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	<title>
		Additional Platform Script Commands
	</title>
	<introduction>
		These commands are of no use except in the Steam and Console ports of the OHRRPGCE
		so are documented separately.
	</introduction>

	<section title="Shared">
		<command id="setrichpresence">
			<canon>set rich presence (token name)</canon>
			<canon>set rich presence (token name, substitution)</canon>
			<shortname>set rich presence</shortname>
			<description>
				Set the text shown below a user in the friends list,
				on Steam or Blackbox.
				You can't actually set the text directly,
				instead a list of strings needs to be provided externally,
				each of which has a token name like "Battling" and a list
				of localizations (probably just English).
				<lb/>
				<p>token name</p> is the ID of a string.
				<lb/>
				<p>substitution</p> is optional, the ID of a string to substitute into the
				token text, such as the name of the current map.
				On Blackbox, <tt>%s</tt> will be substituted.
				On Steam, <tt>%subvalue%</tt> will be substituted.

				<note>
					On Steam:
					Don't include '#' in the token name, it's prepended automatically.
					<lb/>
					To see the current rich presence status, go to
					<a href="https://steamcommunity.com/dev/testrichpresence" />
					but beware there's a long lag before it updates.
					You can test in this way without providing a rich presence localization
					file needed to actually use this command in a game.
					See
					<a href="https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/api/ISteamFriends#richpresencelocalization" />.
				</note>

			</description>
		</command>

		<command id="readenvironment">
			<canon>read environment (dest, key)</canon>
			<shortname>read environment</shortname>
			<description>
				Get a platform info string.
				Currently only Blackbox has any.
				<lb/>
				<p>dest</p> is the ID of the string in which to put the result.
				<lb/>
				<p>key</p> is the ID of a string containing a key such as "sys" or "asiabuttons".
				It's case-insensitive.
				<lb/>
				If the value can be converted to an integer (like "1") then it is also converted and returned for convenience.
				Otherwise the return value is 0.
				<lb/>
				For testing, key-value pairs can be placed in
				<tt><b>gamename</b>_config.ini</tt> next to the .rpg, or in <tt>ohrrpgce_config.ini</tt>,
				in the form <tt>env.<b>key</b>=<b>value</b></tt>,
				e.g. <tt>env.sys = PS4</tt>.
				(In the .ini file the key should be in lowercase.)
				You can open these files with the "View/edit gameconfig.ini", etc options in the F8 Debug Menu.
				<lb/>
				Available keys include:
				<ul>
					<li>
						"sys" - one of: XBOXONE, PS4, PSVITA, WINDOWS, SWITCH, PS5, SERIESX
					</li>
					<li>
						"asiabuttons" - one of "0" or "1".
						If "1", confirm is B/Circle and cancel is A/Cross (Nintendo or by user preference on PS).
					</li>
					<li>
						"region" - may be empty, or may be NA, EU, JP, depending on the game.
					</li>
					<li>
						"gamertag" - the currently logged in profile's name (on Xbox One).
						The name may contain non-ASCII characters which can't be displayed
						correctly, but that's OK.
					</li>
				</ul>
			</description>
			<example>
read environment(1, $2="sys")
if (string equal(1, $2="PS4")) then (
	...
)</example>
		</command>
	</section>

	<section title="Blackbox">
		<description>
			These commands are only useful in Ratalaika's OHRRPGCE port to consoles (aka Blackbox).
			But they exist and can be called in any OHRRPGCE port, doing nothing.
		</description>

		<command id="ps5startstory">
			<canon>ps5 start story</canon>
			<shortname>ps5 start story</shortname>
			<description>
				Call at the actual beginning of a New Game, not a title screen.
			</description>
		</command>
		<command id="ps5endstory">
			<canon>ps5 end story</canon>
			<shortname>ps5 end story</shortname>
			<description>
				Call at some point at the end of the game (game over, completion, or other return to title).
				(Probably should be called automatically whenever returning to title,
				so should only call this if the game ends on a screen without
				a return to title.)
			</description>
		</command>
		<command id="xboxrequestaccountpicker">
			<canon>xbox request account picker</canon>
			<shortname>xbox request account picker</shortname>
			<description>
				XBox One: Request to open the account picker UI.
				<lb/>
				The player's gametag should be displayed on the titlescreen together with an icon
				showing to press a certain button to change account.
				Pressing it should call this command.
			</description>
		</command>
	</section>
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