ODW - Plugins Collection Releases

r66r · 2024-12-02T01:19:39+0900

This thread is dedicated to sharing and supporting all the RPG Maker MZ plugins we've released at Open Digital World. You can also check our development logs and the status of upcoming plugin releases in this thread. How to use the plugins By default, basic documentation for each plugin is provided in the plugin header, as well as in the README.md file attached to the released package. More detailed documentation will soon be available on opendigitalworld.gitlab.io. Terms of use All the plugins listed below are free of charge and are licensed under the MIT license. Core Plugin v1.1.0 This plugin is required by all ODW plugins to take advantage of the many functions and features it offers, such as an automatic debug mode and the loading of custom fonts for your game. Key features Enables some debugging functions by default for playtests. Offers several functions for formatting plugin data. Adds a set of basic functions to the RMMZ engine that should have existed by default. Adds new movement functions for use in movement route configurations. Loads custom fonts for use with our other plugins. Enables 8-directions movement for character on maps. Manages 8-directional input for player controls by plugin commands if required. Links Primary link: Itch.io Alternative link: GitLab.com Multi-Language System Plugin v2.0.0 This plugin lets you translate game texts to suit your needs. Texts are simply written in JSON files, grouped in language-specific folders. It is also possible to configure fonts specifically for each language. The active language can be selected from the game options window, or at game startup. Key features Adds a language selection scene at game startup. Adds an option to choose the game language. Adds the possibility of having a specific font per language. Translates almost all database and event command texts, including hard-coded texts in RPG Maker MZ code. Offers ready-to-use patches for Galv and VisuStella plugins. Links Primary link: Itch.io Alternative link: GitLab.com Advanced Picture System Plugin v2.0.0 This plugin lets you manipulate images or text transformed into images by means of various transformations: moving, scaling, rotating, spinning, flipping vertically or horizontally, fading and tinting. Texts can also include icons and other text commands (e.g. \C[x], { or }, ...). Finally, this plugin enables common events to be triggered by various mouse or keyboard actions (hover, press, click). Key features Creates, manipulates or deletes images or text transformed into images. Allows you to perform various transformations: move, scale, rotate, spin, flip vertically or horizontally, fade, tint and restore original state, specifying easing type, duration and whether to wait until the end of the transformation. Allows you to use commands such as icons, colors and size in the text to be transformed into an image. Allows common events to be executed according to various mouse or keyboard actions. Links Primary link: Itch.io Alternative link: GitLab.com Title Map System Plugin v1.0.0 This plugin enhances the basic features of maps by adding the ability to declare a map as a title scene, and displaying / customizing the scene commands. Key features Use all the map features to create a stunning title scene. Display an on-demand control window via events. Customize the command window to suit your needs (width, position, background, skin, item alignment, fonts and colors). Customize command item scripts, or use the default ones. Links Primary link: Itch.io Alternative link: GitLab.com Gameover Map System Plugin v1.0.0 This plugin enhances the basic features of maps by adding the ability to declare a map as a gameover scene, and displaying / customizing the scene commands. Key features Use all the map features to create a stunning gameover scene. Display an on-demand control window via events. Customize the command window to suit your needs (width, position, background, skin, item alignment, fonts and colors). Customize command item scripts, or use the default ones. Links Primary link: Itch.io Alternative link: GitLab.com

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Started by r66r Dec 1, 2024, 04:19 PM 54 posts Page 2 of 3 View original ↗

ap9lsyn

#21 Mar 7, 2025, 07:20 AM Source

r66r said:
Hi @ap9lsyn

Just like that it's difficult to say. Can you please send me a screenshot of the event commands, and of the error in the console (f8 or f12) as well? And maybe your plugin list as well.
Hello! I created a new event on clean map and the problem still remained. (That 'picture.fade is not a function' occurred when preforming a common event after using a skill so i though maybe it just doesn't work well in battle.) It gave me a 'TypeError _0x2dae5b[_0x53df0d(...)] is not a function' error. I don't know if that is important, but my corescript version is 1.9.0 (the latest one). Since it changed the limit of pictures, maybe this is why this error happens?

Debug Info and Event

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r66r

#22 Mar 7, 2025, 12:21 PM Source

Thanks for the screenshots. As far as I can see, there are conflicts with some of the Visustella plugins (even with my multilanguage plugin), which overload certain functions used by my plugins, thereby creating problematic behavior.

I've tried to minimize the integration of my code with RMMZ's basic functions, for example by creating my own javascript objects, but it doesn't seem to have been enough this time.

Unfortunately, I can't guarantee the compatibility of my plugins with those of VS, nor can I offer a patch without access to their plugin code. I'm sorry. :kaocry:
KekOriginal

#23 Mar 9, 2025, 10:20 AM Source

After exporting, this error appears, everything is fine in the game test, how to fix this?
r66r

#24 Mar 9, 2025, 10:40 AM Source

Hi @KekOriginal

Can you please explain which plugins you're using, and also send me a screenshot of the error in the console (f8 or f12)? Because this error message can say anything and everything. Thank you for your understanding.
KekOriginal

#25 Mar 9, 2025, 10:45 AM Source

r66r said:
Hi @KekOriginal

Can you please explain which plugins you're using, and also send me a screenshot of the error in the console (f8 or f12)? Because this error message can say anything and everything. Thank you for your understanding.

