Skit System

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Skit System
Version: 1.0
Author: DiamondandPlatinum3
Date: March 25, 2012

Planned Future Versions

• Adding in Fadein Effects, such 'Fly-in', 'Transition', 'Fade', etc
  

Description

This script recreates a 'Tales' Skit System for use in RPG Maker VXA. With this script skits can be accessed anywhere if conditions are met.
Skits are made in event themselves with a seperate event per skit, thus  allowing non-scripters to make a Skit Event in a comfortable environment (events).

Features

• Skits are made in Events
  
• Skits can be accessed on any map if available
  
• Skits can be given individual names
  

Screenshots
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Resizable Text


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Instructions

You'll need to grab the pictures for the Script (See Author's Note) and place them in your pictures folder. You may edit them if you'd like.

Instructions are inside of the script, but it's a little complicated so I made a video tutorial on what things do. It can be seen here:
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Script

Get it from here

Credit

• DiamondandPlatinum3
  

Thanks

• Modern Algebra - Just cause I love that guy (no homo ;])
  
• Bunni89 - For the Animated Button Textures
  

Support

Post in this thread or PM me.

Known Compatibility Issues

I am unaware of any scripts it doesn't work with; if you find any, post in this thread.

Demo

I really think the Video should be enough to cover this, so I don't anticipate the necessity of a demo.

Author's Notes

You will need to download the pictures.rar provided here and place them in your pictures folder.

This weeks scripting has been brought to you by the letter 'J', as in "Jovi is sad"
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Terms of Use

If you can find a use for it, this script is free to use in non-commercial games. If you want to use this script in a commercial game, please understand that I expect a free copy (that's means you PM me and let me know that you plan on using it for a commercial game).

[IAMFORTE]

Cough Cough, Nice work

[modern algebra]

This looks very cool. Great work!