Display windows in game map
- Thread starter gerrtunk
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You could create the shop system as an independent class and not as part of the scene so you can create a shop object in any scene.
You can also check the scene in the shop script by using $scene == class or $scene.is_a?(class) so your script knows how to behave.
You can also check the scene in the shop script by using $scene == class or $scene.is_a?(class) so your script knows how to behave.
Since this is you (gerrtunk) asking, I'm not quite sure if I got you wrong, because the solution to what I have in mind is quite simple and a pretty basic thing... so if I got you wrong, don't mind me ^^"
Because of the generic way RM scenes are built - if you stick to the standard - windows are in their nature independent from scenes entirely. If you take Window_Gold as an example: It's an instance of Window_Base, getting defined for itself, however is used in Scene_Menu, Scene_Map, Scene_Shop and who knows in how many of the custom scripts without any modification needed to the actual window itself. It just displays the money, whereever you want.
You can do exactly the same by defining a Window_Bazinga as an instance of Window_Base, then simply reference it as on object in the scene you want (i.e. @bazinga_window = Window_Bazinga.new).
If you need customization, you can always use arguments to modify the window within it's own class. For example, you could do this initialization method:
That would default to a width of 600 if no parameters are supplied, and would adjust to the given width if there are.
Assuming you knew all this really... what were you talking about? ^^
By the way: Game_Map has nothing to do with it at all.
Because of the generic way RM scenes are built - if you stick to the standard - windows are in their nature independent from scenes entirely. If you take Window_Gold as an example: It's an instance of Window_Base, getting defined for itself, however is used in Scene_Menu, Scene_Map, Scene_Shop and who knows in how many of the custom scripts without any modification needed to the actual window itself. It just displays the money, whereever you want.
You can do exactly the same by defining a Window_Bazinga as an instance of Window_Base, then simply reference it as on object in the scene you want (i.e. @bazinga_window = Window_Bazinga.new).
If you need customization, you can always use arguments to modify the window within it's own class. For example, you could do this initialization method:
Code:
class Window_Bazinga < Window_Base
def initialize(width = 600)
@width = width
# ...
end
endAssuming you knew all this really... what were you talking about? ^^
By the way: Game_Map has nothing to do with it at all.
Kain Nobel
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Unless you want the map to update in real time, its wise to just stick to Scene_Shop. Assuming you don't do your shop system in Scene_Map, the way I do it is...
You'll have to set any/all of the windows opacity less than 255, especially if the whole screen is covered in windows, or you will not see the map. Hope this helps, good luck!
Code:
class Scene_Shop
alias ssmap_scnshop_main
def main
@spriteset_map = Spriteset_Map.new
#@window_???.opacity = > 255 so you can see behind them
ssmap_scnshop_main
@spriteset_map.dispose
end
alias ssmap_scnshop_update
def update
@spriteset_map.update if @spriteset_map && !@spriteset_map.disposed
ssmap_scnshop_update
end
endYou'll have to set any/all of the windows opacity less than 255, especially if the whole screen is covered in windows, or you will not see the map. Hope this helps, good luck!