Hi,
Same issue, I'll leave some screenshots
Wait what... Why does it detect that as valid?
Oh, I thought it was capable of detecting images in folders inside folders
Can you pass me those files? I want to run some tests on my end, I haven't seen that weird sRGB error, yet.
I think I found the issue.
Didn't I give you an example what kind of space I mean?
You are literally the first person to care about those options since I've implemented them.
The issue is that nothing is forcing a dev to use "\n[n]" as the placeholder. I've seen "n[num]", \nw[num], \w[num], \v[num], %nnum, etc..
Saying "it's not characters, it's monospaces" and "iiiiiiii is much shorter than OOOOOOO" gets lost on me because the game I'm testing uses a monospace font. The length of a single monospace depends on what you take as reference. Mine was, from the game I'm testing with, 1 english character = 1 monospace, 1 japanese character = 2 monospaces. The automatic wrapper, as it's using japanese as reference, 1 japanese character = 1 monospace, 1 english character = 0.5 monospaces.
invisibleSymbols = "\C[SHISAYE_NUMBER]";
replaceSymbols = "\N[SHISAYE_NUMBER]";
replaceText = ["","Tatsuya"]; // The first is empty because \N[] starts at 1let textCommands = thisAddon.config[thisAddonOptions.textCommands].split(','); change to
let textCommands = thisAddon.config[thisAddonOptions.textCommands].split('\n');
Yeah, here they are:
I'm starting to regret using T++'s GUI.
I merged your changes into the transredbatch of 2.004 and changed the options menu entries to have a multiple lines box.
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:[thisAddonOptions.textCommands]: {
"type": "object",
"title": "Text Commands to Process",
"description": `Define RPG Maker text commands that should be processed during text wrapping.
These commands will be detected and replaced with their actual text representation to calculate accurate line lengths.
• Put each command pattern on a new line
• Use SHISAYE_INT as a placeholder for numbers/variables
• Commands will be matched in the order listed
Examples:
\\\C[SHISAYE_INT] - Color codes
\\\N[SHISAYE_INT] - Name displays
\\\V[SHISAYE_INT] - Variable values
\\\P[SHISAYE_INT] - Party member names`,
"HOOK": "thisAddon.config." + thisAddonOptions.textCommands,
"default": "\\C[SHISAYE_INT]\n\\N[SHISAYE_INT]\n\\V[SHISAYE_INT]",
"formType": "ace",
"formOptions": {
"aceTheme": "twilight",
"height": "200px",
"placeholder": "Enter one command pattern per line..."
}
},
[thisAddonOptions.replaceCommands]: {
"type": "object",
"title": "Text Command Replacements",
"description": `Define the actual text that should replace each command during width calculation.
• Each line corresponds to a command from the list above
• Use commas to separate replacement values for different indices
• Empty entries mean the command adds no width
Format:
Line 1: Replacements for first command (e.g., \\C[0], \\C[1], \\C[2])
Line 2: Replacements for second command (e.g., \\N[0], \\N[1], \\N[2])
Example where:
- \\C[0] has no text (empty)
- \\N[0] is empty, \\N[1] = "Hero", \\N[2] = "LongestPossibleName"
- \\V[0] = "100", \\V[1] = "VariableText"
Input:
, (for \\C[x])
,Hero,LongestPossibleName (for \\N[x])
100,VariableText (for \\V[x])`,
"HOOK": "thisAddon.config." + thisAddonOptions.replaceCommands,
"default": ",\n,Hero\n100",
"formType": "ace",
"formOptions": {
"aceTheme": "twilight",
"height": "200px",
"placeholder": "Enter replacement values, one command set per line..."
}
}Yeah, because that was before I thought about also doing the text box for textCommands, but I believe you did correctly change the description to different lines.
What are you talking about? You wrote that feature.