MainManager Fields

This page documents every fields on MainManager, except the ones that are unused. For those, consult the unused MainManager fields documenation.

Camera system

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
MainCamera	Camera	Yes	No	The main camera that renders the Default layer
GUICamera	Camera	Yes	No	The camera that renders the UI layer
globalcamdir	Transform	No	No	The CamDir GameObject
downsample	int	Yes	No	The index of downsamples to use for rendering the MainCamera.targettexture by SetRenderTexture. This is persisted to config.dat, but the setting isn't accessible under normal gameplay so it's normally always 0 which is no downsampling
downsamples	float[]	Yes	No	The available size scaler to use for rendering the MainCamera.targettexture by SetRenderTexture using the element in this array at index downsample. The default value is hardcoded to {1.0, 0.9, 0.8, 0.75, 0.6, 0.5, 0.4}
camtarget	Transform	No	No	If set to not null, the camera will try the look at this transform and follow them
defaultcamoffset	Vector3	Yes	No	A hardcoded value that represents the default and initial value of camoffset. The value is hardcoded to (0.0, 2.25, -8.25)
defaultcamangle	Vector3	Yes	No	A hardcoded value that represents the default and initial value of camangleoffset. The value is hardcoded to (10.0, 0.0, 0.0)
camoffset	Vector3	No	No	The current postion offset the camera is from its looking target. The default value is defaultcamoffset
camoffset2	Vector3	No	No	A secondary postion offset the camera is from its looking target that gets added to camoffset. It is used to smoothly offset the camera during player movement
camangleoffset	Vector3	No	No	The current angular offset the camera is from its looking target. The default value is defaultcamangle
camspeed	float	No	No	A lerp factor used to move the camera to the desired postion and if camanglechange is false, it is also the lerp factor when rotating the camere while map.rotatecam is false. The default value is hardcoded to 0.1
camtargetpos	Vector3?	No	No	The position the camera is set to look at or null if the camera isn't set to look at a particular point
camanglechange	bool	No	No	Indicate whether or not to use camanglespeed (if it's true) or camspeed (if it's false) as the angle lerp factor when rotating the camera while map.rotatecam is false
changecamspeed	bool	No	No	If this is true, it prevents the camspeed from being set to 0.1 during PlayerControl's Movement when going towards the camera. This is only set to true as part of a CameraChange with a custom speed configured. The value is reset to false on ResetCamera and on LoadMap
camanglespeed	float	No	No	The lerp factor used when rotating the camera when camanglechange is true while map.rotatecam is false
screenshake	Vector3	Yes	No	A vector that is used to generate a random position displacement of the camera every time RefreshCamera is called (happens every FixedUpdate after basicload). The range is generated from -X to X where X is the value of this vector. If the value is Vector3.zero, no displacement occurs
camposshake	Vector3	Yes	Yes	The camoffset value saved on the last ShakeScreen called which is meant to be restored when StopScreenShakeReturn is called which only happens if ShakeScreen was called with dontreset set to false
tempcamtarget	Transform	Yes	No	The value of camtarget saved when SaveCameraPosition(true) is called. This is meant to be restored to camtarget when SaveCameraPosition(false) is called
tempcamoffset	Vector3	Yes	No	The value of camoffset saved when SaveCameraPosition(true) is called. This is meant to be restored to camoffset when SaveCameraPosition(false) is called
tempcamangleoffset	Vector3	Yes	No	The value of camangleoffset saved when SaveCameraPosition(true) is called. This is meant to be restored to camangleoffset when SaveCameraPosition(false) is called
tempcamspeed	float	Yes	No	The value of camspeed saved when SaveCameraPosition(true) is called. This is meant to be restored to camspeed when SaveCameraPosition(false) is called
tempcampos	Vector3?	Yes	No	The value of camtargetpos saved when SaveCameraPosition(true) is called. This is meant to be restored to camtargetpos when SaveCameraPosition(false) is called
tempmaplp	Vector3	Yes	No	The value of map.camlimitpos saved when SaveCameraPosition(true) is called. This is meant to be restored to map.camlimitpos when SaveCameraPosition(false) is called
tempmapln	Vector3	Yes	No	The value of map.camlimitneg saved when SaveCameraPosition(true) is called. This is meant to be restored to map.camlimitneg when SaveCameraPosition(false) is called

