• Sprite Sets
  
  
  Lists of Sprite images that can be used in the display of an object
  
  
  
  
• Texts
  
  
  Text strings that can be printed on-screen, or used for other purposes
  
  
  
  
• Objects
  
  
  "Objects" contain references to Sprite Sets or Text, and keep track of where and how to display them. Their type, position, contents, and properties can all be changed by "Functions"
  
  There are 9 different types of Objects:
  
  0- Script Sprite
  
  
  A "Script Sprite" type Object displays a Sprite from a Status Script's "Sprite Set" listing.
  
  If an Animation is assigned to it, the Animation will control which of the Sprites from the given Set to display.
  
  If no valid Animation is given, the "Frame" value will determine which to draw.
  
  "Animations" in this case are "Functions" from the current Script
  
  
  1- Object Sprite
  
  
  An "Object Sprite" type Object displays Sprites from "Sprite Sets" that were loaded by an "Object Def".
  
  If an Animation is assigned to it, the animation will control which of the sprites from the given "Set" ID to display.
  
  If no valid Animation is given, the "Frame" value will determine which to draw. "Animations" in this case are "Animations" loaded by Object Defs
  
  
  2- Player Sprite
  
  
  A "Player Sprite" type Object displays a Sprite from the Sprite listing of a "Character Def".
  
  If an Animation is assigned to it, the animation will control which of the sprites from the given "Set" ID to display.
  
  If no valid Animation is given, the "Frame" value will determine which to draw.
  
  "Animations" in this case are "Functions" listed in the given Player Character's Character Def
  
  
  10- Script Text
  
  
  The "Script Text" type Object displays a Text string from a Status Script "Text" listing
  
  
  11- Level Text
  
  
  The "Level Text" type Object displays a text string listed in a "Game Def" or a "Zone Def"
  
  
  12- Register Text (Space Fill)
  
  
  This type of Object displays the value of the selected "Register".
  
  It may be "padded" at the front with spaces for up to 10 digits.
  
  For script commands that control the positioning of an Object to function properly with this Object type, the Font used must be fixed-width (each character in that Font must be the same width)
  
  
  13- Register Text (Zero Fill)
  
  
  This type of Object displays the value of the selected "Register".
  
  It may be "padded" at the front with zeros for up to 10 digits.
  
  For script commands that control the positioning of an Object to function properly with this Object type, the Font used must be fixed-width (each character in that Font must be the same width)
  
  
  14- Player Variable Text (Space Fill)
  
  
  This type of Object displays the value of the selected "Player Constant" or "Player Variable" for the selected Player.
  
  It may be "padded" at the front with spaces for up to 10 digits.
  
  For script commands that control the positioning of an Object to function properly with this Object type, the Font used must be fixed-width (each character in that Font must be the same width)
  
  
  15- Player Variable Text (Zero Fill)
  
  
  This type of Object displays the value of the selected "Player Constant" or "Player Variable" for the selected Player.
  
  It may be "padded" at the front with zeros for up to 10 digits.
  
  For script commands that control the positioning of an Object to Function properly with this Object type, the Font used must be fixed-width (each character in that Font must be the same width)
  
  
  
  
  
• Counters
  
  
  Used in "Functions" for timing, delay, and to keep track of how many "Objects" or "Windows" are currently flagged to move
  
  
  
  
• Selections
  
  
  "Selections" aren't visible, but contain information on what Functions to call when certain keys are pressed while any given Selection is "Active".
  
  They also call a function when Activated or Deactivated, which can be used to visually signal that fact in such ways as changing/moving a Sprite or Text.
  
  Selections are disabled by default; they won't respond to their given key events. If they are to be used in the "Status Script", they must be enabled using the "Stat_Activate_Selections" Script Command
  
  
  
  
• Windows
  
  
  "Windows" can be used to group Objects and other Windows together for movement or order of display, and to cut Sprites or Texts at given Window boundaries.
  
  They can also behave as if they are a Selection, and can hold Selections to keep them separated from other groups.
  
  Their properties can be changed by "Functions"
  
  There are two Built-in, unmodifiable Windows that are always usable, and serve as the root Window parents for all scripted Windows and Objects:
  
  255- "Main Window". It is always the size of the screen, and its Viewport never moves
  254- "Level Window". It is always the size of the screen, and its Viewport follows the level "Camera"
  
  
  
  
• Functions
  
  
  The Scripted Functions are used to tell all of the above items, or any other part of the game, how to behave.
  
