# Custom Category Settings - for advanced users only.
  # With these options, you can create your own custom categories and define
  # what each list contains, what each object displays, etc.

  CUSTOM = [] # Do not touch.
  KEYS = [] # Do not touch.
  DESCRIPTION = [] # Do not touch.

  # Description text shown in the information window of custom categories.

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#Deathsia: Okay so you can see what I did below, now as far how I did this...it's gonna be a lot harder to explain but I'll do my best.
#Following the scripts instructions, I tried to add my own custom category but ended up failing over and over with script errors but
#then it occurred to me to merely edit the existing custom keys instead of adding new ones.
#Another thing to note is that despite the fact that each number next to "Desciption" and "KEY" has a number next to it in a [], they do
#NOT actually appear as such in the encyclopedia itself! I'm not sure of the details here but my best guess is that the numbers directly #next to these things are merely placeholders to keep the code organized. Though for safety's sake, I wouldn't remove them since they #most likely have an alternate function I have not yet figured out.
#What DOES control this order however is the number that appears just after the "=" just before the text I input.
# At the moment, I'm actually digging myself a hole as it were with my setup. I plan to go back and clean up the order but I'm getting
#ahead of myself here!
#Okay so one thing you need to know is that the number next to the descriptions and the number next to the keys MUST BE the same
#but you CAN NOT number them out of order as far as I know without causing problems.
#The Tricky part numbering the descriptions and keys in an order so that you can add keys and descriptions as you go along in making
#your game.
#How does this affect the order you ask? Well you'll notice in the KEYS section I've added the label :friends on one key and :Story
#on the other, the order of which they appear in your keys list is the order in which they appear in the game's encyclopedia.
# You will also need to rename the category's in the list above in the code I did not include in this snippet.
#The list where you need to rename is located on line 159 in my script though it may be different in yours.
#Basically just rename the custom categories to the keys you renamed the custom categories below where I've marked with a commented out
#section to show you.
#
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  #DESCRIPTION[x] = [x,["Descriptive Text","Seperate lines with commas!"]]
  # the first value before the text lines is the ID of the description.
  # For example, DESCRIPTION[2838] = [2838,["text","here"]]
  DESCRIPTION[0] = [0,["","Who would have guessed that","Applejack was leader material?","Regardless, she has her hooves","full with this rebellion."]]
  DESCRIPTION[1] = [1,["","I never knew that Rainbow Dash","had such a mistrusting and","even dark side to her...","","Still, while she may not trust me,","I'll show her that she can","soon enough."]]
  DESCRIPTION[2] = [2,["","I want to trust Pinkie but","I can't help but wonder where","her true loyalties lie..."]]
  DESCRIPTION[3] = [3,["","I don't know much about Rarity","right now."]]
  DESCRIPTION[4] = [4,["","Still as shy as I remember her","always being but I don't know","much about her right now."]]
  ###Story###
  DESCRIPTION[5] = [5,["","Where to begin?","As far as I can tell,","No pony knows who I am,","Applejack is the leader of a","rebellion aginst Nightmare Moon,","and to make matters worse,","I was forced to kill somepony","Today! I've never done that before","and really don't want to do","it again..."]]
  DESCRIPTION[6] = [6,["","I don't like this at all!","Is Applejack TRYING to kill me?!","She's sending me out to Canterlot,","which I can only assume is","Nightmare Moon's Headqaurters!","If she is the one behind this,","then I may as well be dead."]]

  # KEYS[x] = [Name, image path, description array, key, id, custom text 1,
  # custom text 2]
  # image path is relative to the main project folder. Set to nil if not using.
  # the key determines which custom category this object will be shown in, it
  # MUST match one of the custom categories' keys.
  # id is the ID of the array, KEYS[0] has id of 0, KEYS[1] has id of 1, etc.
  # custom texts are short strings shown next to the image at the top, if not
  # using set to ""
  #
  # Comment out or Delete these if not using!
  KEYS[0] = ["Applejack","Graphics/Encyclopedia/Applejack.png",DESCRIPTION[0],
  :friends,0,"Location: Ponyville","Spiece: Earth Pony"]

  KEYS[1] = ["Rainbow Dash","Graphics/Encyclopedia/RD.png",DESCRIPTION[1],
  :friends,1,"Location: Ponyville","Spiece: Pegasus"]

  KEYS[2] = ["Pinkie Pie","Graphics/Encyclopedia/Pinkie.png",DESCRIPTION[2],
  :friends,2,"Location: Ponyville","Spiece: Earth Pony"]

  KEYS[3] = ["Rarity","Graphics/Encyclopedia/Rarity.png",DESCRIPTION[3],
  :friends,3,"Location: Ponyville","Spiece: Unicorn"]

  KEYS[4] = ["Fluttershy","Graphics/Encyclopedia/Fluttershy.png",DESCRIPTION[4],
  :friends,4,"Location: Ponyville","Spiece: Pegasus"]

  ###Story###

  KEYS[5] = ["Entry 1",nil,DESCRIPTION[5],
  :story,5,"Feeling: Sad and Confused","Date: No bucking idea!"]

  KEYS[6] = ["Entry 2",nil,DESCRIPTION[6],
  :story,6,"Feeling: Worried","Date: Still no idea!"]


  # CUSTOM[x] = [Category Name, key, text for unknown description]
  # The key determines which KEYS will be shown in each category; their keys
  # MUST match!
  #
  # Comment out or Delete these if not using!
  CUSTOM[0] = ["Friends",:friends,"Friendship"]#<--- See this? I merely just renamed this key the category name I wanted it to be.
  CUSTOM[1] = ["Journal",:story,"Journal Entry"]#<---Same Here.