ItemList

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
itemlist	Transform	No	No	The current ItemList being rendered or null if no ItemList is rendering
multiselect	List	No	No	The list of selected items in the current ItemList
inlist	bool	No	No	Indicates whether or not there's an ItemList in progress. Unlike itemlist not being null, this value tracks the processing of the ItemList while itemlist tracks if one is rendered (there's a brief period of time after the ItemList disappears where it needs to be handled which is what this value is tracking because it means the ItemList processing isn't over even if it is no longer rendered). NOTE: This value isn't reset properly when the ItemList was started with a manual call to ShowItemList and it is cause of the inlist issue, check its documentation to leanr more
listtype	int	Yes	No	The listtype of the last ItemList OR the flagvar slot where the output of the current numberprompt will be stored OR the flagstring slot where the output of the current letterprompt will be stored. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over
listsell	bool	Yes	No	Reports the sell parameter of the last ShowItemList call which tells if this is a list used for selling to a merchant. It also serves as a field used to set its value and pass it as the sell parameter. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over
listvar	int[]	Yes	No	The generated options list of the current ItemList
listammount	int	Yes	No	The amount of elements to show in the visible part of an ItemList. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over
listdesc	bool	Yes	No	Reports the showdescription parameter of the last ShowItemList call which tells if a description of the hovered option should be rendered. It also serves as a field used to set its value and pass it as the showdescription parameter. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over
listlow	int	Yes	No	The lower index bound of the visible part of an ItemList (visually, it corresponds to the upper bound). This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over, calling ResetList or another ShowItemList call will reset it
listcursor	int	Yes	No	The relative index of the item within the visible part of an ItemList. The index is relative to listlow meaning that a value of 0 means the cursor is at listlow and a value of listammount - 1 means the cursor is at listmax. This is mainly used to position the cursor on the screen. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over
listmax	int	Yes	No	The upper index bound of the visible part of an ItemList (visually, it corresponds to the lower bound). This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over, calling ResetList or another ShowItemList call will reset it
listoption	int	Yes	No	The option value of the last ItemList that was destroyed via DestroyList
listY	int	Yes	No	The last value of listlow when ShowItemList was called which is used to detect if the visible part of the ItemList should be refreshed. If this value becomes different than the actual listlow, it means the ItemList needs to be refreshed on the next time ShowItemList is called. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over, calling ResetList or another ShowItemList call will reset it
listpos	Vector2	Yes	No	The position parameter of the last ShowItemList call (Vector2.zero if no calls was done yet)
storeid	int	Yes	No	The flagvar slot to store the listvar option upon confirmation of an ItemList. It should always be 0 unless specified otherwise by a pickitem SetText command. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over
listdescbox	Transform	Yes	No	The description box part of the currently rendered ItemList or null if no ItemList is being rendered
defaultlistpos	Vector2	Yes	No	A hardcoded GUICamera local postion that indicates the default placement of an ItemList in x and y when calling ShowItemList. The value is hardcoded to (4.0, 0.5)
itemlistbg	readonly Color[]	Yes	Yes	An array of 2 colors where the first one represents the background color to render an ItemList's bar when the index isn't in multiselect and the second one represents the background color to render the bar when it is in multiselect. The value is hardcoded to {(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.75), (0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.75)}
listcanceled	bool	Yes	No	This tells if the last ItemList, prompt or numberprompt was cancelled after the outcome was determined. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList, prompt or numberprompt processing is over, but a call to ShowItemList, prompt command or numberprompt command will reset the value to false
listcancel	int	Yes	No	The dialogue line id to redirect SetText when a cancellation is done on an ItemList that was created due to a pickitem command OR the option index during a prompt if a cancel is performed. It has a similar semantic for a numberprompt and for a letterprompt, it's the same value than listredirect since a letterprompt cannot be cancelled. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over
listredirect	int?	Yes	No	The dialogue line id to redirect SetText when a confirmation is done on an ItemList that was created due to a pickitem command (no redirection is done if the value is null). It has a similar semantic for a numberprompt and letterprompt. This value isn't automatically reset when the ItemList processing is over
overridedlist	int[]	Yes	No	The browsing info of the last saved ItemList by savelastlist. It is automatically set to null on restore to the next new ItemList call. It contains option, listcursor, listlow, listmax and listoption in that order. This is only used by CardGame
savelastlist	bool	Yes	No	If set to true, the next ItemList confirmation will cause overridedlist to be set to the values of the ItemList for restoration on the next ShowItemList call. This value is automatically set to false after setting overridedlist
multilist	int[]	No	No	An array of listvar options used in the following listtype as it is expected that this fields provides the listvar option before creating the ItemList: B.O.S.S battles, Chompy ribbons, equipped medals and spy cards. It is reset to a new array on CreateLetterPrompt due to a practically UNUSED purpose
caravanorder	int[]	Yes	No	The ordered list of medals id available at the Caravan medals shop, used in the matching listtype
settingsindex	int[]	Yes	No	A hardcoded array of all the MenuText indexes of all settings ordered by their matching listvar index for use in the settings listtype. The array is hardcoded to {33, 34, 160, 28, 29, 32, 116, 30, 31, 147, 140, 156, 80, 157, 35, 36, 183, 222, 231, 239, 245, 261, 270, 255, 256, 282}

