_Jobs.new(@actor) @jobs_window.set_handler(:cancel, method(:return_scene)) end end class Window_Jobs < Window_Selectable def initialize(actor) super(0, 0, Graphics.width, Graphics.height) @actor = actor refresh activate end def actor=(actor) return if @actor == actor @actor = actor refresh end def refresh contents.clear draw_block1 (line_height * 0) draw_horz_line(line_height * 1) draw_block2 (line_height * 2) end def draw_block1(y) draw_actor_name(@actor, 4, y) draw_actor_class(@actor, 128, y) draw_actor_nickname(@actor, 288, y) end def draw_block2(y) draw_actor_face(@actor, 8, y) draw_job_info(136, y) end def draw_horz_line(y) line_y = y + line_height / 2 - 1 contents.fill_rect(0, line_y, contents_width, 2, line_color) end def line_color color = normal_color color.alpha = 48 color end def draw_job_info(x, y) change_color(system_color) draw_text(x, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "JOBS") #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Change the name of the jobs below #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- draw_text(x, y + line_height * 1, 96, line_height, "Job 1") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 2, 96, line_height, "Job 2") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 3, 96, line_height, "Job 3") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 4, 96, line_height, "Job 4") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 5, 96, line_height, "Job 5") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 6, 96, line_height, "Job 6") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 7, 96, line_height, "Job 7") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 8, 96, line_height, "Job 8") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 9, 96, line_height, "Job 9") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 10, 96, line_height, "Job 10") # Don't change this one draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "LEVEL", 2) change_color(normal_color) #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Change the variables that handles the job levels below #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 1, 96, line_height, $game_variables[1], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 2, 96, line_height, $game_variables[2], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 3, 96, line_height, $game_variables[3], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 4, 96, line_height, $game_variables[4], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 5, 96, line_height, $game_variables[5], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 6, 96, line_height, $game_variables[6], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 7, 96, line_height, $game_variables[7], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 8, 96, line_height, $game_variables[8], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 9, 96, line_height, $game_variables[9], 2) draw_text(x + 128, y + line_height * 10, 96, line_height, $game_variables[10], 2) end end Instructions: - You can Change the "JOBS" for whatever term you need on the line 62. - Edit the lines 66 to 75 to show the actual name of the jobs or w/e else you're making with the variables (delete some of those lines if you not going to use everything or simple add a # before them). - Edit the lines 83 to 92 to show the variable value that handle the level of the jobs/whatever (delete some those lines if you not going to use everything or simple add a # before them). - Use an event script call to show the Job window or you can add it to a menu, etc, with: SceneManager.call(Scene_Jobs) *Obs.: The Face/Name/Nickname shown will be of the the party leader because I was lazy to proper script it *Free for non-commercial use. Credit is appreciated. Edited May 20, 2014 by Darkwes 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
+ MinisterJay 73 Posted May 20, 2014 Can have many varying skills, like in Oblivion. Thanks, Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wren 179 Posted May 20, 2014 Pretty cool. Gives me some ideas... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darkwes 36 Posted May 20, 2014 I'm glad you like it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Feli 1 Posted May 22, 2014 very good... i can change the variables by parameters? or other command? i can add more variables? 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darkwes 36 Posted May 22, 2014 Yes you can, but it can look a bit weird depending on what you want to show. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Feli 1 Posted May 22, 2014 i get change... only create variables which show these parameters and add... is more easy.. only i have a doubt... how can increase the max number of variables (10) for 15 or more? nice script... help so much Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darkwes 36 Posted May 22, 2014 (edited) 15 variables won't fit on the screen like that xD Well, actually it only needs to be split into 2 columns like this: #============================================================================== # ** Simple Variable Window a.k.a. Not so Awesome Job Window by Darkwes #============================================================================== class Scene_Jobs < Scene_MenuBase def start super @jobs_window = Window_Jobs.new(@actor) @jobs_window.set_handler(:cancel, method(:return_scene)) end end class Window_Jobs < Window_Selectable def initialize(actor) super(0, 0, Graphics.width, Graphics.height) @actor = actor refresh activate end def actor=(actor) return if @actor == actor @actor = actor refresh end def refresh contents.clear draw_block1 (line_height * 0) draw_horz_line(line_height * 1) draw_block2 (line_height * 2) end def draw_block1(y) draw_actor_name(@actor, 4, y) draw_actor_class(@actor, 128, y) draw_actor_nickname(@actor, 288, y) end def draw_block2(y) draw_actor_face(@actor, 8, y) draw_job_info(136, y) end def draw_horz_line(y) line_y = y + line_height / 2 - 1 contents.fill_rect(0, line_y, contents_width, 2, line_color) end def line_color color = normal_color color.alpha = 48 color end def draw_job_info(x, y) change_color(system_color) draw_text(x, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "JOBS") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "JOBS") #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Change the name of the jobs below #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- draw_text(x, y + line_height * 1, 72, line_height, "Job 1") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 2, 72, line_height, "Job 2") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 3, 72, line_height, "Job 3") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 4, 72, line_height, "Job 4") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 5, 72, line_height, "Job 5") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 6, 72, line_height, "Job 6") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 7, 72, line_height, "Job 7") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 8, 72, line_height, "Job 8") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 9, 72, line_height, "Job 9") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 10, 72, line_height, "Job 10") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 1, 72, line_height, "Job 11") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 2, 72, line_height, "Job 12") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 3, 72, line_height, "Job 13") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 4, 72, line_height, "Job 14") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 5, 72, line_height, "Job 15") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 6, 72, line_height, "Job 16") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 7, 72, line_height, "Job 17") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 8, 72, line_height, "Job 18") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 9, 72, line_height, "Job 19") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 10, 72, line_height, "Job 20") # Don't change this one draw_text(x + 72, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "LEVEL", 2) draw_text(x + 264, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "LEVEL", 2) change_color(normal_color) #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Change the variables that handles the job levels below #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 1, 72, line_height, $game_variables[1], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 2, 72, line_height, $game_variables[2], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 3, 72, line_height, $game_variables[3], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 4, 72, line_height, $game_variables[4], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 5, 72, line_height, $game_variables[5], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 6, 72, line_height, $game_variables[6], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 7, 72, line_height, $game_variables[7], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 8, 72, line_height, $game_variables[8], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 9, 72, line_height, $game_variables[9], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 10, 72, line_height, $game_variables[10], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 1, 72, line_height, $game_variables[11], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 2, 72, line_height, $game_variables[12], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 3, 72, line_height, $game_variables[13], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 4, 72, line_height, $game_variables[14], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 5, 72, line_height, $game_variables[15], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 6, 72, line_height, $game_variables[16], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 7, 72, line_height, $game_variables[17], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 8, 72, line_height, $game_variables[18], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 9, 72, line_height, $game_variables[19], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 10, 72, line_height, $game_variables[20], 2) end end Edited May 22, 2014 by Darkwes 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Feli 1 Posted May 22, 2014 wow! Thank you very much! You could add an option to change party members by pressing L and R? As in the status menu? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darkwes 36 Posted May 22, 2014 Yeah that can be done and it is simple, but there will be a problem doing that, since the code only shows static variables and you'll probably want to show different ones for each actor. That can also be done, but in order to not overuse the variables, it should be made with the exact amount of actors and variables you'll need. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Feli 1 Posted May 23, 2014 I created the variables to display the attributes of the characters, for example: $game_party.members [0].hit I changed the name "job" to "accuracy" and added the value of the variable .. for example, 0.95 is shown to character id1, and exchanging the leader through the menu shows 0.96 to character id2 .. how have you teach me how change the heroes in own window? ah and you think if you put 30 variables (3 columns) would be ugly? