When all characters are deleted and it wants to begin to display the characters from the left, it is written in a new line as [
cm] ([cm] is normal-width and single-byte)
However, if the click waiting is not done ahead of that, the screen is erased without permission. Usually, in front of [cm], [
p] is written. Please look at the following examples:
[wait time=200]
*start|Start
[cm]
Hello. [l][r]
Cheerful Yoroshuu[l][r]
Page Changes...[p]
[cm]
Page Changed.
Well, please try executing this piece of code. A Click Waiting symbol indicating the page break at the position of the [p] appeared. When clicked, it deletes all the text and displays "Page Changed." from the new page's top-left side.
Note
Tag that deletes the message are three: 'er', 'ct', and 'cm'. Because operation is slightly different, this explains
( → Using the Save & Load feature ) the saving and loading feature. You might use unified 'cm' as long as it doesn't do anything special.
Note
In the tutorials for previous versions of KAG, [ct] was used. [ct], much like [cm], clears all the text, but doesn't return back to the screen message layer to work on. So, [cm] usability is better than [ct].
However, immediately after a save label described below, remember to write [cm] or the [ct] tag.
In KAG, all the text is written on the 「
Message Layer」. As Standard, there is another message layer, and if two are used properly, the conversation scene of two people can be easily expressed in KAG. Please refer to the
current tag for details.