SetText

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
message	bool	No	No	The SetText message lock that enforces that only one dialogue mode call at a time may execute except in some controlled edgecases (such as the battle command). Essentially, this indicate whether or not a SetText call in dialogue mode is in progress
waitinput	bool	No	No	If true, it indicates that SetText is in dialogue mode and is awaiting an input from the player before resuming
skiptext	bool	No	No	Indicate whether or not SetText received an input telling it to stop the letter rendering delays in dialogue mode until the end of the textbox
isholdingskip	bool	No	No	Indicates whether or not the Cancel input was held for long enough for SetText needs to dispatch its ongoing call in dialogue mode as fast as possible by automatically processing every textbox with much smaller delays than normal. This is always reset to false when calling SetText in dialogue mode
noskip	bool	Yes	No	If set to true, it prevents isholdingskip to become true as a result of holding the Cancel input and it prevents a Time.timeScale adjustement to happen again after it already happened before during event 3. It is always initially set to false on any SetText call in dialogue mode (or when processing a next or break command), but it is possible to use the noskip command during the call to set it to true. It is always reset to false on EndEvent, but SetText by itself won't reset it to false at the end of the call
texttail	Transform	No	No	The tail part of the textbox during the current SetText call in dialogue mode or null if no textbox is being rendered by SetText
tailtarget	Transform	No	No	If set to not null, the texttail will be rotated to track this transform during the current SetText call in dialogue mode (it's meant to indicate who is talking)
maintextbox	GameObject	Yes	No	The textbox being used in the current SetText call in dialogue mode or null if no calls is in progress. It is an instance of Prefabs/Textbox
textbox	Transform	No	Yes	The textholder of the current SetText call in dialogue mode or null if no calls in dialogue mode is ongoing
messagebreak	float	Yes	No	The default linebreak parameter to send to SetText which sets the maximum width of the text that will be rendered. The initial value is hardcoded to 10.5, but if languageid is 0 (English) or -1 (unset), the value will be overriden to 9.75 on every LateUpdate cycle
itemdescbreak	float	Yes	No	The linebreak parameter to send to SetText when rendering an ItemList's description, CreateDescWindow is called or building a TempItemDesc (this is the maximum width of the text that will be rendered). The initial value is hardcoded to 10.5, but if languageid is 0 (English) or -1 (unset), the value will be overriden to 9.9 on every LateUpdate cycle
blinker	SpriteRenderer	No	No	A reference to the blinking leaf sprite used in SetText in dialogue mode
letterpool	TextMesh[]	Yes	Yes	A pool of 500 TextMesh used to render letters in SetText's regular letter rendering or lines in single letter rendering
letteroffset	Vector2	Yes	No	A hardcoded offset position to add after calculating the local position to render any letter during a SetText call (both regular or single letter rendering). The value is hardcoded to (0.0, -0.1)
textcolors	Color[]	No	No	An array configured from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. It is expected to have at least 10 elements to reference colors that are meant to be easily accessible by the game for rendering. More information on their normal values in the color SetText command documentation
menutext	string[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/DialoguesX/MenuText where X is the languageid split by LF
commondialogue	string[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/DialoguesX/CommonDialogue where X is the languageid split by LF
bleeps	AudioSource	Yes	Yes	A special AudioSource meant only to play a bleep from SetText in dialogue mode or when using the bleep command
dsounds	AudioClip[]	Yes	Yes	The contents of Audio/Sounds/Dialogue which are kept referenced in this field for caching purposes
bleepvolume	float	Yes	No	Indicates the volume of all bleeps sounds playback in the settings between 0.0 (muted) and 1.0 (full volume). This is persisted to config.dat, but the default value before config.dat is loaded is hardcoded to 0.5f
define	List	Yes	Yes	The SetText defined list of user defined entity names to their entity id association. This is only used in the current SetText call in dialogue mode and it is always reset to a new list on every call in dialogue mode. Each element represents one entity association and each string[] has 2 elements with the first one being the user defined name and the second one being the entity id the name refers to converted to string
bubblepos	Vector3	Yes	No	A hardcoded position to send to SetText when presenting the GameOver menu. The value is hardcoded to (0.0, 4.15, 10.0)
backtracking	bool	Yes	Yes	Indicate whether or not the current SetText call in dialogue mode is being backtracked. This is always reset to false on any SetText call in dialogue mode or when processing a next command. Check the backtracking system documentation to learn more
notextbacktrack	bool	Yes	No	If true, it prevents to use the backtracking feature of SetText. It is always initially set to false when SetText is called, but the lockbacktrack command can set it to true for the remainder of the call
diagstring	List	Yes	Yes	The SetText dialogue lines cumulated in order for the backtracking system
currentdialogue	int	Yes	Yes	The diagstring index of the SetText dialogue line that is being seen for the backtracking system
tempdiag	string	Yes	Yes	The cumulated text of the current textbox of the current SetText call in dialogue mode. This is always reset to \|size,X,Y\| on every SetText call in dialogue mode where X and Y are the components of the size parameter
asiansize	readonly string	Yes	No	A hardcoded string inserted at the start of the text in every SetText call in dialogue mode if languageid is 3 (Japanese). The value is hardcoded to \|size,0.8,0.9\|
linebr	float	Yes	Yes	The last observed value of linebreak during a SetText call in dialogue mode updated at the start of the char loop. This is used for the backtracking system to use as the maxoffset parameter to OrganiseLines when adding the current textbox to diagstring
fontdsize	float	Yes	Yes	The last observed value of size during a SetText call in dialogue mode updated at the start of the char loop. This is used for the backtracking system to use as the size parameter to OrganiseLines when adding the current textbox to diagstring
fontdtype	int	Yes	Yes	The last observed value of fonttype during a SetText call in dialogue mode updated at the start of the char loop. This is used for the backtracking system to use as the fontid parameter to OrganiseLines when adding the current textbox to diagstring
textboxsprites	Sprite[]	Yes	Yes	Set to the return of the Sprites/GUI/textbox resource on LoadEssentials. This isn't used, but is kept in a cached referenced for faster loading later

