OBD:WMDD

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The image below shows the beginning of the file with the settings of the main window.

Offset	Type	Raw Hex	Value	Description
0x000	res_id	01 CE 09 00	1541	01541-dialog_mainmenu.WMDD
0x004	lev_id	01 00 00 00	0	level 0
0x008	char[256]	Main Menu		title of the dialog
0x108	int32	96 00 00 00	150	dialog ID (looked up by engine)
0x10C	int32	01 00 00 00	1	window status flag; the following flags are possible (values in dec): 0 - hide the window (if you use that, you'll get a black screen and the orange mouse cursor; that means you can't quit Oni, so you have to reset your computer) 1 - show the window 2 - grey title (normaly it's black) + window fixed (you can't move the window) 4 - window fixed (you can't move the window)
0x110	int16	00 00	0	window design; it's a bitset; the following designs are possible (values in dec): 0 - nothing 1 - thin light blue border around the window 2 - thick light lila border around the window 4 - light lila title bar 8 - title (title bar required) 16 - "close"-button (title bar required) 32 - "restore"-button (title bar required) 64 - "minimize"-button (title bar required)
0x112	int16	01 00	1	window position; the following positions are possible (values in dec): 0 - the window is located in the upper left corner of the screen 1 - the window is located in the center of the screen
0x114	int32	00 00 00 00	0	unknown; always zero
0x118	int16	80 02	640	width of the window
0x11A	int16	E0 01	480	height of the window
0x11C	int32	06 00 00 00	6	array size
First element (black outline)
0x000	char[256]	New Game		item text (or TXMB/TXMP name if class is 11)
0x100	int16	04 00	4	item type/class; the following types/classes are used (values in dec): 3 - title 4 - button 5 - checkbox 7 - edit field 8 - listbox 11 - background picture (TXMB) or texture (TXMP) 12 - pull-down menu 13 - progress bar 14 - radio button 17 - slider 20 - text only
0x102	int16	64 00	100	item ID (see below)
0x104	int16	01 00	1	item option; it's a bitset; the following options are used (values in dec): 0 - nothing 1 - show active item (item is enabled) 2 - show inactive item (needs "show item"; item is disabled) 4 - disable item (needs "show item"; item is disabled)
0x106	int16	00 00	0	item style flags (same as above + 0x00020000 : show text)
0x108	int16	00 00	0	window design (see above)
0x10A	int16	03 00	3	visible option; it's a bitset; the following options are used (values in dec): 0 - nothing 1 - show button/scrollbar/checkbox text 2 - show button text 4 - show title 8 - show listbox entries notes: needs more investigation; they aren't 100% correct; 16 = show text
0x10C	int16	5E 01	350	x-position of the item (from the upper left corner of the window)
0x10E	int16	E6 00	230	y-position of the item (from the upper left corner of the window)
0x110	int16	B4 00	180	x-dimension of the item (width)
0x112	int16	28 00	40	x-dimension of the item (height)
0x114	link32	01 02 00 00	2	link to 00002-Tahoma.TSFF
0x118	int32	01 00 00 00	1	font option; the following options are possible: 0 - normal font 1 - bold font 2 - italic font
0x11C	color32	00 7F FF FF	0, 127, 255; 255	font color (blue, green, red); transparency
0x120	int16	01 00	1	font x-size (unused by Oni?)
0x122	int16	0A 00	10	font y-size (read by DCrText_SetFontInfo)

Dialog ID

Since Oni looks dialogs up by ID, changing them arbitrarily is not recommended.

Show/hide flag (0x10C)

A hidded/disabled window can't be activated from Oni, so if you hide the main menu, you'll have to shut down Oni from the Task Manager (or make it Blam ^^).

With "-noswitch", you can switch to other applications whenever the mouse pointer is visible in Oni.

Item IDs (for this example)

64 - "new game" window

65 - "load game" window

66 - "options" window

67 - "quit" window

68 - "resume" window

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