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AFRLme at 13:31, 24 March 2015

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	~~Example: pause~~/delay methods for controlling ~~time~~ displayed text should be displayed for...		== Pause Tags ==
			Pause/delay methods for controlling how long the displayed text should be displayed for...
	<syntaxhighlight>		<syntaxhighlight>
	Wait until left mouse button is clicked to continue <p>		Wait until left mouse button is clicked to continue <p>
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	~~Example:~~ Displaying "string" & integer (number) values inside of a displayed text...		== Displaying Values (integer / string) ==
			Methods for displaying "string" & integer (number) values of a specified value inside of a displayed text...
	<syntaxhighlight>		<syntaxhighlight>
	I have $<v=money> in my wallet. <p2000ms> -- displays integer value of the linked value		I have $<v=money> in my wallet. <p2000ms> -- displays integer value of the linked value
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	~~Example: Using~~ Lua script ~~to control the position of currently displayed text.~~..		== Custom Text Position ==
			You can set a custom text position vua Lua script. ''See [[RegisterHookFunction\|here]], for more details.''
	<syntaxhighlight>		<syntaxhighlight>
	-- let's create the function which sets the position of displayed text		-- let's create the function which sets the position of displayed text

AFRLme at 16:05, 24 February 2015

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	Displayed text is the text spoken by a character or narration text which is not spoken by a character & can be positioned wherever you like on the screen.		Displayed text is the text spoken by a character or narration text which is not spoken by a character & can be positioned wherever you like on the screen. Object text, is text which can be linked to a scene object & displayed indefinitely until you remove it via the remove object text action part - object text is only (currently) valid for non-menu scenes.

	Let's have a look at the '''Display text''' action part first which is found inside of the '''Character''' action part area. By default character spoken text appears above the text owner (character who the displayed text is linked to) & is aligned via the '''text alignment''' drop down menu found inside of the '''game''' properties tab. Having said that we can in fact set a custom position (absolute) via Lua Script with the '''VTextPosition''' data structure ~~command~~ & the registerHookFunction; see further down the page for an example.		Let's have a look at the '''Display text''' action part first which is found inside of the '''Character''' action part area. By default character spoken text appears above the text owner (character who the displayed text is linked to) & is aligned via the '''text alignment''' drop down menu found inside of the '''game''' properties tab. Having said that we can in fact set a custom position (absolute) via Lua Script with the '''VTextPosition''' data structure field & the registerHookFunction - see further down the page for an example.

	The '''Display narration text''' action part however is more geared towards narration & can be positioned on the screen wherever you like.		The '''Display narration text''' action part however is more geared towards narration & can be positioned on the screen wherever you like.

AFRLme at 15:58, 24 February 2015

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	Example: Displaying "string" & integer (number) values inside of a displayed text...		Example: Displaying "string" & integer (number) values inside of a displayed text...
	<syntaxhighlight>		<syntaxhighlight>
	I have $<v=money> in my wallet. <p2000ms> -- displays integer value of the linked ~~Value~~		I have $<v=money> in my wallet. <p2000ms> -- displays integer value of the linked value
	My name is <vs=protagonist_name>. <p2500ms> -- displays "string" value of the linked value		My name is <vs=protagonist_name>. <p2500ms> -- displays "string" value of the linked value
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

AFRLme at 15:57, 24 February 2015

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	Example: Displaying "string" & integer (number) values inside of a displayed text...		Example: Displaying "string" & integer (number) values inside of a displayed text...
	<syntaxhighlight>		<syntaxhighlight>
	I have $<v=money> in my wallet. <p2> -- displays integer value of the linked Value		I have $<v=money> in my wallet. <p2000ms> -- displays integer value of the linked Value
	My name is <vs=protagonist_name>. <~~p2.5~~> -- displays "string" value of the linked value		My name is <vs=protagonist_name>. <p2500ms> -- displays "string" value of the linked value
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AFRLme at 15:56, 24 February 2015

