Campaign Credits
Once the curtains have fallen, you have the opportunity to showcase your own set of credits, spotlighting the talented individuals who contributed to the campaign's creation.
The credits are defined in a separate JSON file.
RobinHoodCredits.json
[ {"caption" : "My credits title"}, {"img" : "MyCampaignProfile"}, { "header" : "Creator", "contents" : ["Guy Guyson"] }, { "header" : "Artwork", "content" : ["Jason Paintgood"] }, { "header" : "VoiceActors", "contents" : [ { "horizontal": true, "spacing": 6, "contents" : [ { "align": "right", "highlighted_contents" : [ "Actor 1", "Actor 2", "Actor 3" ] }, { "align": "left", "contents" : [ "Talk Goodman", "Voice Overs", "Lean Speakson" ] } ] } ] }, { "space" : 150 }, { "caption" : "Thank you for playing!", "img" : "MyCustomImage", "scale" : 0.25, "spacing" : -25 } ]
// // A simple text at the start of the campaign // Displays an image. Why not the campaigns profile image? // // A header // A name // // // Another header // More names! // // // A header for a bunch of people // The start of a horizontal content box (default is veritcal) // // Draw the following content horizontally // Add a bit more spacing // The contents // // Align the text to the right (default is left) // Draw highlighted contents (in orange) // First // Second // Third // // // // Align text to the left // Draw regular content // Name 1 // Name 2 // Name 3 // // // // // // // // Add some spacing // // // Another caption // A custom image // Downscale the image to 25% // Adjust spacing to make it look better // //
The above JSON is an excerpt from the Robin Hood campaign and is just an example on how you can structure your credits.