# bust dialogue function version v 1.0 1 through shading device

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# Instructions for use:

#? ① This script can replace the default Window_Message full script.

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#? (2) In the first line of the dialog box, after the text "Name:" is entered in quotation marks, the script will extract the name to beautify the display.

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#? ③ The default bust is displayed on the left.

#? When it needs to be displayed on the right, add "@r" (case-insensitive) after the name entered in the first line.

#? Example: "Ralph @r:"

#? Please note that the bust will turn left and right.

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#? (4) Method of changing font in dialogue:

#? \f[sX]: change the font size to x.

#? \f[nX]: Change the font name to the default font group number X font (please refer to the parameter setting for the default font group).

#? \f[cX]: change word color to X color (as defined in text_color).

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#? ⑤ How to display icons and names (skill items, weapons and armor) in the dialogue:

#? \s[X]: Displays the icon and name of skill X.

#? \i[X]: Displays the icon and name of item X.

#? \w[X]: Displays the icon and name of weapon X..

#? \a[X]: Displays the armor icon and name number. X.

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#? 6. Ways to change the opacity of the text in the dialogue:

#? \o[X]: change the opacity of the text to x (the value range is 0~255).

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#? ⑦ Method of automatically closing the dialog box after a specified time:

#? \x[X]: The dialog box will close automatically after x frames.

#? \x: If the parameter is omitted, it will be automatically closed after the AUTO_CLOSE box (AUTO_CLOSE is in the parameter setting).

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#? Because the bust occupies the width of the text display, the number of words in each line will be reduced when you set up the article.

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#? Pet-name ruby parameter is set in the script line 37~66.

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# Material requirements:

#? (1) According to vx's default avatar picture material (Graphics\Faces) format.

#? All busts must face in the same direction (by default, the front is the right).