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	Wait until left mouse button is clicked to continue <p>		Wait until left mouse button is clicked to continue <p>
	Continue after 2500 milliseconds (ms) <p2500ms>		Continue after 2500 milliseconds (ms) <p2500ms>
	Continue after 2.5 seconds (s) <p2.5s> or <p2.5>		Continue after 2.5 seconds (s) <p2.5s> or <p2.5> -- (dropped in 4.x)
	Wait until linked speech file has finished playing <pa>		Wait until linked speech file has finished playing <pa>
	Wait until linked speech file has finished playing (with fallback time (in ms) if media file is missing or corrupted <pa2500ms>		Wait until linked speech file has finished playing (with fallback time (in ms) if media file is missing or corrupted <pa2500ms>
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	!important: You need to be careful that when you are using the first example <p> that you do not hide the mouse cursor		!important: You need to be careful that when you are using the first example <p> that you do not hide the mouse cursor
	beforehand as hide cursor action part disables all key input & commands until the cursor is shown; thus		beforehand as hide cursor action part disables all key input & commands until the cursor is shown; thus
	your game will end up stuck on the displayed text!		your game will end up stuck on the displayed text! -- (text can now be skipped with left click in 4.x; even if cursor is hidden).
	--]]		--]]
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AFRLme at 15:54, 24 February 2015

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	\| ''The <pa> fallback time tag is only available from Visionaire Studio 4.x onwards.''		\| ''The <pa> fallback time tag is only available from Visionaire Studio 4.x onwards.''
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	\| ''Seconds tags (i.e: <p1.5s> & <p1.5>) are not supported by Visionaire Studio 4.x; all the other tags are still valid.''		\| ''Seconds tags (i.e: <p2.5s> & <p2.5>) are not supported by Visionaire Studio 4.x; all the other tags are still valid.''
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AFRLme at 15:53, 24 February 2015

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	\| ''The <pa> fallback time tag is only available from Visionaire Studio 4.x onwards.''		\| ''The <pa> fallback time tag is only available from Visionaire Studio 4.x onwards.''
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	\| ''~~seconds~~ tags (i.e: <p1.5s> & <p1.5>) are not supported by Visionaire Studio 4.x; all the other tags are still valid.''		\| ''Seconds tags (i.e: <p1.5s> & <p1.5>) are not supported by Visionaire Studio 4.x; all the other tags are still valid.''
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AFRLme at 15:53, 24 February 2015

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	\| ''The <pa> fallback time tag is only available from Visionaire Studio 4.x onwards.''		\| ''The <pa> fallback time tag is only available from Visionaire Studio 4.x onwards.''
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	\| ''seconds are ~~no longer~~ supported in 4.x ~~onwards~~; ~~please use ms, p, pa & pa fallback pause~~ tags ~~instead only~~.''		\| ''seconds tags (i.e: <p1.5s> & <p1.5>) are not supported by Visionaire Studio 4.x; all the other tags are still valid.''
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AFRLme at 15:50, 24 February 2015

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	\| ''The <pa> fallback time tag is only available from Visionaire Studio 4.x onwards.''		\| ''The <pa> fallback time tag is only available from Visionaire Studio 4.x onwards.''
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			\| ''seconds are no longer supported in 4.x onwards; please use ms, p, pa & pa fallback pause tags instead only.''
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AFRLme at 17:42, 7 January 2015

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	Displayed text is the text spoken by a character or narration text which is not spoken by a character & can be positioned wherever you like on the screen.		Displayed text is the text spoken by a character or narration text which is not spoken by a character & can be positioned wherever you like on the screen.

	Let's have a look at the '''Display text''' action part first which is found inside of the '''Character''' action part area. By default character spoken text appears above the text owner (character who the displayed text is linked to) & is aligned via the '''text alignment''' drop down menu found inside of the "'game'" properties tab. Having said that we can in fact set a custom position (absolute) via Lua Script with the '''VTextPosition''' data structure command & the registerHookFunction; see further down the page for an example.		Let's have a look at the '''Display text''' action part first which is found inside of the '''Character''' action part area. By default character spoken text appears above the text owner (character who the displayed text is linked to) & is aligned via the '''text alignment''' drop down menu found inside of the '''game''' properties tab. Having said that we can in fact set a custom position (absolute) via Lua Script with the '''VTextPosition''' data structure command & the registerHookFunction; see further down the page for an example.

	The '''Display narration text''' action part however is more geared towards narration & can be positioned on the screen wherever you like.		The '''Display narration text''' action part however is more geared towards narration & can be positioned on the screen wherever you like.