Creates an In-Game Manual Scene – ARP_InGameManual.js

Please report any bugs you find to 'atreyo.ray[at]gmail.com'
Credit Atreyo Ray to use this plugin.
You can use it on free or commercial games.
You're free to modify it to suit your needs.
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INSTRUCTIONS
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PLEASE READ THE PDF TUTORIAL FOR DETAILED INFORMATION
Check http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/51730-in-game-manual/
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1) Create a 'Manual.txt' file.

2) Inside your text file, copy, paste, and fill the following 'form' for each
entry in your manual:

<name>
<icon>
<title>
<picture>
<subentries>
<text>

<end entry>

3) Inside your text file (may be above all entries), copy, paste, and complete
the tag below to define which entries should appear when your manual opens:

<main entries> Entry 1 Name; Entry 2 Name; Entry 3 Name

4) Save your text file inside 'data' folder.

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PLUGIN COMMANDS
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OpenGameManual
HideAllManualEntries
ShowAllManualEntries
HideManualEntry Entry_Name
ShowManualEntry Entry_Name

REMEMBER: Entry Names with whitespaces should have them replaced by
underscores when used on plugin commands. For example,

(in Manual.txt) -> (in Plugin Commands)
'Monsters Defeated' -> 'Monsters_Defeated'

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VISUAL CUSTOMIZATION
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You can use a custom background to the manual. Just place your PNG image file
inside the 'img/system' folder and set the 'Custom Background' parameter.
If you decide to do so, all the windows within the manual will have their
backgrounds hidden (opacity set to 0), even if you are using custom
windowskin files.

Remember that windowskin files should be PNG and their extension should not
be writen in the parameters.

If you need to set a color that requires CSS format, you can use:
Hexadecimal colors
RGB colors
RGBA colors
HSL colors
HSLA colors

For more information on CSS color format specification check
http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_colors_legal.asp

If you need to use a system font color number (for Navigation Parameters),
check Window.png file inside 'img/system' folder. At the right lower part of
it, you'll see colored squares. Start counting from 0 at the upper line,
left to right, and you'll have your system font color number.
You can also use it below the <text> tag in your manual file by typing
\c[NUMBER] to change the folowing text color.

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WORKING WITH CUSTOM FONTS
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Working with customized fonts in your game manual requires a little more
work. Follow these steps:

1) Copy the custom font file to the 'fonts' folder in your project.
Make sure you either own the font file, paid for it, or have given credits
for its usage.
Tip 1: TTF (True Type Fonts) work best with RPGMaker.
Tip 2: Make sure you test different caracters with your custom font before
you start using it to avoid issues later.

2) Inside your project fonts folder, there's a file called 'gamefont.css'.
Edit it to include a block like the one below for each different font you are
using:

[at]font-face {
font-family: Font Name;
src: url("font file.ttf");
}

change [at] for the 'at sign' (the same you use on emails). It can't be
written inside the help contents.
Change Font Name and "font file.ttf" accordingly.
Do not remove the first block, usually:
[at]font-face {
font-family: GameFont;
src: url("mplus-1m-regular.ttf");
}
To learn more about custom fonts, access:
http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/49757-changing-font/

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CHANGELOG
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v1.00 - First release (Nov, 27, 2015)
v1.10 - (Dec, 02, 2015)
- You don't need to write down tags you'll not use in an entry.
- You can now indent comments (#) in your manual data file.
- You can now create multiple manuals.
- You can now hide and show entries using Plugin Commands.
- A detailed illustrated tutorial now comes with the plugin.
- Removed 'Manual Name' parameter.
- Added 'Manual Names' parameter.
- Changed how 'Show in Menu' parameter works.