Template:Standard attributes for RCOXML objects

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standard object attributes
Attribute How it works Research notes (partially speculative)
Name Type Examples PSP icon PS3 icon
stdPositionX float Yes Yes
stdPositionY float Yes Yes
stdPositionZ float Yes Yes
stdScaleRed float Yes Yes
stdScaleGreen float Yes Yes
stdScaleBlue float Yes Yes
stdScaleAlpha float Yes Yes
stdSizeX float Yes Yes
stdSizeY float Yes Yes
stdSizeZ float Yes Yes
stdScaleSizeX float Yes Yes
stdScaleSizeY float Yes Yes
stdScaleSizeZ float Yes Yes
stdIconOffset int Yes Yes the word "icon" doesnt looks much appropiate for an standard attribute, it can be used by other objects that are not icons
stdOnInit event Yes Yes
stdGridRefPositionX unk No Yes Overrides the value of stdPositionX by a reference to a value in XMB Layouts files The data type "unk" is used on purpose because rcomage cant convert the value correctlly
stdGridRefPositionY unk No Yes Overrides the value of stdPositionY by a reference to a value in XMB Layouts files The data type "unk" is used on purpose because rcomage cant convert the value correctlly
stdGridRefPositionZ unk No Yes Overrides the value of stdPositionZ by a reference to a value in XMB Layouts files The data type "unk" is used on purpose because rcomage cant convert the value correctlly
stdGridRefSizeX unk No Yes Overrides the value of stdSizeX by a reference to a value in XMB Layouts files The data type "unk" is used on purpose because rcomage cant convert the value correctlly
stdGridRefSizeY unk No Yes Overrides the value of stdSizeY by a reference to a value in XMB Layouts files The data type "unk" is used on purpose because rcomage cant convert the value correctlly
stdGridRefSizeZ unk No Yes Overrides the value of stdSizeZ by a reference to a value in XMB Layouts files The data type "unk" is used on purpose because rcomage cant convert the value correctlly