  Function 0, the very first Function listed within any given Status Script, is always activated as soon as the "Script Object" is spawned. The rest are called at the Selection/Deselection of any "Selection" or "Window", or when the currently-selected Selection/Window's keypress events are satisfied. They may also call on each other. Because the use of "Functions" isn't limited to "Status Scripts", and because there are many things they can do, they are documented separately
  

The following is a detailed description of each of the entries in a Status Script file. For a more practical view, see the example below


• Number of Counters
  
  
  Specifies the number of "Counters" that should be allocated for this Script Object
  
  
  
  
• Default Window
  
  
  The ID number of the "Window" that should be "Active" when this Object is spawned. It may be any scripted "Window" or either of the Built-in Windows:
  
  255- "Main Window". It is always the size of the screen, and its Viewport never moves
  254- "Level Window". It is always the size of the screen, and its Viewport follows the level "Camera"
  
  
  
  
• Number of Windows
  
  
  This value specifies the number of user-created Windows that will be listed directly below this line
  
  Each user-created "Window" follows this format:
  
  
  • Parent Win
    
    
    The ID number of the "Window" into which this "Window" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside another user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window"
    
    
    It may also be moved to a different "Window" later by using the "Stat_Set_Window_Parent" Script Command
    
    
    
  • X
    
  • Y
    
    
    X and Y Position of this "Window" as related to its Parent's "Viewport". If its Parent is "Main Window", this is its actual on-screen position
    
    
    
  • X1
    
  • Y1
    
  • X2
    
  • Y2
    
    
    Left-most, upper-most, right-most, and lower-most borders of this "Window" as related to its own "Position". This determines what parts of the "Objects" that are contained in this "Window" are visible, depending on their own X and Y position
    
    
    
  • Default Visibility
    
    
    A "Window" that is not visible overrides the visibility of the "Objects" and "Windows" that it contains. If it is not visible, they will not be visible
    
    0- This "Window" is not visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    1- This "Window" is visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    
    
    
  • Default Selection
    
    
    Each "Selection" is given a parent "Window" so that they may be put into separate groups. When this "Window" is "selected" for the first time, this "Selection" will become the active one
    
    
    
  • Select Func
    
    
    The ID number of the Function that should be called when this "Window" is "selected".
    
    If no Function is desired, enter any value that is higher than the greatest existing Function ID (Ex: "65535", as there will likely never be 65535 Functions defined)
    
    
    
  • Deselect Func
    
    
    This is the Function that will be called when this "Window" is "deselected".
    
    If no Function is desired, enter any value that is higher than the greatest existing Function ID (Ex: "65535", as there will likely never be 65535 Functions defined)
    
    
    
  • Num Events
    
    
    This value specifies the number of "Keypress Events" to check for while this "Window" is "active". They function as with "Selections", and are listed immediately below this entry, in the following format:
    
    
    • Num Sets
      
      
      There may be more than one set of keys that trigger the same event. This value specifies how many will be listed, and each set is listed directly below as follows:
      
      
      • Num Keys
        
        
        This value specifies the number of keys that must be activated at the same time to trigger this event. Its keys are listed directly below:
        
        
        • Keycode
          
          
          This is the ID value of the desired key's position in the Key State Table, or a KeyMap reference
          
    
    
  • Function
    
    
    This value specifies the ID number of the Function to call if all of the keys listed in any of this Event's "Key Sets" have been pressed
    
    
    
  
  
• Number of Texts
  
  
  This value specifies the number of Text Strings that will be listed in this "Status Object"
  
  Each Text String is listed immediately below:
  
  
  • Text
    
    
    Any text that should be displayed by this Status Object at any time, or used for file loading purposes can appear on these lines.
    
    Linebreaks (enter keypresses) are not allowed within any string, as they signify the end of the string itself
    
    
    
  
  
• Number of Sprite Sets
  
  
  This value specifies the number of "Sprite Sets" that should be loaded for this "Status Object"
  
  Each "Sprite Set" is listed immediately below, and follows this format:
  
  
  • Number of Sprites
    
    
    This value specifies the number of Sprites should be loaded into this Set. Each Sprite is listed directly below, and follows this format:
    
    
    • FileName
      
      
      This is the name of the file that contains the image that should be loaded for this "Sprite".
      
