I've been using Yanfly's Snapshot Battleback script for a while, and simply love it. However, I came to a point where I would like some events to show up on the map when it gets used for the battleback.
So, in brief, his script will take a snapshot of the current map when entering a battle and use it as the backdrop for combat without any of the map's events. I'd like to be able to add a comment or something to certain events to make them show up when the snapshot is taken, if possible.
If it can't be done, or would require a ton of work/re-writing the script, then don't worry about it. His script is shown below:
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#
# Yanfly Engine Melody - Snapshot Battle Back
# Last Date Updated: 2010.04.16
# Level: Easy
#
# For a quick and easy way of getting a map-related backdrop without that
# cheesy radial blur that RPG Maker VX comes with, why not just use a snapshot
# of whatever map you're currently on instead? This script removes the radial
# blur and throws in a slightly zoomed snapshot of the current map without any
# events hindering it.
#
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# Updates
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# o 2010.04.16 - Started and Finished Script.
#===============================================================================
# Instructions
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# To install this script, open up your script editor and copy/paste this script
# to an open slot below ? Materials but above ? Main. Remember to save.
#
#===============================================================================
# Compatibility
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# - Works With: Anything that doesn't modify battlebacks.
#===============================================================================
$imported = {} if $imported == nil
$imported["SnapshotBattleBack"] = true
module YEM
module SNAP_BATTLE_BACK
# These two values adjust the width and height of the zoomed in background
# snapshot. To disallow zooming, just set the values to 544 and 416 or
# whatever resolution you're using.
BITMAP_WIDTH = 640
BITMAP_HEIGHT = 480
# This is the blur intensity of the snapshot used for the background. Note
# that placing this at higher values may result in longer loading times.
BLUR_INTENSITY = 3
# These settings adjust the battlefloor. For those who'd like to either
# move the battlefloor higher or to change the visibility of it. To make
# the battlefloor invisible, set FLOOR_O to 0.
FLOOR_X = 0 # Battle floor X value. Base script default is 0.
FLOOR_Y = 100 # Battle floor y value. Base script default is 192.
FLOOR_O = 64 # Battle floor opacity. Base script default is 128.
end # SNAP_BATTLE_BACK
end # YEM
#===============================================================================
# Editting anything past this point may potentially result in causing computer
# damage, incontinence, explosion of user's head, coma, death, and/or halitosis.
# Therefore, edit at your own risk.
#===============================================================================
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# Spriteset_Battle
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class Spriteset_Battle
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# overwrite method: create_battleback
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def create_battleback
source = $game_temp.background_bitmap
width = YEM::SNAP_BATTLE_BACK::BITMAP_WIDTH
height = YEM::SNAP_BATTLE_BACK::BITMAP_HEIGHT
#---
bitmap = Bitmap.new(width, height)
bitmap.stretch_blt(bitmap.rect, source, source.rect)
YEM::SNAP_BATTLE_BACK::BLUR_INTENSITY.times do bitmap.blur end
#---
@battleback_sprite = Sprite.new(@viewport1)
@battleback_sprite.bitmap = bitmap
@battleback_sprite.ox = width/2
@battleback_sprite.oy = height/2
@battleback_sprite.x = Graphics.width/2
@battleback_sprite.y = (Graphics.height-128)/2+64
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# overwrite method: create_battlefloor
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def create_battlefloor
@battlefloor_sprite = Sprite.new(@viewport1)
@battlefloor_sprite.bitmap = Cache.system("BattleFloor")
@battlefloor_sprite.x = YEM::SNAP_BATTLE_BACK::FLOOR_X
@battlefloor_sprite.y = YEM::SNAP_BATTLE_BACK::FLOOR_Y
@battlefloor_sprite.z = 1
@battlefloor_sprite.opacity = YEM::SNAP_BATTLE_BACK::FLOOR_O
end
end # Spriteset_Battle
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# END OF FILE
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Thanks in advance!
-Heart of Shadow-
Still looking for any kind of help with this.
-Heart of Shadow-