Prompt, numberprompt and letterprompt

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
prompt	bool	No	No	Indicate whether or not there's a prompt, numberprompt or letterprompt in progress
option	int	No	No	The hovered option index of an ItemList, prompt, numberprompt or letterprompt
maxoptions	int	No	No	The total amount of options of an ItemList, prompt, numberprompt or letterprompt
promptpick	int	No	No	The option index at the moment that a prompt or numberprompt was confirmed or cancelled. The default value is hardcoded to -1 which means no prompt or numberprompt needs to be processed. The value is automatically reset to -1 on any SetText call in dialogue mode and it is also reset during SetText when processing a prompt or numberprompt
promptpointers	int[]	No	No	The dialogue line ids associated with the current prompt's options so that SetText can redirect the call to promptpointers[promptpick]. For a numberprompt, this is set to an array with 1 element being either listcancel or listredirect.value depening on if Confirm or Cancel (or the entire numberprompt was cancelled) was chosen with promptpick being set to 0 to simulate a 1 option prompt that was confirmed so SetText can proceed. For a letterprompt, it is set to an array of 1 element being listredirect.Value when the Confirm option is selected with promptpitck at 0 which acomplishes a similar purpose. The default value is an empty array configured by Unity
lastPrompt	int	No	No	The option index of the last prompt, numberprompt or ItemList that was confirmed. NOTE: This value is never reset and the default value is configured to be 0 from the from the Main scene using the Unity inspector which is incorrect because it's possible that no prompt, numberprompt or ItemList were processed yet
promptbox	Transform	No	No	The 9Box where the current prompt, numberprompt or letterprompt is rendered or null if no prompts is currently rendering
npromptholder	Transform	No	No	The part of the promptbox that renders the numbers for a numberprompt or the letters for a letterprompt (it is childed to promptbox) or null if there's no numberprompt or letterprompt currently rendering
numberprompt	bool	No	No	Indicate whether or not there's a numberprompt or letterprompt in progress. The value of flagvar[0] can be used to differentiate between the 2: if it's -555, it's a letterprompt and if it's not, it's a numberprompt NOTE: This only reset when a prompt command happens, but it only takes effect when prompt is true
letterprompt	int	No	No	The identifier of the current letterprompt or -1 if no letterprompt is being processed. The default value is configured to be -1 from the from the Main scene using the Unity inspector and it is automatically reset to -1 on a SetText call in dialogue mode or while processing a numberprompt command
letterPromptHelp	readonly string[]	Yes	Yes	The help text to display at the bottom part of the current letter prompt ordered in such a way that they are shifted by 1 compared to the letterprompt numbers. This is done because it's meant to show the help text of the NEXT letterprompt, not the current one. The value is hardcoded to {"ひらがな", "カタカナ", "Русский", "한국어", "✰ ♡ ♩ $", "ABC/123/?!ß"}
koreanHL	int[]	Yes	Yes	The value of option + 3 that was saved for the first 2 sections of the current Korean letterprompt. See the Korean letterprompt documentation to learn more. The default value is hardcoded to {-1, -1} to mean no Korean letterprompt character inputs is ongoing. It is also reset to this value when confirming the character for the last section, when deleting the last character or when creating a new Korean letterprompt. The value saved is option + 3 because all boundaries in koreanlimi are off by + 3 and the lower bounds is used to calculate the id of the different character's sections so saving the value this way cancels out this offset
koreanLimit	readonly Vector2Int[]	Yes	Yes	The boundaries of the option indexes within letterprompt4 (Korean letterprompt) that forms the 3 different sections (each x component represents the starting index and each y component represents the last index). NOTE: All numbers in this array are off by +3. See the Korean letterprompt documentation to learn more. The value is hardcoded to {(3, 21), (24, 44), (45, 72)}