      If the file is not in the same folder as the script file that references it, its path must be included with its name. This path must be "relative", meaning that it must show how to get to the art file from the path that contains the "Status Object" script, not how to find it from the "Root Directory"
      
      
      
    • XOff Grab
      
    • YOff Grab
      
      
      These are the X and Y positions of the top-left corner of the desired image within its art file
      
      
      
    • Width
      
    • Height
      
      
      These are the width and height of the image that should be copied into this "Sprite"
      
    
    
  
  
• Number of Selections
  
  
  This value specifies the number of "Selections" that will be created for this "Status Object"
  
  Each selection is listed at this point in the following way:
  
  
  • Select Func
    
    
    The ID number of the Function that should be called when this "Selection" is "selected".
    
    If no Function is desired, enter any value that is higher than the greatest existing Function ID (Ex: "65535", as there will likely never be 65535 Functions defined)
    
    
    
  • Deselect Func
    
    
    This is the Function that will be called when this "Selection" is "deselected".
    
    If no Function is desired, enter any value that is higher than the greatest existing Function ID (Ex: "65535", as there will likely never be 65535 Functions defined)
    
    
    
  • Parent Win
    
    
    This ID number of the "Window" into which this "Selection" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside a user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window".
    
    It can only be "selected" if its Parent Window is also selected
    
    
  • Num Events
    
    
    This value specifies the number of "Keypress Events" to check for while this "Window" is "active". They function as with "Selections", and are listed immediately below this entry, in the following format:
    
    
    • Num Sets
      
      
      There may be more than one set of keys that trigger the same event. This value specifies how many will be listed, and each set is listed directly below as follows:
      
      
      • Num Keys
        
        
        This value specifies the number of keys that must be activated at the same time to trigger this event. Its keys are listed directly below:
        
        
        • Keycode
          
          
          This is the ID value of the desired key's position in the Key State Table, or a KeyMap reference
          
    • Function
      
      
      This value specifies the ID number of the Function to call if all of the keys listed in any of this Event's "Key Sets" have been pressed
      
    
    
  
  
• Number of Objects
  
  
  This value specifies the number of "Objects" that should be created for this "Status Object".
  
  Each "Object" is listed immediately below, however, there are different types, and some are listed differently than others:
  
  Object type 0 listing:
  
  
  • Type
    
    
    This value specifies the type of the "Object"
    
    
    
  • Script
    
    
    An "Object" may call on content from any currently-loaded "Status Script".
    
    If the "Object" requires content from its own script, this value will be 255. If the "Object" requires content from a different script, this value specifies the ID number of the desired script, which is determined by the order in which they were loaded.
    
    "Global", or "Game", scripts can be referenced by placing a "G" directly in front of the value, as in "G1". "Zone" or "Act" scripts may be called similarly by using "Z" or "A" respectively, however, the "A" label may only be used if the current script is being loaded as either "Zone" or "Act", because the number of "Zone" scripts is unknown while loading "Game" scripts, so the actual ID of the desired "Act" script cannot be calculated
    
    
    
  • Object ID
    
    
    This is the ID number of the desired "Sprite Set" within the given Status Script's Sprite Set listing.
    
    If this Object's "Script" value is 255, this ID references a Sprite Set from this Status Script. Otherwise, it references a Sprite Set from the Status Script whose ID is given by the "Script" value"
    
    
    
  • Animation
    
    
    Any sprite may be assigned an "Animation" to control how it is displayed. If no "Animation" is desired, the text "None" should be entered here.
    
    An "Animation" for this type of object is the ID number of a "Function" from the given Status Script's "Function Listing".
    
    If this Object's "Script" value is 255, this ID references a Function from this Status Script. Otherwise, it references a Function from the Status Script whose ID is given by the "Script" value"
    
    
    
  • Visible by Default
    
    
    0- This "Object" is not visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    1- This "Object" is visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    
    
    
  • Default Window
    
    
    The ID number of the "Window" into which this "Object" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside another user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window"
    
    It may also be moved to a different "Window" later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Parent" Script Command
    
    
    
  • Start XOff
    
  • Start YOff
    
    
    These are the X and Y positions (relative to the Viewport of this "Object"'s Parent "Window") at which the object will be placed when it is created
    
  
  Object type 1 listing:
  
  
  • Type
    
    
    This value specifies the type of the "Object"
    
    
    
  • Object ID
    
    
    This is the ID number of the desired "Sprite Set" within the "Game Objects" Sprite Set listing, created by the "Object Def" files.
    
