User:Pkmnfrk/Menus.bin

This article (or part thereof) is obsolete. It may have made sense in the past, but it does not make sense now. It is kept here only for historic curiosity and/or posterity.

MENUS.BIN holds definitions of menu items.

About Formal Specs

Offset	Data	Meaning
0 - 11	STR (20) (1i + 10i)	Name of Menu (for Custom, mainly)
12	INT (1)	Number of menu items (up to 10)
13	INT (2)	Bitsets: 0 - Background is fuzzy (vs solid) 1 - No background 2 - Quit to last menu when closed instead of quitting all menus (or other way around?)
15	INT (1)	Background colour
16	INT (1)	Foreground colour
17	INT (1)	Foreground highlight colour
18	INT (1)	Foreground highlight colour 2 (flashing)
19	INT (1)	Disabled foreground colour
20	INT (1)	X Position (Centered around?)
21	INT (1)	Y Position
22 + Menu Item x XX	STR (30) (1i + 15i)	Menu Item Text
	INT (1)	Enabler tag: 0 = always enabled, < 0 = enabled if tag is off, > 0 = enabled if tag is on
	INT (1)	Bitsets 0 - Display even if disabled
	INT (1)	Entry type 1) Special - Includes Item, Equip, Spell, Status, Volume, Exit, etc... sybtype tells which one. 2) Submenu - subtype tells which menu to jump to. 3) Textbox - subtype tells which textbox to display 4) Script - subtype tells which script to run 5) Toggle Tag - subtype tells which tag to toggle 6) Set Tag - subtype tells which tag to set (negative to unset)
	INT (1)	Subtype (meaning varies depending on Entry type)

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