Is it possible to have different choices have different colors in UMS?

[pinpointjuggler]

It seems that UMS won't pick up the \c[] in the choice box. Is there a fix?

Or should I just go with a different message system?

Maybe this should be in scripts now.

It looks like 7.1 is the newest I can find. And it's the one I'm running.

I'll try asking CCoa.

Any help still greatly appreciated.

 

[jimmyly]

type in the message box
\c[5]Text Text Text Text

Put any number there. I see which part of the script you can alter to make the color of your liking.

In the Window_Base Part look for these

  def text_color
    case n
    when 0
      return Color.new(255, 255, 255, 255)
    when 1
      return Color.new(128, 128, 255, 255)
    when 2
      return Color.new(255, 128, 128, 255)
    when 3
      return Color.new(128, 255, 128, 255)
    when 4
      return Color.new(0, 0, 0, 255)
    when 5
      return Color.new(184, 115, 51, 255)
    when 6
      return Color.new(255, 255, 128, 255)
    when 7
      return Color.new(192, 192, 192, 255)

As you can see the When 1 is when you type \c[1] you will see that color in the text do example like this

type inside the Choice Box
\c[1]I Love You
\c[2]Your Ugly

 

[pinpointjuggler]

type in the message box
\c[5]Text Text Text Text

Put any number there. I see which part of the script you can alter to make the color of your liking.

Hmm... interesting. The problem seems to be with UMS. It won't recognize it.


Sorry, I forgot to mention the UMS. I didn't think it would be the problem.

 

[jimmyly]

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[regi]

Do you have the latest version of the UMS installed? (I believe it's 7.2 or 7.3.) If not, check a different site or try a google search.

Ay, never mind. 7.1 is the latest version. Try canceling the UMS (add =begin and =end at the beginning and end of the script) and see if it works. if that's the problem, try contacting ccoa about the problem.

 

[pinpointjuggler]

Even on a fresh map with just the UMS it won't work. So I sent her a message
Thanks for your help, Jimmyly and Regi!

 

[Unka Josh]

This is incredibly silly, but...

pinpointjuggler, in the example you typed, the command was /c[]...

It's actually \c[].  If you used the wrong slash, it wouldn't work.

 

[pinpointjuggler]

Hehe, made me go back and look at the script. Nah, I typed \c in the actual script, just got messed up here.
Thanks for catching that though :P