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Random Enemy and Actor Names (from list)

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    Summary

    Allows you to set enemies and/or actors to start with names randomly chosen from a list, defined either entirely in the actor/enemy notebox, or from arbitrarily-named user-defined lists in the script.

    Script

    Script can be found on Github here, complete with bonus name lists (...uh, stolen from Final Fantasy Tactics)

    Usage

     In an actor or enemy notebox, you may enter one of the following tags:
    <random names: name, name, name, etc>
    This tag causes the actor or enemy to randomly choose from the supplied names when initialised.

    <random name list: list>
    This tag causes the actor or enemy to randomly choose from a list of names in the script file.
    This one requires setting up a list of names in the script itself, in the format:
    [/list] <- I'm not entirely sure why, but this won't go away. Just ignore it.
    Code: [Select]
    "list" => ['name1', 'name2', 'name3'],
    I highly recommend picking less stolen names than the default ones I added to my script just to fill space and set an example.

    Suggestions

    Iunno. Less-stupid default lists of names?
    « Last Edit: December 27, 2014, 10:26:12 PM by Feldherren »