Name a Hero (After what you want)

[Sqoad]

I have noticed that in most RPG games made with rm2k3 you can never name a Hero yourself... RPG is Role Playing Game so... Why not play as yourself...?
Simple totorial on how it's done:

Hero names
1: Kyle
2: Haku
3: Daisuke
4: Lance
___________

I want to change the name on Daisuke, During an event you select "Name Hero" (I think it was that one) and write any name of your likings for an example: Daniel. His name is now Daniel (In the menu...) But this little code will fix it...

Write \n[3] when you write a message it will automaticly say Daniel there. This is a good way to make the RPG a little better

The code is really easy! Every hero have their own numbers. Kyle is the first hero. His code is \n|1] (or \n[0]) , Haku's code is \n[2] , Lance's code is \n[4] and so on and so on. Pretty simple. In short words

1. Kyle -> \n[1]
2. Haku -> \n[2]
etc. etc. etc.
Simple really ^^

Don't complaint if you already knew or if someone already posted this... You who didn't quite understand tell me and I will explain better if I have time or even can... But comments is always welcome XD

[maxine]

Look.

If you are gonna write hero nr 1 in a message you Type \n[0]

The 0 is for hero nr 1.. And this can be found in help scenario.

The script thingy is called "Enter hero name"

[Sqoad]

Originally posted by maxine
Look.

If you are gonna write hero nr 1 in a message you Type \n[0]

The 0 is for hero nr 1.. And this can be found in help scenario.

\n[1] aswell... Don't you think I do this myself?

[maxine]

well i only read the help scenario and i dont think they are wrong. Do it your way and this tutorial is just too see in help scenario. It can be good if someone some how dont have help scenarion

EDIT: \n[n]   Displays the name of the hero in the database with ID n, n being any numerical value. (\n[0] will show the name of the first member in the current party)

[Sqoad]

Sounds like you want to argue... Well I don't. This totorial was just because
I was getting a little bothered because I never saw a game where you could name your hero...

EDIT: By the way. I meant the hero in the data base if you didn't know that... You must have missunderstood... And it's still the same way to write.