General

• Game Title - The name of the game.

• Predefined Resolution - Set the game resolution based on ratio and height.

• Custom Resolution - Allows the user to manually set the game resolution..

• Start Scene - The starting point for the game. This is the scene that will appear after the user pressed New Game.

• Intro Scene - Set a scene as a starting point without loading the title screen.

• Save Slots -

• • Store Game In Working Directory - Store all save files in the game's current directory.

  • Store Game in App Data Directory - Store all save files in the OS dependent application-data directory. This is useful if the game is installed at a location without write-access.

  • Store Game in Internal Storage - Store all save files inside the game itself. This is the only possible option for Web & Mobile platforms.

Music

• Title Screen - Set a music that will play in the Title Screen.

• Language Menu -  Set a music that will play during the language selection screen.

Sounds

• Menu Decision - Set a sound effect for menu decision.

• Menu Buzzer - Set a sound effect for invalid commands.

• Menu Cancel - Set a sound effect for cancelling or exiting from a menu.

• Load Game - Set a sound effect for loading a game.

• Save Game - Set a sound effect for saving a game.

• Quit Game - Set a sound effect for selecting Quit in the game.

Colors

This section is for color text codes. This is for the text command {C:index}.

Sounds

This section is for sound text codes. This is for the text command {SP:index}.

Predefined Object Positions

Please refer to this page.

Text Macro

Macros are basically shortcuts. They function similarly to Text Codes. There are three ways you can use a Text Macro. They are as follows:

• Text Code - Place a string of text codes and compress it to one.
• Placeholder Script - This function executes a script and the return-value of that script. It is used as the replacement for the macro. They can also contain text codes.
• Script - This function executes a script when the macro is rendered on the message box. The return-value is ignored here, so there will be no replacement for the macro. You could use that to execute a script at a certain part of your message to do something fancy.

For Example, you can make placeholder script which returns the name of the current scene, chapter or the chapter's description.

Text-Input Letter-Set

The contents of the Text Input Screen. It has two rows per page and can be toggled by pressing the "Page" command in Text Input.

Graphics

• Cursor - The graphic of the mouse cursor.

• Cursor Click-Point - The point where the mouse click is synchronize from X/Y.

• Title Screen - Set an image for the Title Screen.

• Language Screen - Set an image for the Language Screen.

• Menu Background - Set an image for the Menu Background.