Medals and items

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
items	List[]	No	No	The 3 items inventories of the player: 0: Standard items 1: Key items 2: Stored items This is persisted to the save file
badges	List	No	No	The list of medals on hand where each element contains 2 integers where the first is the medal id and the second is the equip target (-2 means unequipped, -1 means equipped to the party and any other number is the animid of whom the medal is equipped to). This is persisted to the save file
badgeshops	List[]	No	No	All the medals that each medals shop have in stock: 0: Merab 1: Shades This is meant to indicate all medals that could be purchased, but not necessarily the order they appear or which ones will be displayed. This is persisted to the save file
avaliablebadgepool	List[]	No	No	Essentially the same as badgeshop, but each list is ordered in the order they will appear in the shop (the first ones are on display and the ones after will start to appear once medals gets purchased). This is more meant to indicate the order of badgeshops that are actually shown, but it's still based on badgeshops so it doesn't by itself indicate the medals available. This is persisted to the save file
badgedata	string[,]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/BadgeData split by LF merged with the contents of Data/DialoguesX/BadgeName where X is the languageid split by LF. The first dimension corresponds to a line index in either TextAsset (which is a medal id) and the second dimension is formated in a specific way which is detailed in the medals data TextAsset documentation
badgeorder	int[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/BadgeOrder where each line is an element in this array in the same order
prizeflags	int[]	No	No	The flags flagvar slots bound to each of the 23 prize medals
prizeids	int[]	No	No	The medals id bound to each of the 23 prize medals
prizeenemyids	int[]	No	No	The enemies id bound to each of the 23 prize medals
itemdata	string[,,]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/ItemData split by LF merged with the contents of Data/DialoguesX/Items where X is the languageid split by LF. The first dimension corresponds to a line index in either TextAsset (which is an item id) and the second dimension is formated in a specific way which is detailed in the Items data TextAsset documentation
termacadeprize	int[,]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/Termacade where each line corresponds to a termacade prize on the first dimension and the second dimensions corresponds to the field index of each line. Essentially, the data is loaded as is in this jagged array without formatting other than converting the strings to integers
itemsprites	Sprite[,]	Yes	No	The sprites in Sprites/Items/items0 and Sprites/Items/items1 merged together in a specific way. The first dimension groups the sprites per type where 0 are items and 1 are medals. The second dimension corresponds to the matching item or medal id. As for which array to pull the sprite from, it depends on the type: Items: pulls from items0 unless the itemid is 176 or higher where it pulls from items1 at index 176 - the item id Medals: pulls from items0 at index 176 + the medal id unless if the matching badgedata's field 8 is not negative where it will pull from items1 at the index specified in that field 8 This loading logic is done by LoadItemSprites

