First of all, PWLib in a Nutshell lists placefadescreenex()'s colors as being in the order color_R, color_G, color_B, color_A. I couldn't get that function to work at all, but I assumed setmsgboxtextcolor() would be the same, although it was actually in the order color_A, color_R, color_G, color_B.

Also, there doesn't seem to be a function that allows a line of text to have words of different colors in it. I don't know if this has been implemented in 1.2, but if it hasn't, and it is easy to do, then I'd request it to be done. That'd be cool.

Next, to actually do a fadescreen, the function placefade() has to be called, (since fadescreen() doesn't work) and rather inversely to my logic, at least, a fade style of "I" fades in to black, and "O" out of black. I'm used to things being the other way around ("O" fading out to black, and vice versa), but maybe I'm just insane or something.

Speaking of logic, does this scripting engine support operators besides if()? I think that some kind of while() loop implementation (or even for() loop would add some very interesting functionality to the game). I can think of several instances where a while loop might be much more convenient than using an if() operator.

I was also wondering if it would be simple to implement constant incrementation of a variable (something along the lines of "var++"), which, although I can't think of a something that would make it necessary (or even useful, necessarily) would add extra functionality.

Of course, these are probably available in AIGEHLS, or one of the more advanced scripting languages, and the proper use of functions actually negates the need for any of them (considering that each function is in itself a loop)

One last thing, I created an edited Phoenix sprite for this that happens to be about 10 pixels taller than Phoenix. I created its texture and animations (lol wut) in the pwlib\data\pw_phoenixwright.hlsl file, however when it is shown in court, it gets vertically compacted to the same height as Phoenix's regular sprites. (I'm pretty sure that I declared its size properly, so I'm wondering if this is caused by some other function that I didn't notice (I'll post the source for that later, if anyone cares).

To finish this up: I might be a rambling moron, and most of these problems have probably been fixed without my knowledge, but at least I'm good at rambling even if I'm a moron.