ResourcesText Tag Functions



Inserting a tag before a text will allow you to change its size, color, etc.

In this screen, the font size is set to “-8” (the tag is \S[-8]). The font will be smaller starting from the position of the tag.

You can also use the following tags.


■Display variable　　\V[<0/object ID/object name>,.]


*It will be ignored if there are no variables. ”.” can be omitted. Integers will be embedded as variables if decimal places are omitted. The designated decimal place will be embedded if specified.*
0: Project Variables

Example Usage

　Displaying things like scores and number of remaining lives becomes easier using tags due to the fewer required actions.


◆Previously

Action 1: “Score” displayed as text
Action 2: “Score variables” displayed as text


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◆Using Tags

Action 1: “Score \V [0,variable name]” displayed as text *It becomes easier to adjust layouts because texts can be managed together.


Reference: Project Variables


■Reading other texts \T[] *It may create large texts.


■Reading object names \O[] *Text tags can be nested.
Example: \O[\V[0,2001]] will consider the variable value with project variable ID=2001 (rounded down to the closest integer) to be an object ID, and will embed the object name.


Example Usage

The tag can be used in such a way to make it easy to display when obtaining items.


For example, if there is an item 1 and item 2, it is possible to display the item name by referencing the obtained object ID. This is done by creating an object that displays the text of the item which obtained the behavior to set a flag when item 1 is obtained and display the text for obtaining item 1.



■Escape tags \\ *If there are two “\” in sequence, it will be replaced by one “\”, Example: \\V[1] will be embedded as \V[1].


*If the text tag designation is incomplete, it will be considered a text string and displayed as is.


■Increase font size by \S[+]

■Decrease font size by \S[-]

■Return to original font size \S[]

■Designate text color　 \C[]
C[#rgb], \C[#rrggbb] *α cannot be designated *\C[#f00], \C[#FF0000], etc.
Color code chart: https://www.colordic.org/
■Return to original text color \C[]