HUD and UI

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
pausemenu	PauseMenu	Yes	No	The current PauseMenu when one is created and started (usually happens when pausing, accessing the settings menu from the StartMenu or selecting the change loadout and retry option on GameOver). This is null if no PauseMenu exists
hud	Transform[]	No	No	An array of 5 elements containing the rendered HUD elements where the first 3 are each of the party member's HP, the 4th element is the party's TP and the 5th element is the berry count. This is null between the time RebuildHUD is called (only happens on loading a save file or ChangeParty) and the time CreateHUD is called (happens on RefreshHUD when hud is null which happens as part of LateUpdate)
hudvisible	bool	Yes	No	Indicates whether or not the HUD is visible according to ShowHUD. If the value is false when ShowHUD(true) is called, ForceHUD is called and the value is set to true
hudvalue	float[]	Yes	Yes	Set to a hardcoded array on CreateHUD which is {6.5, 7.5, 8.5, 9.5, -6.5, -7.0}
hudcooldown	float	No	No	The amount of frames to leave the HP and TP hud shown before hiding it. When this reaches 0.0 or below during RefreshHUD, the value is reset to -100.0 which will hide the HUD since it's below 0.0
showmoney	float	No	No	The amount of frames to leave the berry count hud shown before hiding it. Any values below 0.0 will hide the HUD. The countdown is frozen when the SetText's message lock is active
hudsprites	SpriteRenderer[]	Yes	Yes	An array of 4 elements containing the rendered hud's sprites where the first 3 are each of the party member's HP and the 4th element is the party's TP
hudfont	DynamicFont[]	No	Yes	The DynamicFont used to render the matching number for each hud elements (same order as hud)
discoveryhud	float	No	No	The amount of frames to leave the discovery notification HUD element shown before hiding it. Any values below 0.0 will hide the discovery notification
discoverymessage	Transform	No	No	Contain the Discovery UI GameObject childed to Prefabs/Objects/logbookicon that is created on the first RefreshDiscovery calls, but shows up onscreen when discoveryhud is above 0.0 (left hidden below the screen otherwise)
tpt	int	No	No	The displayed value of tp in the HUD which is tracked separately to account for the "count up/down" effect
moneyt	int	No	No	The displayed value of money in the HUD which is tracked separately to account for the "count up/down" effect
tmtp	int[]	Yes	Yes	An array of 2 elements where the first one represents the last displayed value of tpt and the second the last displayed value of maxtp. This is used to detect that the hud element's DynamicFont needs to be updated whenever tpt or maxtp changes. Both elements are updated whenever either of the displayed values is updated and both elements are reset to -1 on ForceHUD. The initial value is hardcoded to an empty array with a length of 2
tphp	int[]	Yes	Yes	The last displayed value of all the player party members's hpt which is the displayed hp value in the HUD. This is used to detect that the hud element's DynamicFont needs to be updated whenever a hpt changes. This value is updated whenever the displayed value is and reset to -1 on ForceHUD
ptmhp	int[]	Yes	Yes	The last displayed value of all the player party members's maxhp. This is used to detect that the hud element's DynamicFont needs to be updated whenever a maxhp changes. This value is updated whenever the displayed value is and reset to -1 on ForceHUD
tempmoneh	int	Yes	Yes	The last displayed value of moneyt. This is used to detect that the hud element's DynamicFont needs to be updated whenever moneyt changes. This value is updated whenever the displayed value is and reset to -1 on ForceHUD
cursor	SpriteRenderer	No	No	A standard cursor leaf sprite created when calling CreateCursor meant for the caller to manipulate it
cursorsprite	Sprite[]	Yes	No	A single element array hardcoded to guisprites[145] which is the leaf cursor sprite
switchicon	SpriteRenderer	No	No	A UI GameObject childed to the GUICamera with a SpriteRenderer used to render the new party leader's icon in the overworld when switching the party
transition	Coroutine	Yes	No	The current Transition coroutine call or null if no calls is in progress
transitionobj	Transform[]	No	No	The transition objects used when applicable as part of a Transition coroutine
letterbox	SpriteRenderer[]	Yes	Yes	An array of 2 SpriteRenderers representing 2 GameObject named letterbox0 and letterbox1 which are rectangles of solid colors rendered at the top and bottom of the screen (they are childed to the GUICamera). Their color automatically are lerped to pure black when inevent and not inbattle or to clear otherwise
charcolor	Color[]	No	No	An array configured from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. It corresponds to the accent color used for each player party member ordered by their animid which is used throughout the game's UI to associate the party members visually. It is normally configured to be: 0: FFC000 (mostly yellow, used for Bee) 1: 00D100 (mostly green, used for Beetle) 2: 00AFE6 (mostly blue, used for Moth)
menucolors	Color[]	No	No	An array configured from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. It corresponds to some colors used in the game's UI to render various informations. It is normally configured to be: 0: FF4B4B (mostly red, used to present HP and berries count) 1: 18CA00 (mostly green, used to present Attack) 2: 0080FF (mostly blue, used to present Defense) 3: FFAE00 (mostly orange, used to present TP) 4: FFDA00 (mostly yellow, used to present EXP)
leafpos	Vector2[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/LeafPos where each line is an element in the array and the components are split by , converted to float
leafsprites	Sprite[]	Yes	No	The sprites in Sprites/GUI/battleleaves
guisprites	Sprite[]	Yes	No	The sprites in Sprites/GUI/gui appended with the sprites in Sprites/GUI/gui2
battlemessage	Sprite[]	Yes	No	The sprites in Sprites/GUI/BattleMessage/battlemX where X is the languageid. If there's no sprites in the array or if the array doesn't exist, it falls back to the sprites in Sprites/GUI/BattleMessage/battlem0

