RPG MAKER MZ Plugin: Book reader

▶︎ Book reader 📚

🔎Features:

In this plugin you can read texts with automatically generated paragraphs displayed in a book format, with entries, dates and multiple pages. 📖

¡For a more immersive experience when reading books in your game!

• This plugin comes with two copyright-free fonts inside the folder of this plugin already registered in the code, which should be moved to the "fonts" folder of   your project. 📁
  
• There is no limit to the amount of text that appears in the book template. This plugin simulates a book, so you can navigate between pages using the "⬅︎" and "➡︎" keys. (The number of pages generated depends on the amount of text and the font size you have configured on the script call). 📝
• For commercial and non-commercial use.

🔧Instructions:

• The fonts to be used must be in tff format and inside the "fonts" folder of your project. 
  
• Each font to be used must be previously registered in the js file,  below the others fonts  at the beginning of the code. 🖊️
  Just as follows:

          → FontManager.load("FONT NAME", "FONT ARCHIVE.ttf");

• This plugin comes with several different book templates, which should be moved to the img/pictures folder of your project. ("book01", "book02", "book03", etc).
  You can use your own templates; you don't need to register them in the plugin. Simply putting the file name (which must be in img/pictures) in "Image" within the script call is sufficient.

• The plugin is configured for games with dimensions of 1280x720. This is used to locate the areas in the book template where the text will be displayed. Images used as templates must have the same dimensions as the game's resolution (in this case, 1280x720). 🖥️

If your game uses different dimensions, don't worry!

1. First, you need to adapt the book templates to the correct size.
2. Then, you need to define the image area where the text will be displayed.

Here's an example of what you need to measure and where to apply it:

The green area is where the text will be displayed; the pixel coordinates we need to define that area are those from the left upwards and those from the right downwards. 
(Same process for the other page)

Where to apply it (inside the js):

⚙️Plugin Commands:

• This plugin works through script calls, with which we define the text to display, the book template, the font, the font size, and the date of the entry (which is optional).
• For just one entry (one date):

BookReader.open(["Text"], "Image", "Date", "Font", "Font Size");

• For multiple entries with different dates:

BookReader.open(   [     {       date: "October 31",       text: "Random entry here"     },     {       date: "November 1",       text: "Another random entry...\n\nBlah Blah Blah...\n\nAnd more blah blah..."     }   ],   "BookTemplate",   null,   "FontName",   "FontSize" );

💜¡THANK YOU!💜