    "Global"/"Game" Sprites may be referenced by placing a "G" directly in front of the value, as in "G1". "Zone" or "Act" Sprites may be called similarly by using "Z" or "A" respectively, however, the "A" label may only be used if the current Script is being loaded as either "Zone" or "Act", because the number of "Zone" Sprites is unknown while loading "Game" Scripts, so the actual ID of the desired "Act" Sprite cannot be calculated
    
    
    
  • Animation
    
    
    Any sprite may be assigned an "Animation" to control how it is displayed. If no "Animation" is desired, the text "None" should be entered here.
    
    An "Animation" for this type of object is the ID of an "Animation" from the Game Object "Animation" set. The "G", "Z", and "A" tags may be used here in the same way as with the "Object ID"
    
    
    
  • Visible by Default
    
    
    0- This "Object" is not visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    1- This "Object" is visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    
    
    
  • Default Window
    
    
    The ID number of the "Window" into which this "Object" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside another user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window"
    
    It may also be moved to a different "Window" later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Parent" Script Command
    
    
    
  • Start XOff
    
  • Start YOff
    
    
    These are the X and Y positions (relative to the Viewport of this "Object"'s Parent "Window") at which the object will be placed when it is created
    
  
  Object type 2 listing:
  
  
  • Type
    
    
    This value specifies the type of the "Object"
    
    
    
  • Character ID
    
    
    This is the ID number of the Character Def that contains the desired Sprite listing
    
    
    
  • Animation ID
    
    
    Any sprite may be assigned an "Animation" to control how it is displayed. If no "Animation" is desired, the text "None" should be entered here.
    
    An "Animation" for this type of object is the ID of a "Function" from the Character Def whose ID is given by the above value.
    
    
    
  • Visible by Default
    
    
    0- This "Object" is not visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    1- This "Object" is visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    
    
    
  • Default Window
    
    
    The ID number of the "Window" into which this "Object" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside another user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window"
    
    It may also be moved to a different "Window" later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Parent" Script Command
    
    
    
  • Start XOff
    
  • Start YOff
    
    
    These are the X and Y positions (relative to the Viewport of this "Object"'s Parent "Window") at which the object will be placed when it is created
    
  
  Object type 10 listing:
  
  
  • Type
    
    
    This value specifies the type of the "Object"
    
    
    
  • Script
    
    
    An "Object" may call on content from any currently-loaded "Status Script".
    
    If the "Object" requires content from its own script, this value will be 255. If the "Object" requires content from a different script, this value specifies the ID number of the desired script, which is determined by the order in which they were loaded.
    
    "Global", or "Game", scripts can be referenced by placing a "G" directly in front of the value, as in "G1". "Zone" or "Act" scripts may be called similarly by using "Z" or "A" respectively, however, the "A" label may only be used if the current script is being loaded as either "Zone" or "Act", because the number of "Zone" scripts is unknown while loading "Game" scripts, so the actual ID of the desired "Act" script cannot be calculated
    
    
    
  • Object ID
    
    
    This is the ID number of the desired "Text String" within the given Status Script's Text listing.
    
    If this Object's "Script" value is 255, this ID references a Text String from this Status Script. Otherwise, it references a Text String from the Status Script whose ID is given by the "Script" value"
    
    
    
  • Font ID
    
    
    This is ID of the Font that is used to display the text when the Object is created.
    
    This may be changed later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Font "Script Command.
    
    The "G" "Z" and "A" labels may also be used to reference "Game", "Zone", or "Act" Fonts similarly as with the "Script" entry, with the same restrictions.
    
    If this object is to be moved by script commands, it is recomended that a fixed-width Font be used.
    