How to make console available in already exported game?

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r66r

#26 Mar 9, 2025, 10:49 AM Source

If you press F12 while you're in the game window, doesn't it show the console? (I'm on my phone now, so can't test it.)

Edit: whithout any more information, we can't say which plugin is causing this error, because lots of plugin can declare a files property in their javascript objects.
KekOriginal

#27 Mar 9, 2025, 10:50 AM Source

r66r said:
If you press F12 while you're in the game window, doesn't it show the console? (I'm on my phone now, so can't test it.)
No, when I press f8 or f12 on the error page the console does not appear
KekOriginal

#28 Mar 9, 2025, 10:54 AM Source

r66r said:
If you press F12 while you're in the game window, doesn't it show the console? (I'm on my phone now, so can't test it.)

Edit: whithout any more information, we can't say which plugin is causing this error, because lots of plugin can declare a files property in their javascript objects.
I checked, if I disable the OWD multi-language plugin, the game starts working, if I enable it, then this error appears
r66r

#29 Mar 9, 2025, 10:57 AM Source

So you tested a deployed game with and without the ODW multilanguage plugin, and could reproduce the error, right? What if you play test it with and without (so you can see the console)? Did you play test it with the "save" folder empty?

Another suggestion: do you have the languages folder with the JSON files in your deployed game?
KekOriginal

#30 Mar 9, 2025, 11:06 AM Source

r66r said:
So you tested a deployed game with and without the ODW multilanguage plugin, and could reproduce the error, right? What if you play test it with and without (so you can see the console)? Did you play test it with the "save" folder empty?

Another suggestion: do you have the languages folder with the JSON files in your deployed game?
r66r

#31 Mar 9, 2025, 11:11 AM Source

Try to delete the config file in your save folder and restart the game. Do you have the error?
KekOriginal

#32 Mar 9, 2025, 11:25 AM Source

r66r said:
Try to delete the config file in your save folder and restart the game. Do you have the error?
Strange, everything worked only with the save folder where the configs are located
r66r

#33 Mar 9, 2025, 11:36 AM Source

The config file saves your previous game options, and load them at every play test. It's a best practice to remove all saved files before playtesting for the final deployment, because when you start a deployed game the first time, there are no saved files.

What I mean is that by deleting the config file, you start your game with the default options... and so with my plugin, the default language.
Tsuriom

#34 Mar 11, 2025, 04:39 PM Source

Hello, I have a great interest in the ODM multilanguage plugin, but when I add it to my game and run it, it doesn't load the JSON files—it simply doesn't load anything (as observed in the console). I would like to ask if there is something I might have missed in the plugin configuration or if I have made any mistake. I look forward to your response. Thank you.

I will upload several files showing the situation.
r66r

#35 Mar 11, 2025, 10:22 PM Source

Hi @Tsuriom

At first glance, I think your plugin and files configuration are correct. And if there where to have a fail in loading the JSON file, the error in the console would be different.

Did you have set the text to translate in your game with the ${}? For example, in your JSON files try to translate the game title like "title":"The game title to be translated", and in the RMMZ editor, in the system tab, put the title code in the dedicated input field like ${title}. Then play test the game and go to the options menu to change the language => the game title must change.

On a side note, the first error in the console is a recurrent error with RMMZ that has nothing to do with the plugins.
Tsuriom

#36 Mar 11, 2025, 11:01 PM Source

r66r said:
Hi @Tsuriom

At first glance, I think your plugin and files configuration are correct. And if there where to have a fail in loading the JSON file, the error in the console would be different.

Did you have set the text to translate in your game with the ${}? For example, in your JSON files try to translate the game title like "title":"The game title to be translated", and in the RMMZ editor, in the system tab, put the title code in the dedicated input field like ${title}. Then play test the game and go to the options menu to change the language => the game title must change.

On a side note, the first error in the console is a recurrent error with RMMZ that has nothing to do with the plugins.
I’m sending you images of my JSON content. I think the structure is correct, but the error can be here.
r66r

#37 Mar 12, 2025, 07:14 AM Source

The JSON are correct too. What do you have in the RMMZ editor? And in your test play, when you change the language in the options, do the menu labels change?
Tsuriom

#38 Mar 12, 2025, 11:30 AM Source

r66r said:
The JSON are correct too. What do you have in the RMMZ editor? And in your test play, when you change the language in the options, do the menu labels change?
At this moment, I’m only testing changes to the names of weapons and enemies, so I haven’t changed the menu names yet.
r66r

#39 Mar 12, 2025, 09:17 PM Source

Tsuriom said:
At this moment, I’m only testing changes to the names of weapons and enemies, so I haven’t changed the menu names yet.
As your JSON files already have the menu.command.* translated, you could try to just set these commands in the editor sytem tab and check if the plugin works fine. It's the easiest way for testing it, I think.
Tsuriom

#40 Mar 13, 2025, 01:48 AM Source

r66r said:
As your JSON files already have the menu.command.* translated, you could try to just set these commands in the editor sytem tab and check if the plugin works fine. It's the easiest way for testing it, I think.

Very good plugin! I found the problem and fixed it, so it translates correctly. However, part of the options menu is not translated. Is the menu altered due to VisuStella? Should I add the ${} keys in the plugin configuration and treat it as a normal menu?