MessageBox, “Message”, [var1], [var2], [“button1”], [“button2”]
MessageBox, “This is a Message”
MessageBox, “Shall I start to spin? GameHour = %.2f”, GameHour, “OK”, “No Way”
Displays a message on the screen. There are two basic types of MessageBoxes.
- One that displays just text. This is displayed at the bottom of the screen and will go away in a small amount of time.
- One that displays buttons the player can choose. This box stops time and displays itself in the center of the screen until the player chooses an option.
Variable] names can also be passed into the MessageBox command. These are displayed in the order they are used as parameters. The message must say how the variable is to be displayed.
| Notation | Variable type |
|---|---|
| f | Float |
| D | Short or Long |
| S | string |
Float variables must also specify how many decimal places they should show.
Either type of MessageBox can display variables.
See the sample script “MessageTest”.