[Resolved]Wierd thing o.O

[Tazero]

Any Wayz wondering if it's possible to name an object that you pick with auto detect.
Such as You open a treasure chest a random item is in there it automaticly says Wow you just got _____ What a pleasant suprise!
And the characters name gets annaounced under variable X Bler blah blee blue....

[Blizzard]

You can do it with a common event and conditional branching. Or with a script that interprets additional commands besides \n, \v and \c.

[Kagutsuchi]

Download Ccoa's UMS ^^ It pwnes

[Fantasist]

Here's something I cooked up:

#=============================================================================
# ** Item gain prompt
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# by Fantasist
# Version: 0.1
# Date: 11-Dec-2008
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Version History:
#
#    0.1 - The very first expermental version
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# IMPORTANT: THIS IS NOT A PUBLIC RELEASE! Use it at your own risk.
#                   Requested by Taharo
#=============================================================================

#=============================================================================
# ** Interpreter
#=============================================================================

class Interpreter
  
  def invoke_message(text)
    @message_waiting = true
    $game_temp.message_proc = Proc.new { @message_waiting = false }
    $game_temp.message_text = text
  end
  
  alias item_cmd_126 command_126
  def command_126
    t1 = @parameters[1] == 0 ? 'Obtained' : 'Lost'
    t2 = @parameters[2] == 0 ? @parameters[3] : $game_variables[@parameters[3]]
    t3 = $data_items[@parameters[0]].name
    text = "#{t1} #{t2} x #{t3}"
    invoke_message(text)
    item_cmd_126
  end
  
  alias item_cmd_127 command_127
  def command_127
    t1 = @parameters[1] == 0 ? 'Obtained' : 'Lost'
    t2 = @parameters[2] == 0 ? @parameters[3] : $game_variables[@parameters[3]]
    t3 = $data_weapons[@parameters[0]].name
    text = "#{t1} #{t2} x #{t3}"
    invoke_message(text)
    item_cmd_127
  end
  
  alias item_cmd_128 command_128
  def command_128
    t1 = @parameters[1] == 0 ? 'Obtained' : 'Lost'
    t2 = @parameters[2] == 0 ? @parameters[3] : $game_variables[@parameters[3]]
    t3 = $data_armors[@parameters[0]].name
    text = "#{t1} #{t2} x #{t3}"
    invoke_message(text)
    item_cmd_128
  end
  
end

Paste it below Scene_Debug. Now make an event and try adding or removing items/weapons/armors. Let me know if you like it.

[Tazero]

Ty Fantasist    i suck at coding don't know even 1 line other than true false     

[Fantasist]

Wait, you're totally happy with that? Cause I think showing all the items at a time is better than showing each item seperately. Oh well, whatever makes you happy (btw, I don'y (yet) know how to code what I just described -_-)