VX ACE, Menüpunkt/e hinzufügen /entfernen

[WeTa]

Achtung: Hangover Coding + Keine Ahnung von Ruby/RGSS + Keine Ahnung vom Maker

• Menüpunkt "Status" entfernen
  
  1. Script Editor öffnen
  2. Window → Window_MenuCommand öffnen
  3. In der Definition der Methode add_main_commands (~Zeile 43) die Zeile add_command(Vocab::status, :status, main_commands_enabled) mit einem # auskommentieren oder löschen:
     
     Code (Ruby):

     #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       # * Add Main Commands to List
       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       def add_main_commands
         add_command(Vocab::item,          :item,   main_commands_enabled)
         add_command(Vocab::skill,         :skill,  main_commands_enabled)
         add_command(Vocab::equip,         :equip,  main_commands_enabled)
         add_command("Eigener Menüpunkt",  :custom,   main_commands_enabled)
       # add_command(Vocab::status, :status, main_commands_enabled)
       end

  4. Scene → Scene_Menu öffnen
  5. In der Definition der Methode create_command_window (~Zeile 17) die Zeile @command_window.set_handler(:status, method(:command_personal)) mit einem # auskommentieren oder löschen:
     
     Code:

     #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       # * Create Command Window
       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       def create_command_window
         @command_window = Window_MenuCommand.new
         @command_window.set_handler(:item,      method(:command_item))
         @command_window.set_handler(:skill,     method(:command_personal))
         @command_window.set_handler(:equip,     method(:command_personal))
      #  @command_window.set_handler(:status,    method(:command_personal))
         @command_window.set_handler(:custom,    method(:command_custom))
         @command_window.set_handler(:formation, method(:command_formation))
         @command_window.set_handler(:save,      method(:command_save))
         @command_window.set_handler(:game_end,  method(:command_game_end))
         @command_window.set_handler(:cancel,    method(:return_scene))
       end

  6. Script Editor beenden, F12 drücken, über Status-loses Menü freuen
  
  
• Neuen Menüpunkt "Eigener Menüpunkt" hinzufügen, der ein Bild anzeigt
  
  1. Script Editor öffnen
  2. Window → Window_MenuCommand öffnen
  3. In der Definition der Methode add_main_commands (~Zeile 43) die Zeile add_command("Eigener Menüpunkt", :custom, main_commands_enabled) mit einem # hinzufügen:
     
     Code (Ruby):

       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       # * Add Main Commands to List
       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       def add_main_commands
         add_command(Vocab::item,          :item,   main_commands_enabled)
         add_command(Vocab::skill,         :skill,  main_commands_enabled)
         add_command(Vocab::equip,         :equip,  main_commands_enabled)
         add_command("Eigener Menüpunkt",  :custom,   main_commands_enabled) # <- Hier!
       # add_command(Vocab::status, :status, main_commands_enabled)
       end

  4. Scene → Scene_Menu öffnen
  5. In der Definition der Methode create_command_window (~Zeile 17) die Zeile @command_window.set_handler(:custom, method(:command_custom)) hinzufügen:
     
     Code:

     #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       # * Create Command Window
       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       def create_command_window
         @command_window = Window_MenuCommand.new
         @command_window.set_handler(:item,      method(:command_item))
         @command_window.set_handler(:skill,     method(:command_personal))
         @command_window.set_handler(:equip,     method(:command_personal))
      #  @command_window.set_handler(:status,    method(:command_personal))
         @command_window.set_handler(:custom,    method(:command_custom)) # <- Hier!
         @command_window.set_handler(:formation, method(:command_formation))
         @command_window.set_handler(:save,      method(:command_save))
         @command_window.set_handler(:game_end,  method(:command_game_end))
         @command_window.set_handler(:cancel,    method(:return_scene))
       end

  6. Irgendwo weiter unten command_custom definieren:
     
     Code (Ruby):

       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       # * [Eigener Menüpunkt] Command
       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       def command_custom
         SceneManager.call(Scene_Custom)
       end

  7. Die gerade aufgerufene Scene Scene_Custom im Script Editor anlegen (habe ich jetzt mal in Materials reingeboxt):
     
     Code (Ruby):

     #==============================================================================
     # ** Scene_Custom
     #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     #  Ayy lmao
     #==============================================================================
      
     class Scene_Custom < Scene_MenuBase
       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       # * Start Processing
       #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
       def start
         super
         create_custom_window
       end
      
       def create_custom_window
         @test_window = Window_Custom.new
         @test_window.set_handler(:cancel,   method(:return_scene))
       end
     end

• Das gerade aufgerufene Window Window_Custom im Script Editor anlegen (habe ich jetzt mal direkt unter Scene_Custom platziert):
  
  Code (Ruby):

  #==============================================================================
  # ** Window_Status
  #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  #  Bestimmt fällt dir eine sinnvollere Beschreibung ein, ich bin gerade aufgewacht
  #==============================================================================
   
  class Window_Custom < Window_Selectable
    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # * Object Initialization
    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    def initialize
      super(0, 0, Graphics.width, Graphics.height)
      refresh
      activate
    end
    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # * Refresh
    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    def refresh
      contents.clear
      draw_picture
    end
    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # * Draw Picture
    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
    def draw_picture
      bitmap = Cache.picture("<b><font color="#FF0000">1413223675541.jpg</font></b>")
   
      src_rect = Rect.new(0, 0, bitmap.width, bitmap.height)
      ret_rect = Rect.new(0, 0, Graphics.width, Graphics.height)
   
      contents.stretch_blt(ret_rect, bitmap, src_rect)
    end
  end
   

Wäre cool wenn jemand, der mehr als fünf Minuten Ruby Erfahrung hat, das etwas eleganter lösen könnte (Bild nicht in das Window hardcoden etc.)

Falls irgendwas unklar ist, hier das Testprojekt: http://puu.sh/cistn/d82b5f471f.zip