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--- scripting:reference:scriptedosd [2020/01/29 07:12] – mit
+++ scripting:reference:scriptedosd [2023/05/15 03:53] (current) – [OSDText / OSDTextRight / OSDTextCenter] mit
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 - OSDSCRIPTEDBUILDING \\
-''OSDWINDOW'' is used a background window is created 400x300, in the center of the screen. With ''OSDBUILDING'', the OSD is displayed within the region of the building access window.
+Each type has a different default setup and use case, e.g. ''OSDWINDOW'' creates a 400x300 background window positioned in the center of the screen. For ''OSDBUILDING'', the OSD is displayed within the region of the building access window. See [OSD Types Reference] for details of each type.
+==== OSDText / OSDTextRight / OSDTextCenter ====
+^ Parameters | ''[TEXTYPE]'', X, Y, ''Text'' |
+^ Example | ''OSDText( SMALL, 100, 100, "Hello World" )'' |
+^ Description | Adds text to an OSD at the specified coordinate.  |
+Note TEXTTYPE can be ommitted (text defaults to 'NORMAL') so  OSDText( 10, 10, "Hello" ) is valid.
+Full list of supported types below..
-==== OSDAddItem ====
+==== OSDAdd ====
+^ Parameters | ''OSD_ITEMTYPE'', X, Y, W, H, ''Name'', ''Title'' |
+^ Example | ''OsdAdd( BUTTON, 100, 100, 200, 20, "Option1", "Press me" )'' |
+^ Description | Adds individual elements to an OSD at a specific location.  |
+==== OSDAddAuto ====
 ^ Parameters | ''OSD_ITEMTYPE'', ''Name'', ''Text'' |
-^ Example | ''OsdAddItem( IMAGE, "", "http://myweb.com/image.jpg" )'' |
+^ Example | ''OsdAddAuto( IMAGE, "", "http://myweb.com/image.jpg" )'' |
-^ Description | This is a basic function to add an OSD item to the screen. Each item appears below any previously added items. If you want more control of the layout of your OSD then you would use the OSDAddAt command.. |
+^ Description | This is a basic function to add an OSD item to the screen. Each item appears below any previously added items. If you want more control of the layout of your OSD then you would use the OSDAdd command. |
-==== OSDAddAt ====
-Parameters :  ''OSD_ITEMTYPE'', X, Y, W, H, ''Name'', ''Title'' \\
-Example : ''OsdAddAt(OSDBUTTON, 100, 100, 200, 20, "Option1", "Press me" )'' \\
-Description :
 ==== OSDSet ====
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 osdcreate( OSDLOWER, "Help", "Help Guide" )
 osdset( "BlockEscape" )
-osdaddat( TEXT, 100,0, 400, 100, "", "Welcome to my world, press the button to start" )
+osdadd( TEXT, 100,0, 400, 100, "", "Welcome to my world, press the button to start" )
-osdaddat( BUTTON, 200, 70, 200, 35, "", "Start Game" )
+osdadd( BUTTON, 200, 70, 200, 35, "", "Start Game" )
 osdactivate()
 </code>
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 ===== ScriptedOSD Item Types =====
-==== Text Types ====
-Text can be added to your OSD using various text types, that specify the size, alignment and colour of the text to be displayed.
-Valid text types are as follows :\\
-  * TEXT
-  * BIGTEXT
-  * FADEDTEXT
-  * SMALLTEXT
-  * TEXTRIGHT
-  * SMALLTEXTRIGHT
-  * BIGTEXTRIGHT
-  * BOLDTEXT
-  * SMALLFADEDTEXT (or FADEDSMALLTEXT)
-  * BIGFADEDTEXT
-  * WARNINGTEXT
-  * BIGWARNINGTEXT
-  * TEXT2
-  * FADEDTEXT2
-  * TEXT2RIGHT
-  * GIANTTEXT
-  * GIANTTEXTRIGHT
-  * GIANTFADEDTEXT
-  * BLINKINGWARNINGTEXT
-  * BULLET
 ==== Button Types ====
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   * LAYERRECT
   * COUNTDOWN
-  *
 ==== User Input Types ====
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   * LISTBUTTON
   * DATE
+===== ScriptedOSD Text Types =====
+Text can be added to your OSD using various text types, that specify the size and colour of the text to be displayed.
+If the text type is ommitted, standard text formatting will be used, otherwise valid text types are as follows :\\
+  * BIG
+  * FADED
+  * SMALL
+  * BOLD
+  * SMALLFADED
+  * BIGFADED
+  * WARNING
+  * BIGWARNING
+  * FONT2
+  * FADEDFONT2
+  * GIANT
+  * GIANTFADED
+  * BLINKINGWARNING
+  * BULLET
+  * GOLD
+  * SILVER
+  * BRONZE
+  * BIGGOLD
+  * BIGSILVER
+  * BIGBRONZE