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* Opcode: '''0x106''' | * Opcode: '''0x106''' | ||
* Short name: '''MESMODE''' | * Short name: '''MESMODE''' | ||
* Long name: Message Mode | * Long name: Message Mode | ||
==== Argument ==== | ==== Argument ==== | ||
none | none | ||
==== Stack ==== | ==== Stack ==== | ||
: ''Message Channel'' | |||
: ''Message Window Behavior'' | |||
: ''(color?)'' | |||
: '''MESMODE''' | |||
Sets all future messages sent to this channel to behave differently. | ==== Description ==== | ||
Behaviors: | |||
:0: Regular message with opaque background window | Sets all future messages sent to this channel to behave differently. Behaviors: | ||
:1: Translucent window background | |||
:2: No window background | : 0: Regular message with opaque background window | ||
: 1: Translucent window background | |||
: 2: No window background | |||
The last parameter controls the color of text displayed in messages. 0=black, 4096=white. Haven't played around with it much. | The last parameter controls the color of text displayed in messages. 0=black, 4096=white. Haven't played around with it much. | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 24 March 2018
- Opcode: 0x106
- Short name: MESMODE
- Long name: Message Mode
Argument
none
Stack
- Message Channel
- Message Window Behavior
- (color?)
- MESMODE
Description
Sets all future messages sent to this channel to behave differently. Behaviors:
- 0: Regular message with opaque background window
- 1: Translucent window background
- 2: No window background
The last parameter controls the color of text displayed in messages. 0=black, 4096=white. Haven't played around with it much.