DYNPARAMS

The DynParams plugin serves to allow scripters in RPG Maker 2003 to overwrite the parameters of RPG Maker 2003's event commands using "comment commands". The primary benefit of this is that you can use variable values to determine the parameters at run-time, making certain commands much more flexible and powerful. For example, you can effectively apply variable references to the Call Event, Show Battle Animation, and Show Picture commands, to name just a few useful examples. You can also overwrite string parameters, including those of comments. This in turn means that you can construct comment commands at run-time for other plugins using the DynParams plugin.

Change Log

v1.2.1 (03/28/2022):

• Added the @dynparams_list_params comment command for debugging purposes.
  

v1.2 (12/08/2021):

• Added support for overwriting the choice cases of a Show Choices command, involving the new comment commands @dynparams_choice_case_append_string and @dynparams_choice_case_append_number.
  

v1.1 (10/12/2021):

• Added support for overwriting the entirety of a Message command, involving the new comment commands @dynparams_message_line_append_string and @dynparams_message_line_append_number.
  
• Added sections Overview of How the Plugin Works, DynParams Source Code, Contact, and Change Log to the documention.
  

v1.0.4 (02/11/2015):

• Updated documentation fixing errors in the Switch Operations and Timer Operations sections.
  
• Updated documentation modifying the Variable Operations section for stylistic consistency.
  

v1.0.3 (02/05/2015):

• Updated documentation explaining a peculiarity I discovered in how the Switch ON and Switch OFF subcommands of the Move Event command handle switch numbers 128 and above.
  

v1.0.2 (01/09/2015):

• Fixed a crash resulting from empty Comment lines.
  
• Fixed an incomplete sentence in the @dynparams_clear_params section of the documentation.
  
• Added helpful quick references to ASCII code in Move Event section.
  

v1.0.1 (12/05/2014):

• Minor fixes to the plugin and documentation.
  

v1.0 (~11/28/2014):

• First public release.