Template:Standard attributes for RCOXML objects

standard object attributes

Attribute					How it works
Name	Type			Examples
stdPositionX	float	Yes	Yes		Object X position, in pixels
stdPositionY	float	Yes	Yes		Object Y position, in pixels
stdPositionZ	float	Yes	Yes		Object Z position, in pixels
stdRecolourR	float	Yes	Yes		Object Red channel override, scale 0-1
stdRecolourG	float	Yes	Yes		Object Green channel override, scale 0-1
stdRecolourB	float	Yes	Yes		Object Blue channel override, scale 0-1
stdRecolourA	float	Yes	Yes		Object Alpha channel override, scale 0-1
stdSizeX	float	Yes	Yes		Object X size (width), in pixels
stdSizeY	float	Yes	Yes		Object Y size (height), in pixels
stdSizeZ	float	Yes	Yes		Object Z size (depth), in pixels
stdResizeX	float	Yes	Yes		Object X size override, scale 0-1
stdResizeY	float	Yes	Yes		Object Y size override, scale 0-1
stdResizeZ	float	Yes	Yes		Object Z size override, scale 0-1
stdAnchorPoint	int	Yes	Yes		Object "handle point", by default located in the center of the object
stdOnInit	event	Yes	Yes		Triggers an event when the object is loaded, see RCOXML Structure
stdGridPositionX	unk	No	Yes		Overrides stdPositionX value with a XMB Layouts reference
stdGridPositionY	unk	No	Yes		Overrides stdPositionY value with a XMB Layouts reference
stdGridPositionZ	unk	No	Yes		Overrides stdPositionZ value with a XMB Layouts reference
stdGridSizeX	unk	No	Yes		Overrides stdSizeX value with a XMB Layouts reference
stdGridSizeY	unk	No	Yes		Overrides stdSizeY value with a XMB Layouts reference
stdGridSizeZ	unk	No	Yes		Overrides stdSizeZ value with a XMB Layouts reference

• XMB Layouts references uses the data type "unk" used on purpose because rcomage cant convert the value correctlly

• The anchor point affects the position of the object and all transformations (resize, rotate, etc...), there are only 9 posible values:

stdAnchorPoint

0x11	0x10	0x12
0x01	0x00	0x02
0x21	0x20	0x22