    
    
  • Visible by Default
    
    
    0- This "Object" is not visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    1- This "Object" is visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    
    
    
  • Default Window
    
    
    The ID number of the "Window" into which this "Object" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside another user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window"
    
    It may also be moved to a different "Window" later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Parent" Script Command
    
    
    
  • Start XOff
    
  • Start YOff
    
    
    These are the X and Y positions (relative to the Viewport of this "Object"'s Parent "Window") at which the object will be placed when it is created
    
  
  Object type 11 listing:
  
  
  • Type
    
    
    This value specifies the type of the "Object"
    
    
    
  • Object ID
    
    
    This is the ID number of the desired Text String from within the "Game Def" or "Zone Def". Game/Zone Text listings.
    
    "Global"/"Game" Texts can be referenced by placing a "G" directly in front of the value, as in "G1". "Zone" Texts may be called similarly by using "Z". There are no "Act" Text Strings because they would be loaded at "Zone" load time anyway
    
    
    
  • Font ID
    
    
    This is ID of the Font that is used to display the text when the Object is created.
    
    This may be changed later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Font "Script Command.
    
    The "G" "Z" and "A" labels may also be used to reference "Game", "Zone", or "Act" Fonts similarly as with the "Script" entry, with the same restrictions.
    
    If this object is to be moved by script commands, it is recomended that a fixed-width Font be used.
    
    
    
  • Visible by Default
    
    
    0- This "Object" is not visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    1- This "Object" is visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    
    
    
  • Default Window
    
    
    The ID number of the "Window" into which this "Object" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside another user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window"
    
    It may also be moved to a different "Window" later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Parent" Script Command
    
    
    
  • Start XOff
    
  • Start YOff
    
    
    These are the X and Y positions (relative to the Viewport of this "Object"'s Parent "Window") at which the object will be placed when it is created
    
  
  Object types 12 and 13 listing:
  
  
  • Type
    
    
    This value specifies the type of the "Object"
    
    
    
  • Num of Digits
    
    
    The value of the "Register" may be displayed with up to 10 digits of space. This value may be anything from 1 to 10, and any digits not used by the "Register" value will be padded with either spaces or 0's, depending on the Object's type.
    
    A value of "1" with 3 digits would appear as " 1" or "001", or a value of "65" would appear as " 65" or "065". This is good for giving changing numbers a fixed amount of space, however, "1 digit" will not pad the number with spaces or zeros, and will allow it to take up as much space as necesary for display, which will vary as it gains or loses digits
    
    
    
  • Hex/Dec Flag
    
    
    0- The value will be displayed in Decimal form
    1- The value will be displayed in Hex form
    
    
    
  • Register ID
    
    
    This is the ID number of the "Register" whose value should be displayed.
    
    Placing a "U" in front of this value, such as "U2" signifies a "User Register".
    
    Not using the "U" tag signifies a "Game Register", values used directly by E02 such as the current "Act" ID, the current Screen Mode, the "Camera" position, etc.
    
    
    
  • Font ID
    
    
    This is ID of the Font that is used to display the text when the Object is created.
    
    This may be changed later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Font "Script Command.
    
    The "G" "Z" and "A" labels may also be used to reference "Game", "Zone", or "Act" Fonts similarly as with the "Script" entry, with the same restrictions.
    
    If this object is to be moved by script commands, it is recomended that a fixed-width Font be used.
    
    
    
  • Visible by Default
    
    
    0- This "Object" is not visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    1- This "Object" is visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    
    
    
  • Default Window
    
    
    The ID number of the "Window" into which this "Object" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside another user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window"
    
    It may also be moved to a different "Window" later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Parent" Script Command
    
    
    
  • Start XOff
    
  • Start YOff
    
    
    These are the X and Y positions (relative to the Viewport of this "Object"'s Parent "Window") at which the object will be placed when it is created
    
  
  Object types 14 and 15 listing:
  
  
  • Type
    
    
    This value specifies the type of the "Object"
    
    
    
  • Player ID
    
    
    This is the ID number of the player whose variable should be displayed. Setting this value to 255 will display the variable from the "current player", the player whose screen is currently being drawn
    
    
    
  • Num of Digits
    
    
    The value of the "Player Variable" may be displayed with up to 10 digits of space. This value may be anything from 1 to 10, and any digits not used by the "Player Variable" value will be padded with either spaces or 0's, depending on the Object's type.
    
