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About
As you all know HTML5 games don't generally need exit buttons. Neither do mobile versions, as you can just Back or Home your way out. But with desktop that's a whole different thing. You do want to get out without having to resort to using CTRL+F4 or something similar.
This plugin adds this option to both the title screen as well as the Game End option.
Usage
After you add the plugin, you can set the parameters. They're pretty much self-explanatory. "Text - Exit" and "Text - To Desktop" are the text labels for each respective button. The first appears in the title screen, the latter in the Game End window.
"Add to title" and "Add to Game End" both are boolean values, and determine whether or not the new buttons should be added.
On non-desktop browsers the game won't add the exit options. They could be made visible, but they don't work, so it's pretty useless to keep them.
Plugin Commands
This plugin contains Plugin Commands. These are as followed:
Exit
Exits the game. This can be executed for both desktop and browser-based clients, but it would only work on desktop.
Compatibility
This plugin overwrites the functions listed below, but still uses the old version, either as the basis for the function or as a fallback. It is advised to place this script below other scripts that use these functions.
- Scene_Title.prototype.createCommandWindow
- Window_TitleCommand.prototype.makeCommandList
- Scene_GameEnd.prototype.createCommandWindow
- Window_GameEnd.prototype.makeCommandList
- Game_Interpreter.prototype.pluginCommand
License
CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0)
Public Domain Dedication
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You can copy, modify, distribute and perform the work, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission.
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