Interface MessageBoxOptions

where the stack puts the box

Announce each page, and the choices once they appear, to a screen reader through ui.screenReader. Default true; the calls are no-ops where there is no DOM.

Seconds after a page's text finishes revealing before it advances on its own, as if confirm had been pressed. Never applies once choices are on screen - a choice always waits for a real answer. Omit to require confirm for every page, the default.

Whether a click under the box is swallowed rather than reaching the map or the toolbar behind it. On by default: a box with a page still to read, or a choice to answer, is not something a stray click on the world should be able to act past. Turn it off only for a box the player is meant to click past, which is the same case dims: false is for.

offered after the last page

dim the world behind; false when the scene behind is the point, as in a dialogue

'adv' (the default) clears and redraws the box for each page, the way this class has always worked. 'nvl' is Ren'Py's other display mode: every page's text stays on screen, accumulating into one growing block instead of being replaced - the same script data, presented as a page of prose instead of a strip of speech bubbles.

called with the chosen value, or undefined when there were no choices

called when {sound:path} reaches the visible typewriter position

characters revealed per second; 0 shows each page at once