[MZ] Visual Novel Choices Window

The plugin not only allows you to customize the appearance of the Choice Window, but also offers the ability to randomize the choices presented to the player. This adds an element of surprise and unpredictability to your game, making each playthrough a unique experience.

In addition, the “plugin” offers full control over the positioning and size of the Choice Window. You can set the x position and the width of the window using database variables, allowing for dynamic adjustments during the game.

The plugin also stands out in visual presentation. With centered text alignment and the ability to define the spacing between lines and the line height, you can ensure that your Choice Windows are as pleasing to the eyes as they are engaging.

And if you want to go back to the initial settings of the Choice Window? No problem! The “plugin” allows you to restore the initial settings with a simple script command: $gameMessage.restoreChoiceList();.

If dialogues are an important part of your project, how about making them more immersive and memorable for your players? This plugin will free you from the standard limitations of RPG MAKER MZ and make your project stand out in an incredible way.

Plugin Usage Guide

1. Window Repositioning
   • The plugin provides the ability to change the x position of the Choice Window through the setting of a database variable. Adjusting the value of this variable will result in the change of the window’s x position.
2. Window Width Adjustment
   • The width of the Choice Window can be adjusted in a similar manner, through a database variable. Changing the value of this variable will allow you to control the width of the Choice Window.
3. Randomization Activation and Deactivation
   • The plugin has a randomization function that can be turned on or off. When turned on, the choices are presented to the player in a random order. To turn off randomization, simply set the random variable to false.
4. Restoration of Initial Settings
   • The plugin allows you to restore the initial settings of the Choice Window at any time, using the script command $gameMessage.restoreChoiceList();.