Ruby Quellcode

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# â–  Visual Equipment
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# Author  | Meâ„¢ / me@solarsoft.nl
# Version | 2.2.32
# Date    | 13 / 02 / 07 (DDMMYY)
# Credit  | Raitaime - Geso Chiku
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#   â–¼ New in version 2.2.X
#   - guill_trick_*: Compatible with tricks multi-equip
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#   â–¼ New in version 2.1.X
#   - Can now return false and [false]
#   - Fixed: Not updating
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#   â–¼ New in version 2.0.X
#   - Now Compatible with N+
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#   â–¼ New in version 1.2.X
#   - Now possible to use other maps then Visual Equipment
#   - Fixed: Unable to load bug
#   - Fixed: Guillaume update bug
#   - Fixed: Guillaume Weapon not showing bug 
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#   â–¼ New in version 1.1.X
#   - Equipment visible in windows (using draw_actor_graphic)
#   - Compatible with Guillaume777's Multi-Slot script version 6.2.1
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#   â–¼ Instructions (updated: version 1.0.0)
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#   Hello dear reader. Thank you for choosing my Visual Equipment
#   script, based on the originals by Raitaime and Geso Chiku.
#   This script contains new elements, and rewritten  code, and copied 
#   code from the old scripts.
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#   â–¼ What does this script:
#   - Shows the players equipment on map
#   - Initial body value possible (skin, eyes and hair)
#   - Up to 5 types of equipment. From weapons to accesoiry's
#   - Shows NPC equipment on the map events if set
#   - Compatible with Caterpillar and Squad Based Action Battle System
#   - Compatible with Half Kaizer- and other different size-sprites
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#   â–¼ How to add your own graphics:
#   - Make or locate the Visual Equipment - folder which should be in Graphics
#   - You can choose to place your files here, or make submaps
#   - Scroll down for the Get_file method in module Visual Equipement
#   - Add a line like this: return ["FILENAME, HUE] if item_id = ID
#         where Filename is the filename between quotes without extension
#         Hue is the hue which the sprite should take (usually 0)
#         ID is the ID number of the weapon/armor
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