    A value of "1" with 3 digits would appear as " 1" or "001", or a value of "65" would appear as " 65" or "065". This is good for giving changing numbers a fixed amount of space, however, "1 digit" will not pad the number with spaces or zeros, and will allow it to take up as much space as necesary for display, which will vary as it gains or loses digits
    
    
    
  • Hex/Dec Flag
    
    
    0- The value will be displayed in Decimal form
    
    1- The value will be displayed in Hex form
    
    
    
  • Variable ID
    
    
    This is the ID number of the Player Variable whose value should be displayed.
    
    The "C", "c", "A", and "a" tags may be used to reference "Main Constants", "Custom Constants", "Main Variables", and "Custom Variables", respectively
    
    
    
  • Font ID
    
    
    This is ID of the Font that is used to display the text when the Object is created.
    
    This may be changed later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Font "Script Command.
    
    The "G" "Z" and "A" labels may also be used to reference "Game", "Zone", or "Act" Fonts similarly as with the "Script" entry, with the same restrictions.
    
    If this object is to be moved by script commands, it is recomended that a fixed-width Font be used.
    
    
    
  • Visible by Default
    
    
    0- This "Object" is not visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    1- This "Object" is visible when the "Script Object" is spawned
    
    
    
  • Default Window
    
    
    The ID number of the "Window" into which this "Object" will be placed.
    
    If it is not inside another user-created "Window", it must be in either the "Main Window" or the "Level Window"
    
    It may also be moved to a different "Window" later by using the "Stat_Set_Object_Parent" Script Command
    
    
    
  • Start XOff
    
  • Start YOff
    
    
    These are the X and Y positions (relative to the Viewport of this "Object"'s Parent "Window") at which the object will be placed when it is created
    
  
  
  
  
• Number of Functions
  
  
  This value is the number of "Functions" that this script contains. The "Functions" themselves appear immediately below this line as described in their own documentation
  

The following is an example setup for a Status Script file to better demonstrate how to put the above information into practice. Use the same format and fill in the appropriate values given the information contained throughout the various documents to create menus, a logo, a title screen, a HUD, etc, for an E02 Game.

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; Example Status Script Def ;
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Number of Counters:               1

Default Window:           0	;Scripted Window 0

Number Of Windows:        2	;2 User-created Windows

Window 0-   Parent Win: 254	;"Level Window"
                     X: 320
                     Y:  37
                    X1:   0
                    Y1:   0
                    X2: 213
                    Y2:  36
    Default Visibility:   1	;Visible
     Default Selection: 255	;None
           Select Func: 255	;None
         Deselect Func: 255	;None
            Num Events:   0	;No Key Events

Window 1-   Parent Win: 255	;"Main Window"
                     X: 320
                     Y:  34
                    X1:   0
                    Y1:   0
                    X2: 156
                    Y2: 156
    Default Visibility:   1	;Visible
     Default Selection:   0	;Selection 0
           Select Func: 255	;None
         Deselect Func: 255	;None
            Num Events:   4	;4 Key Events
   Event 0-   Num Sets:   1	;1 Set of Keys triggers the event
       Set 0- Num Keys:   1	;1 Key in this set
                 Key 0:M0T2	;Key Map 0, Tapped Key Entry 2
              Function:   1	;Status Script Function 1
   Event 1-   Num Sets:   1	;1 Set of Keys triggers the event
       Set 0- Num Keys:   1	;1 Key in this set
                 Key 0:M0T3	;Key Map 0, Tapped Key Entry 3
              Function:   2	;Status Script Function 2
   Event 2-   Num Sets:   3	;3 Set of Keys triggers the event
       Set 0- Num Keys:   1	;1 Key in this set
                 Key 0:M2T0	;Key Map 2, Tapped Key Entry 0
       Set 1- Num Keys:   1	;1 Key in this set
                 Key 0:M0T6	;Key Map 0, Tapped Key Entry 6
       Set 2- Num Keys:   1	;1 Key in this set
                 Key 0:M0T4	;Key Map 0, Tapped Key Entry 4
              Function:   3	;Status Script Function 3
   Event 3-   Num Sets:   1	;1 Set of Keys triggers the event
       Set 0- Num Keys:   1	;1 Key in this set
                 Key 0:M0T5	;Key Map 0, Tapped Key Entry 5
              Function:   4	;Status Script Function 4


