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I'm using Falcon's Luck script, and I'm wondering how it be possible to make my game display the Luck as a visible stat, if you need to know, I'm using Constance's custom menu.
Also, are there any of non-SDK stealing scripts other than Tricksters'es?
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To make the luck stat visible is actually pretty easy, but you will need to place it yourself.

Basically, to display the stat in a window class you will need to use this code:

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self.contents.draw_text (x, y, width, height, actor.luck.to_s)

where x is the x position, y is the y position, width is how much room you have in the horizontal direction (if the text is wider than this it will be shrunk), height is the room you have in the y direction (the text is centred between y and y + height), and actor is a Game_Actor object. If you go into Window_Status (which is where I assume you intend to place the stat), then you will probably notice that there is already an actor object there for you to use.