A couple of needed scripts...

For one of my XP projects which is in the middle of a MASSIVE overhaul, I'm needing three scripts that Google has failed to help me find.

Music Memory: So that going into encounters/battles doesn't restart the map's music over and over again)

A Map Naming System: So that every time you enter a new map, a brief message will appear at the top automatically informing you of the map's name and such (without having to go in there and manually rig up every single warp tile to do that). Another possible one for this is a script that can replace a worthless slot on the main menu (like the Step Count) with the name. I did find one of these, but A: it required some heavy prior knowledge in Ruby and B: made all the menu icons in a foreign language (I think Spanish).

An Achievement Script: Preferably one that can cover multiple playthroughs instead of resetting the list every time you start a new game, since my project has two branching campaigns decided by the PC early on, (if possible).

Also, I know absolutely nothing about scripting (I just now figured out how to have a number code puzzle and a fetch quest), so a plug-and-play would be nice, though if it is one where you have to add some extra details to the script, a bit of a step-by-step on what to do would be nice.

~Thanks.

Atelier RGSS has a location name script.

Game_Guy has an achievement script, but I'm not sure if it resets.

The location script is in another language...all I speak is English. :/

The achievement one I tried before on the earlier version pre-overhaul, and it had all kinds of bugs and syntax errors.

That's ok, I don't speak Spanish either. The location name script is plug and play really, only the first module can be changed to customize the font type/size, the time it shows on the map, etc. But of course you can also just leave them as is. There's also a demo included in case you're confused.

Besides that achievement script I also found this Achievement book script.

As for the Music Memory, according to this thread, that's apparantly pretty hard.