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Data/Scripts/004_Game classes/005_Game_Map_Autoscroll.rb

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 # Version 1.02
 # 2005-12-18
 #===============================================================================
-=begin
-
-  This script supplements the built-in "Scroll Map" event command with the
-  aim of simplifying cutscenes (and map scrolling in general). Whereas the
-  normal event command requires a direction and number of tiles to scroll,
-  Map Autoscroll scrolls the map to center on the tile whose x and y
-  coordinates are given.
-
-  FEATURES
-  - automatic map scrolling to given x,y coordinate (or player)
-  - destination is fixed, so it's possible to scroll to same place even if
-    origin is variable (e.g. moving NPC)
-  - variable speed (just like "Scroll Map" event command)
-  - diagonal scrolling supported
-
-  SETUP
-  Instead of a "Scroll Map" event command, use the "Call Script" command
-  and enter on the following on the first line:
-
-  autoscroll(x,y)
-
-  (replacing "x" and "y" with the x and y coordinates of the tile to scroll to)
-
-  To specify a scroll speed other than the default (4), use:
-
-  autoscroll(x,y,speed)
-
-  (now also replacing "speed" with the scroll speed from 1-6)
-
-  Diagonal scrolling happens automatically when the destination is diagonal
-  relative to the starting point (i.e., not directly up, down, left or right).
-
-  To scroll to the player, instead use the following:
-
-  autoscroll_player(speed)
-
-  Note: because of how the interpreter and the "Call Script" event command
-  are setup, the call to autoscroll(...) can only be on the first line of
-  the "Call Script" event command (and not flowing down to subsequent lines).
-
-  For example, the following call may not work as expected:
-
-  autoscroll($game_variables[1],
-  $game_variables[2])
-
-  (since the long argument names require dropping down to a second line)
-  A work-around is to setup new variables with shorter names in a preceding
-  (separate) "Call Script" event command:
-
-  @x = $game_variables[1]
-  @y = $game_variables[2]
-
-  and then use those as arguments:
-
-  autoscroll(@x,@y)
-
-  The renaming must be in a separate "Call Script" because otherwise
-  the call to autoscroll(...) isn't on the first line.
-
-  Originally requested by militantmilo80:
-  http://www.rmxp.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=29519
-
-=end
+#
+# This script supplements the built-in "Scroll Map" event command with the
+# aim of simplifying cutscenes (and map scrolling in general). Whereas the
+# normal event command requires a direction and number of tiles to scroll,
+# Map Autoscroll scrolls the map to center on the tile whose x and y
+# coordinates are given.
+#
+# FEATURES
+#   - automatic map scrolling to given x,y coordinate (or player)
+#   - destination is fixed, so it's possible to scroll to same place even if
+#     origin is variable (e.g. moving NPC)
+#   - variable speed (just like "Scroll Map" event command)
+#   - diagonal scrolling supported
+#
+# SETUP
+# Instead of a "Scroll Map" event command, use the "Call Script" command
+# and enter on the following on the first line:
+#
+#   autoscroll(x,y)
+#
+# (replacing "x" and "y" with the x and y coordinates of the tile to scroll to)
+#
+# To specify a scroll speed other than the default (4), use:
+#
+#   autoscroll(x,y,speed)
+#
+# (now also replacing "speed" with the scroll speed from 1-6)
+#
+# Diagonal scrolling happens automatically when the destination is diagonal
+# relative to the starting point (i.e., not directly up, down, left or right).
+#
+# To scroll to the player, instead use the following:
+#
+#   autoscroll_player(speed)
+#
+# Note: because of how the interpreter and the "Call Script" event command
+# are setup, the call to autoscroll(...) can only be on the first line of
+# the "Call Script" event command (and not flowing down to subsequent lines).
+#
+# For example, the following call may not work as expected:
+#
+#   autoscroll($game_variables[1],
+#   $game_variables[2])
+#
+# (since the long argument names require dropping down to a second line)
+# A work-around is to setup new variables with shorter names in a preceding
+# (separate) "Call Script" event command:
+#
+#   @x = $game_variables[1]
+#   @y = $game_variables[2]
+#
+# and then use those as arguments:
+#
+#   autoscroll(@x,@y)
+#
+# The renaming must be in a separate "Call Script" because otherwise
+# the call to autoscroll(...) isn't on the first line.
+#
+# Originally requested by militantmilo80:
+# http://www.rmxp.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=29519
+#
+#===============================================================================
 
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