Number Of Texts:        3

 Text  0-         Text: Some
 Text  1-         Text: Example
 Text  2-         Text: Text


Number Of Sprite Sets:   2

 Set 0- Num of Sprites:   1	;Sprite Set 0, 1 Frame in Set
  Sprite  0-  FileName:   art.pcx
             XOff Grab:   0
             YOff Grab:  57
                 Width:  92
                Height:  11

 Set 1- Num of Sprites:   3	;Sprite Set 1, 3 Frames in Set
  Sprite  0-  FileName:   art.pcx
             XOff Grab:   0
             YOff Grab:  64
                 Width:  16
                Height:  16
  Sprite  1-  FileName:   art.pcx
             XOff Grab:  16
             YOff Grab:  64
                 Width:  16
                Height:  16
  Sprite  2-  FileName:   art.pcx
             XOff Grab:  32
             YOff Grab:  64
                 Width:  16
                Height:  16


     Number of Selections:   2

 Selection 0 -Select Func:   6	;Status Script Function 6
            Deselect Func:   7	;Status Script Function 7
            Parent Window:   1	;Scripted Window 1
               Num Events:   0	;No Key Events

 Selection 1 -Select Func:   8	;Status Script Function 8
            Deselect Func:   9	;Status Script Function 9
            Parent Window:   1	;Scripted Window 1
               Num Events:   1	;1 Key Event
      Event 0-   Num Sets:   1	;1 Set of Keys triggers the event
          Set 0- Num Keys:   2	;2 Keys in this set
                    Key 0:M2H1	;Key Map 2, Holding Key Entry 1
                    Key 0:M2T0	;Key Map 2, Tapped  Key Entry 0
                 Function:   5	;Status Script Function 5


Number of Objects:        9

 Object 0-        Type:   0 ;Script Sprite
                Script: 255 ;Obtain assets from this script
             Object ID:   0 ;Status Script Sprite Set 0 from this Script
          Animation ID:None
    Visible by Default:   1 ;Visible
        Default Window: 255 ;"Main Window"
            Start XOff: 118
            Start YOff: -16

 Object 1-        Type:   1 ;Object Sprite
             Object ID:  Z6 ;Sprite Set 6 from the "Object Def" loaded by the current "Zone"'s "Zone Def"
          Animation ID:  12 ;Animation 12 from the "Object Def" loaded by the current "Zone"'s "Zone Def"
    Visible by Default:   0 ;Not Visible
        Default Window:   0 ;User-created Window 0
            Start XOff:   0
            Start YOff:   0

 Object 2-        Type:   2 ;Player Sprite
          Character ID:   1 ;Sprite Set from Player Character 1's "Character Def"
          Animation ID:   3 ;Function 3 from Player Character 1's "Character Def"
    Visible by Default:   1 ;Visible
        Default Window:   0 ;User-created Window 0
            Start XOff:   0
            Start YOff:   0

 Object 3-        Type:  10 ;Script Text
                Script:   0 ;Obtain assets from Status Script 0
             Object ID:   3 ;Status Script Text 3 from Status Script 0
               Font ID:  Z1 ;Font 1 from the Fonts loaded by the current "Zone"'s "Zone Def"
    Visible by Default:   0 ;Not Visible
        Default Window:   1 ;User-created Window 1
            Start XOff: -14
            Start YOff:  $A

 Object 4-        Type:  11 ;Level Text
             Object ID:  G1 ;Game/Zone Text 1 from the Text listing in the "Game Def"
               Font ID:  Z1 ;Font 1 from the Fonts loaded by the current "Zone"'s "Zone Def"
    Visible by Default:   1 ;Visible
        Default Window:   1 ;User-created Window 1
            Start XOff: -14
            Start YOff: $12

 Object 5-        Type:  12 ;Register Text (Space Fill)
         Num Of Digits:   1 ;Display only as many digits as necessary (Object's width will change as the number increases/decreases)
          Hex/Dec Flag:   0 ;Display in Decimal form
           Register ID:  U0 ;"User Register" 0
               Font ID:  G0 ;Font 0 from the Fonts loaded by the "Game Def"
    Visible by Default:   1 ;Visible
        Default Window:   1 ;User-created Window 1
            Start XOff:   2
            Start YOff: $1A

