Switchable Text for RPG Maker MV

Allows a text snippet to vary based on a switch, variable, or party attribute!

Perfect for making your game’s dialogue respond intelligently to the player’s decisions!

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Switchable Text MZ Download Links

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Download v1.3

Switchable Text v1.3 for RPG Maker MZ

July 22, 2022, by McKathlin

Compatibility: This version of Switchable Text is fully compatible with the upcoming plugin Tyruswoo_BigChoiceLists.js, regardless of their relative order on the plugin list.

Download v1.2

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Switchable Text v1.2 for RPG Maker MZ

Sept. 17, 2020, by McKathlin

New Feature: Use OPS to switch text based on party size!
New Feature: Use OPL to switch text based on party leader attributes!
New Feature: Use OPM to switch text based on any party member’s attributes!
New Feature: Use PartySize to get the number of the party’s size!
New Feature: Use NumWord to change a number to the spelled out word! (Numbers greater than 10 are left as numerals.)
New Feature: Use Ordinal to make the ordinal of a number. For example: 1 becomes 1st, 2 becomes 2nd, 3 becomes 3rd, etc.
New Feature: Use OrdinalWord to makes the spelled-out ordinal. For example: first, second, third, etc. (Numbers greater than 10 are numerals with a suffix.)