Title Cards from MM #165
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This backports title cards from Majora's Mask and adds more customization possibilities, instead of having a text id in the scene table you can add a scene command instead, this is not mandatory and instead it's possible to not use the scene command and it will default to a generic data (if a title card is used of course, which is defined by the entrance table iirc)
I made generic names for vanilla scenes but I don't like it much tbh, it's not really shiftable and I don't think I can achieve that (or maybe by generating the data with a python script? meh)
note: the gradient texture was made by me so it should be safe to commit