 Object 6-        Type:  13 ;Register Text (Zero Fill)
         Num Of Digits:   4 ;Display value with at least 4 digits, unused leading digits are filled with 0
          Hex/Dec Flag:   1 ;Display in Hex form
           Register ID:  19 ;"Game Register" 19 (vpxr[0])
               Font ID:  G0 ;Font 0 from the Fonts loaded by the "Game Def"
    Visible by Default:   1 ;Visible
        Default Window:   1 ;User-created Window 1
            Start XOff:   2
            Start YOff: $22

 Object 7-        Type:  14 ;Player Variable Text (Space Fill)
         Num Of Digits:   8 ;Display value with at least 8 digits, unused leading digits are filled spaces
          Hex/Dec Flag:   0 ;Display in Decimal form
             Player ID:  a2 ;User-created "Active Variable" 2
               Font ID:  G0 ;Font 0 from the Fonts loaded by the "Game Def"
    Visible by Default:   1 ;Visible
        Default Window:   1 ;User-created Window 1
            Start XOff:   2
            Start YOff: $2A

 Object 8-        Type:  15 ;Player Variable Text (Zero Fill)
         Num Of Digits:   4 ;Display value with at least 4 digits, unused leading digits are filled with 0
          Hex/Dec Flag:   1 ;Display in Hex form
             Player ID:  A3 ;"Main" "Active Variable" 3 (Player_X_Pos)
               Font ID:  G0 ;Font 0 from the Fonts loaded by the "Game Def"
    Visible by Default:   1 ;Visible
        Default Window:   1 ;User-created Window 1
            Start XOff:   2
            Start YOff: $32


Number of Functions: 10

;===================================================================================
;==================
;Function 0 - Init=
;==================

	#1258 ;Set ScreenMode
	:   0 ;Single-screen Mode

	#  41 ;Palette Fade Effect
	:   1 ;Fade to Target

	#   1 ;Set Object Activation Flag
	:   1 ;On

	#  17 ;Toggle Selection Activation
	:   1 ;On

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;==============================
;Function 1 - Window 1 Event 0=
;==============================

	#  18 ;Stat_Next_Selection (Deselect current Selection, select the next lowest Selection in the current Window, wrap around to highest Selection in the current Window if this is already the lowest)
	:   1 ;Wrap

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;==============================
;Function 2 - Window 1 Event 1=
;==============================

	#  18 ;Stat_Next_Selection (Deselect current Selection, select the next highest Selection in the current Window, wrap around to lowest Selection in the current Window if this is already the highest)
	:   1 ;Wrap

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;==============================
;Function 3 - Window 1 Event 2=
;==============================

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;==============================
;Function 4 - Window 1 Event 3=
;==============================

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;=================================
;Function 5 - Selection 1 Event 0=
;=================================

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;================================
;Function 6 - Selection 0 Select=
;================================

	#  11 ;Stat_Set_Object_Font (Highlight an Object to visually signify the selection of this "Selection")
	:   5 ;(ObjID)  Object 5    (User Register 0 Text space Fill)
	:   1 ;(FontID) Game Font 1 (Highlighted)

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;==================================
;Function 7 - Selection 0 Deselect=
;=================================

	#  11 ;Stat_Set_Object_Font (Unhighlight an Object to visually signify the deselection of this "Selection")
	:   5 ;(ObjID)  Object 5    (User Register 0 Text space Fill)
	:   0 ;(FontID) Game Font 1 (Unhighlighted)

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;================================
;Function 8 - Selection 1 Select=
;================================

	#  11 ;Stat_Set_Object_Font (Highlight an Object to visually signify the selection of this "Selection")
	:   6 ;(ObjID)  Object 5    (Game Register 19 Text Zero Fill)
	:   1 ;(FontID) Game Font 1 (Highlighted)

# End	;Terminate Function

;===================================================================================
;==================================
;Function 9 - Selection 1 Deselect=
;=================================

	#  11 ;Stat_Set_Object_Font (Unhighlight an Object to visually signify the deselection of this "Selection")
	:   6 ;(ObjID)  Object 5    (Game Register 19 Text Zero Fill)
	:   0 ;(FontID) Game Font 1 (Unhighlighted)

# End	;Terminate Function