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darkwes 36 Posted May 23, 2014 (edited) Not sure if I did understood what you said. About changing the actor info, just change the script for this one. #============================================================================== # ** Simple Variable Window a.k.a. Not so Awesome Job Window by Darkwes #============================================================================== class Scene_Jobs < Scene_MenuBase def start super @jobs_window = Window_Jobs.new(@actor) @jobs_window.set_handler(:cancel, method(:return_scene)) @jobs_window.set_handler(:pagedown, method(:next_actor)) @jobs_window.set_handler(:pageup, method(:prev_actor)) end def on_actor_change @jobs_window.actor = @actor @jobs_window.activate end end class Window_Jobs < Window_Selectable def initialize(actor) super(0, 0, Graphics.width, Graphics.height) @actor = actor refresh activate end def actor=(actor) return if @actor == actor @actor = actor refresh end def refresh contents.clear draw_block1 (line_height * 0) draw_horz_line(line_height * 1) draw_block2 (line_height * 2) end def draw_block1(y) draw_actor_name(@actor, 4, y) draw_actor_class(@actor, 128, y) draw_actor_nickname(@actor, 288, y) end def draw_block2(y) draw_actor_face(@actor, 8, y) draw_job_info(136, y) end def draw_horz_line(y) line_y = y + line_height / 2 - 1 contents.fill_rect(0, line_y, contents_width, 2, line_color) end def line_color color = normal_color color.alpha = 48 color end def draw_job_info(x, y) change_color(system_color) draw_text(x, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "JOBS") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "JOBS") #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Change the name of the jobs below #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- draw_text(x, y + line_height * 1, 72, line_height, "Job 1") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 2, 72, line_height, "Job 2") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 3, 72, line_height, "Job 3") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 4, 72, line_height, "Job 4") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 5, 72, line_height, "Job 5") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 6, 72, line_height, "Job 6") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 7, 72, line_height, "Job 7") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 8, 72, line_height, "Job 8") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 9, 72, line_height, "Job 9") draw_text(x, y + line_height * 10, 72, line_height, "Job 10") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 1, 72, line_height, "Job 11") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 2, 72, line_height, "Job 12") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 3, 72, line_height, "Job 13") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 4, 72, line_height, "Job 14") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 5, 72, line_height, "Job 15") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 6, 72, line_height, "Job 16") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 7, 72, line_height, "Job 17") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 8, 72, line_height, "Job 18") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 9, 72, line_height, "Job 19") draw_text(x + 192, y + line_height * 10, 72, line_height, "Job 20") # Don't change this one draw_text(x + 72, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "LEVEL", 2) draw_text(x + 264, y + line_height * 0, 96, line_height, "LEVEL", 2) change_color(normal_color) #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Change the variables that handles the job levels below #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 1, 72, line_height, $game_variables[1], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 2, 72, line_height, $game_variables[2], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 3, 72, line_height, $game_variables[3], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 4, 72, line_height, $game_variables[4], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 5, 72, line_height, $game_variables[5], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 6, 72, line_height, $game_variables[6], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 7, 72, line_height, $game_variables[7], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 8, 72, line_height, $game_variables[8], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 9, 72, line_height, $game_variables[9], 2) draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * 10, 72, line_height, $game_variables[10], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 1, 72, line_height, $game_variables[11], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 2, 72, line_height, $game_variables[12], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 3, 72, line_height, $game_variables[13], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 4, 72, line_height, $game_variables[14], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 5, 72, line_height, $game_variables[15], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 6, 72, line_height, $game_variables[16], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 7, 72, line_height, $game_variables[17], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 8, 72, line_height, $game_variables[18], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 9, 72, line_height, $game_variables[19], 2) draw_text(x + 288, y + line_height * 10, 72, line_height, $game_variables[20], 2) end end About the 3 columns, it won't look good as it is now, I'll have to change a lot of the text positions. Edited May 23, 2014 by Darkwes Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Feli 1 Posted May 23, 2014 the change did not work right ... because I define the variables by the leader, so to move the window, q would change leader also ... I've been testing and saw that the window allows up to 13 lines, leaving her more satisfied thank you Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Demintika 63 Posted May 23, 2014 Advice: Please use Looping instead of copy-paste-ing a list of 20 draw_text()s Example: 10.times {|i| draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * i, 72, line_height, $game_variables[i], 2)} It does work the same, but it looks more "professional" 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darkwes 36 Posted May 23, 2014 Advice: Please use Looping instead of copy-paste-ing a list of 20 draw_text()s Example: 10.times {|i| draw_text(x + 96, y + line_height * i, 72, line_height, $game_variables[i], 2)} It does work the same, but it looks more "professional" As I said, I'm not a scripter. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
