Talk:RCOXML Coding

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Crosstriggered events[edit source]

The events are intended to pass an order to a SPRX, but there is an alternative way of using them to load other parts of the rcoxml code

An example of this is in a animation when using FireEvent, it can be used like this (communications with a SPRX):

<FireEvent event="event:native:/runsomething" />

Or like this (loads another part of the RCO structure)

<FireEvent event="anim:main_page_fade" />

With the objects under objectTree seems to happen the same, and is usually made with the attributes named: OnFocusLeft, OnFocusRight, OnFocusUp, OnFocusDown (that are related with the cursor movements). Most probably works with all other events, this is the usual way (communications with a SPRX):

<Objectname onFocusLeft="event:native:/onFocusLeft_ipaddr_NetworkAddrSetting" />

Or like this (loads another part of the RCO structure)

<Objectname onFocusLeft="object2:another_objectname" />

External links[edit source]

  • Nice wiki with lot of info related to rcoxml ---> http://ctfs.wiki.fc2.com/ or https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=es&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fctfs.wiki.fc2.com (google translated to english)
    • From this point im going to copy some info from here, and the wiki needs to be mentioned for credits so this link needs to be moved to frontpage at some point, also because google translator is not very accurate (and im not testing to verify) the only thing i can do with some of the info is a rude copypaste (with other info there is no problem because is pretty straight, but some of it i dont understand) --Sandungas (talk) 03:08, 5 December 2015 (UTC)
    • As described on the frontpage from this page, the author(s) wants to be quoted with their full page name "CTF カスタムテーマまとめ Wiki". Wikipedia has a lot of cite and quote templates but as I see your page has a lot of tables, I would just recommend to mention their page right after your quote from their page and/or using the <ref> template. Also if possible, describe your source with your own words which will be always better instead of copying their text and if we need to add a Source, then I would either add both the original and the translated version or the original link only but never the translation only. An Example:

RCOXML Structure [1]

RCO XML Structure
This is a Example

Source: CTF カスタムテーマまとめ Wiki

Source: CTF カスタムテーマまとめ Wiki describing/explaining "<ImageTree>"

  1. Source: CTF カスタムテーマまとめ Wiki (describing/explaining "<ImageTree>")
  • Of course the <ref> Template can be added at the very end from a page if you use them multiple times. This can be combined under a new Headline, as did on this page for example. Roxanne 5th Dwcember 2015, 09:10 GMT+1
  • After reading the whole wiki it seems there are "only" a few pieces of knowledge i can take from it, basically are:
    • http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/index.php?title=RCOXML_Animations&diff=40190&oldid=40121 (google translation sucks, i only understand a few of it, i cant rewrite and of course i cant improve it, so i dont care the link i just added is enought)
    • http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/index.php?title=RCOXML_Structure&diff=40191&oldid=39795 (same than previous one, this one is more important thought but i will try to find more info in other places)
    • The edits i made at date 2015-12-05 in this page http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/history/RCOXML_Objects
      • I have not counted them but i think was around 10 (a couple of them was important) and most has been added as doubtfull, at top of the other wiki page it seem that some info was taken from CTFtool5beta so im not sure where is the original source, adding references in every single attribute is an additional work i cant handle (is not made anywhere in this wiki and is good enought with a single link as something general), also at this point the info in our wiki about rcoxml objects is better than the other so the more fair thing to do is to say "some of the info in this page was taken from xxxxx" and allow them to do the same