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+//===================
+// Batch Text for MV
+//===================
+
+/*:
+ * @plugindesc Allows you to implement sequenced dialogue through the use of batch input.
+ * @author JGreene
+ *
+ * @param Variable
+ * @desc The variable you want to reserve for this plugin's functions.
+ * @default 1
+ *
+ * @param WindowPosition
+ * @desc Set this to the position you'd like to use. Refer to help for info.
+ * @default 2
+ *
+ * @param Separator
+ * @desc Don't change this unless you know what you're doing!
+ * @default | 
+ *
+ * @help Requires YEP_MessageCore to function properly. It is also compatible
+ with Galv's Message Background. Just place this below them in your load order.
+ 
+ Each time you use the plugin command, the next message in the sequence will
+ be displayed. The parameters you set up will determine where the message
+ displays.
+ 
+ Window Positions:
+ 0 = Top
+ 1 = Middle
+ 2 = Bottom
+ 
+ All text codes are supported, except those that use the symbol reserved for
+ the separator. By default, use \. several times to make up for the loss of \|
+ Or, change the separator if you feel comfortable doing so.
+ 
+ For long messages, insert <WordWrap> at the beginning of the message.
+ 
+ --- Important! ---
+ Be sure to place your messages in the order they need to appear in
+ your game! The plugin will do the rest! You can still use the engine's
+ default Show Text command separate from this plugin as normal.
+ 
+ ===== SETUP Instructions =====
+ 
+ 1. Create a file in your project's data folder named messages.txt
+ 2. Input your text lines like so:
+	This is line 1.
+	|This is line 2!
+	|This is line 3, right?
+	|Etc.
+
+Note: Pressing enter will make a new line, as well as <WordWrap>. Only use
+one or the other. With word wrap, put the whole message on one line. The
+separator | has to be the first character for each new message.
+
+ 3. Load your plugin in the editor and set up your variable and position
+ 4. Use the plugin command batchtext in place of messages, and the plugin
+ will automatically keep track of which to play next.
+ 
+Keep in mind, this only works for direct sequences - much like a scripted
+play or movie. However, with careful planning, you can jump to and from
+sections in your script. Furthermore, your game will error and crash if
+you use the plugin command after all the messages in your file have been
+read through. Be careful!
+
+---------- Advanced ------------------
+
+If you want to go out of order at any point, I would advise copying your script
+into another file, numbering each message in order, and then dividing up
+the sections by NPC/event.
+
+At that point, assign each NPC/event to the proper section. When you talk to
+them, be sure the first thing that happens is a Control Variable X = Y. Where
+X is your parameter variable, and Y is the line number that they should begin
+with. Just plan accordingly so they don't end up speaking someone else's lines
+(or crashing the game).
+
+--------------------------------------
+
+Have any questions? Contact me --> jgreene on rpgmakerweb
+
+Enjoy!
+ 
+*/ 
+ 
+(function() {
+ var parameters = PluginManager.parameters('BatchText');
+
+var JG_Batch_aliasPluginCommand = Game_Interpreter.prototype.pluginCommand;
+
+Game_Interpreter.prototype.pluginCommand = function(command, args)
+{
+	JG_Batch_aliasPluginCommand.call(this,command,args);
+	if (command == "batchtext")
+	{
+	var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
+	xhr.open("GET","data/messages.txt",false);
+	xhr.send(null);
+	var fileContent = xhr.responseText;
+	var x = parameters['Variable']
+	var pos = parameters['WindowPosition']
+	var dia = fileContent.split(parameters['Separator'])
+	var index = $gameVariables.value(x)
+	var msg = dia[index]
+	$gameMessage.setPositionType(pos);
+	$gameMessage.add(msg);
+	this.setWaitMode('message');
+	$gameVariables.setValue(x, index+1);
+	}
+}
+
+})();