Sounds

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
sounds	AudioSource[]	Yes	No	An array of 15 AudioSources used to play sounds. Simultaneous playback of sounds is supported so long as there's a free AudioSource from this array to use
lastsoundid	int	Yes	No	The last sounds index used to play a sound via PlaySound if the sound volume isn't muted
soundvolume	float	Yes	No	Indicates the volume of all sounds playback in the settings between 0.0 (muted) and 1.0 (full volume). This is persisted to config.dat, but the default value before config.dat is loaded is hardcoded to 0.5f
asounds	AudioClip[]	Yes	Yes	The contents of Audio/Sounds which are kept referenced in this field for caching purposes

Music

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
music	AudioSource[]	Yes	No	An array of a single AudioSource used to play a background music. In practice, only music[0] is used and allocated. This is more meant for longer playback than sounds as it doesn't support simultaneous playback, but is treated specially by the music playback system
musicids	int[]	Yes	No	The array of Musics id currently playing. In practice, there should always be one element in the array as only musicids[0] is used. If musicids[0] is -1, no music is currently playing
musiccoroutine	Coroutine	Yes	No	The current SwitchMusic coroutine call or null if no calls is in progress. It is also assigned to a ChangeMVolume coroutine call without being set to null once it's over, but that coroutine is not practically used under normal gameplay
musicvolume	float	Yes	No	Indicates the volume of all music playback in the settings between 0.0 (muted) and 1.0 (full volume). This is persisted to config.dat, but the default value before config.dat is loaded is hardcoded to 0.4
lastmusic	int	Yes	Yes	The last Musics id played using ChangeMusic which is used to determine the loop points to use for the playback
keepmusicafterbattle	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the game is configured to resume the overworld music after a battle in the settings. false means the music after battle will RESTART, true means the music after battle will RESUME. This is persisted to config.dat, but the default value before config.dat is loaded is hardcoded to true
musicresume	float	Yes	No	If keepmusicafterbattle is true, this value represents the timestamp in seconds to set the next music playback when SwitchMusic is called. This is set by BattleControl's ReturnToOverworld and on the next time SwitchMusic is called, music[0].time will be set to this value followed by this value being reset to -1.0 (meaning no timestamp is saved). The default value on boot is hardcoded to -1.0. NOTE: This value can be incorrectly set by ReturnToOverworld in some circumstances, check this music playback issue's documentation for more details
musicnames	string[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/DialoguesX/MusicList where X is the languageid split by LF
musicloop	float[][]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/LoopPoints where the first dimension is each music ordered by Musics id and the second dimensions are the loop points for the music. This is populated on the first LoopMusic call when this value is empty or null. Check the music loop points data documentation to learn more
msounds	AudioClip[]	Yes	Yes	This is only populated on consoles platform to the contents of Audio/Music/X where X is any name from the Musics enum. They are kept referenced in this field for caching purposes. On PC platforms, the value is left to null
samiramusics	List	No	No	The list of Musics available when talking to Samira where each element contains 2 integers where the first is the Musics id and the second is the unlock status (-1 means not bought and 1 means bought). This is persisted to the save file

