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This is a script that allows modders to have their own option menu for whatever they might think of
* Note the shown options in the first pic don't follow with the base script, they are just examples. The base script is just blank except for the "Go Back"
***For Players***
If you are just here to get the menu for a mod that uses it, simply download ModMenu v2.zip and install as usual
Compatible Mods
1. Download the mod from the link below
2. Unzip this file into your /HaremCollector_vxxx folder
3. Play the game and enjoy the mod
Mega Download Link
***For Modders***
If you are here to use this script to have an option for your mod. You can either download the Menu_Addon guide.txt for an explanation or continue reading here:
You are free to include the ModMenu script itself in your mod, I however suggest not doing so, because I might update or bugfix the original code, so if you included it in yours, you would have to update aswell or your mod would revert it back. Instead I'd suggest just refering people to this page instead
***Credits and Special Thanks***
Special thanks and credits to Yanfly for the script
* Note the shown options in the first pic don't follow with the base script, they are just examples. The base script is just blank except for the "Go Back"
***For Players***
If you are just here to get the menu for a mod that uses it, simply download ModMenu v2.zip and install as usual
Compatible Mods
- Custom Font Changer
- Custom Menu Graphics
- LASO
- No Animation
- Number Grouping
- Stats Overload
1. Download the mod from the link below
2. Unzip this file into your /HaremCollector_vxxx folder
3. Play the game and enjoy the mod
Mega Download Link
***For Modders***
If you are here to use this script to have an option for your mod. You can either download the Menu_Addon guide.txt for an explanation or continue reading here:
Code:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Adding a command to the menu. Is required to have the option show up
# @COMMANDS.push(:symbol)
# symbol = Has to be a unique symbol but you can name it whatever you want.
# it must be identical to the variable/switch symbol you choose.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Disable your command in the menu if a conditions has been fulfilled
# Example if you don't want people to do x while in a dungeon.
# If you don't want to disable your command at all, just skip adding this
# @DISABLE.push(:symbol) if condition
# symbol = Has to be a unique symbol but you can name it whatever you want.
# it must be identical to the command symbol you choose.
# condition = The condition under which you want your command to be
# turned off
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Adding a variable option to the menu use the following syntax
# @CUSTOM_VARIABLES[:symbol]=[variable, "Name", Colour1, Colour2, min, max,
# "Help description"]
# symbol = Has to be a unique symbol but you can name it whatever you want.
# it must be identical to the command symbol you choose.
# variable = Is the ID of the variable you wanna change.
# Name = Is option text you want to show up in the menu.
# Colour1 = Is the color of the start of the slider.
# Colour2 = Is the color of the end of the slider.
# min = minimal value of the variable.
# max = maximum value of the variable.
# Help description = Is the help text that will show up when hovering over.
#
# NOTE: When choosing color for the slider you have to put in a number to choose the color. Here's a chart for which number correlates to which color
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#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Adding a switch option to the menu use the following syntax
# @CUSTOM_SWITCHES[:symbol]=[Switch, "Name", "Off Text", "On Text",
# "Help Description"]
# symbol = Has to be a unique symbol but you can name it whatever you want.
# it must be identical to the command symbol you choose.
# Switch = Is the ID of the switch you wanna change
# Name = Is option text you want to show up in the menu
# Off Text = What the off option should say
# On Text = What the on option should say
# Help description = Is the help text that will show up when hovering over
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Window_SystemOptions < Window_Command
alias alias_name add_modded_commands #<--- alias_name must be unique
def add_modded_commands
@COMMANDS.push(:symbol)
alias_name #<--- must be the same alias_name as the above alias_name
end
alias alias_name modded_disable #<--- alias_name must be unique
def modded_disable
@DISABLE.push(:symbol) if condition
alias_name #<--- must be the same alias_name as the above alias_name
end
alias alias_name add_modded_variables #<--- alias_name must be unique
def add_modded_variables
@CUSTOM_VARIABLES[:symbol]=[variable, "Name", Colour1, Colour2, min, max, "Help description"]
alias_name #<--- must be the same alias_name as the above alias_name
end
alias alias_name add_modded_switches #<--- alias_name must be unique
def add_modded_switches
@CUSTOM_SWITCHES[:symbol]=[Switch, "Name", "Off Text", "On Text", "Help Description"]
alias_name #<--- must be the same alias_name as the above alias_name
end
end
***Credits and Special Thanks***
Special thanks and credits to Yanfly for the script
- although this is a heavily modifed version of his script, to allow for modding and removing unneeded options (as they are already available in the base game options menu). He did create the original script for which I used the framework
- Link to original script: https://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/...ystem-options/
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