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|+Specific object attributes (Page) | |||
! Attribute Name !! Attribute Type !! How it works !! Research notes | |||
|-{{cellcolors|#DD6666}} | |||
| pageUnknownInt0 || int || || | |||
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| pageOnInit || event || || | |||
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| pageOnCancel || event || || | |||
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| pageOnContext || event || || | |||
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| pageOnActivate || event || || | |||
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===Plane=== | ===Plane=== | ||
{{RCOXML standard object attributes}} | |||
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|+Specific object attributes (Plane) | |||
! Attribute Name !! Attribute Type !! How it works !! Research notes | |||
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| planeImage || image || || | |||
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| planeDisplayMode || int || || | |||
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===Group=== | ===Group=== | ||
Revision as of 06:44, 19 November 2015
Description
RCOXML Objects are defined in the XML code embedded inside .rco files. See Resource Container (RCO) and RCOXML Structure
There are a lot of objects, should be considered the "construction blocks" of the XMB
ObjectTree
Page
| Attribute Name | Attribute Type | How it works | Research notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| pageUnknownInt0 | int | ||
| pageOnInit | event | ||
| pageOnCancel | event | ||
| pageOnContext | event | ||
| pageOnActivate | event |
Plane
Template:RCOXML standard object attributes
| Attribute Name | Attribute Type | How it works | Research notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| planeImage | image | ||
| planeDisplayMode | int |
Group
Button
XMenu
XMList
XList
Progress
Scroll
MList
MItem
ObjUnknown0xB
XItem
Text
ModelObject
Spin
Action
ItemSpin
LList
LItem
Edit
Clock
IList
IItem
Icon
UButton
ObjUnknown0x1B
CheckboxGroup
CheckboxItem
Meter
EditBox
Object examples
Changing color, size & shadow of TEXTS
Tutorial link: Changing the XMB Colour
Located into .xml files of .rco files, scale R G B α colors go between 0 to 1.
e.g.: Decimal value divided by 255 to get into this scale.
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