PlayerControl and player party

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
player	PlayerControl	Yes	No	The only instance of PlayerControl that exists which represents the current player or null if a map is being loaded and the player is being recreated
playerdata	BattleData[]	No	No	The party's data in the overworld or the player party's data during a battle ordered by trueid (determined by the last ChangeParty call)
partyorder	int[]	No	No	The animid order of the overworld party after taking into account the switching. The default value is configured to be {0, 1, 2} from the from the Main scene using the Unity inspector
statbonus	List	No	No	The list of stats bonuses applied on top of the base stats where each element has the following integers in each arrays: 0: The bonus type (0 is HP, 1 is Attack, 2 is Defense, 3 is TP and 4 is MP) 1: The bonus amount 2: The bonus target (-1 is the party and any other number is the animid of whom this bonus applies to) This is persisted to the save file
tp	int	No	No	The current TP amount of the party. The default value is hardcoded to 10. This is persisted to the save file
maxtp	int	No	No	The current maximum TP amount of the party. The default value is hardcoded to 10. This value is calculated from its default value (10) added with the stats bonuses and medals effects
basetp	int	No	No	This is essentially the value of maxtp, but without taking into account the medals effects. The default value is hardcoded to 10. This is persisted to the save file
bp	int	No	No	The remaining amount of MP of the party. The default value is hardcoded to 5, but it should be noted that event 8 (creating a new file) will override this to 4 if flag 613 is true (RUIGEE is active). This is persisted to the save file
maxbp	int	No	No	The maximum amount of MP of the party. The default value is hardcoded to 5, but it should be noted that event 8 (creating a new file) will override this to 4 if flag 613 is true (RUIGEE is active). This is persisted to the save file
partylevel	int	No	No	The rank of the party. The default value is hardcoded to 1. This is persisted to the save file
partyexp	int	No	No	The amount of EXP accumulated for the current rank (this isn't a total amount cumulated in general as it restarts to count from 0 when ranking up) This is persisted to the save file
neededexp	int	No	No	The amount of EXP that partyexp needs to reach for the party to rank up. The default value is configured to be 100 from the from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. This is persisted to the save file
extrafollowers	List	No	No	The animids of the followers that the player is requesting to have on each map load, see the follower system documentation for more details. Initially an empty list, but it is persisted to the save file
maxitems	int	No	No	The current maximum quantity of standard items allowed to be in the player's inventory. The default value is hardcoded to 10. This is persisted to the save file
maxstorage	int	No	No	The current maximum quantity of standard items allowed to be in the player's storage. The default value is hardcoded to 35. This is persisted to the save file
money	int	No	No	The berry count of the party on hand. This is persisted to the save file
skilldata	string[,]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/SkillData split by LF merged with the contents of Data/DialoguesX/Skills where X is the languageid split by LF. The first dimension corresponds to a line index in either TextAsset (which is a Skills id) and the second dimension is formated in a specific way which is detailed in the skills data TextAsset documentation

Inputs

TODO: document these after InputIO docs

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
keyhold	float[]	Yes	Yes	A float array of 2 elements used in KeyHold and ResetKeyHold which implements the delayed autoshift (DAS) used in ItemList and prompts menu. The first element corresponds to a counting frametimer where the DAS kicks in once it reaches 15.0 frames and the second elements is a throttle where KeyHold won't return true for the next 7.0 frames after it has already returned true
joybinds	int[]	Yes	No	The array of bound joystick inputs ordered by Directions values. The format of each element is in the return of InputIO.GetJoystickRaw and it defaults to an array of 10 elements each being -55 which means no inputs is bound to this Directions. This is persisted to config.dat
joybuttons	Sprite[]	No	No	An array configured from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. It is expected to have at least 20 elements where the first 10 corresponds to the xbox joy glyph sprites ordered by Directions and the next 10 elements corresponds to the switch joy glyph sprites ordered by Directions
joybuttonsps	Sprite[]	No	No	An array configured from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. It is expected to have at least 4 elements where the elements corresponds to the playstation joy glyph sprites for the Directions Confirm, Cancel, Switch and Select respectively. NOTE: If languageid is set to 3 (Japanese), Confirm and Cancel are swapped so O means Confirm and X means Cancel while they would otherwise be reversed
joyid	int	Yes	No	The controller id configured in the settings TODO: document the values and detail stuff, the semantic is very weird and conflicting. This is persisted to config.dat
usejoystick	int	Yes	No	A number that indicates the configuration of the advanced particles in the settings. Here are the different values and their meaning: 0: DISABLED 1: AUTO DETECT 2: FORCE XBOX 3: CHOOSE MANUALLY 4: PRE-CONFIGURED 5: CUSTOM BINDINGS This is persisted to config.dat, but the default value before loading config.dat is hardcoded to 1 (AUTO DETECT)
forcejoystick	int	Yes	No	TODO: what is happening with this value ??? persisted to config.dat, but it has a hardcoded default value of -1 before config.dat is loaded which means ???
analog	int	Yes	No	A number that indicates the configuration of the analog stick input sensitivity in the settings. 0 means OFF, 1 means LOW and 2 means FULL. This is persisted to config.dat, but the default value before loading config.dat is hardcoded to 2 (FULL)
joystick	bool	Yes	No	TODO: ???
stickholdx	bool	Yes	No	TODO: ???
stickholdy	bool	Yes	No	TODO: ???
forcecontrollerupdate	bool	Yes	No	TODO: ???
snapTo8	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the game is configured to snap the travel direction of the Beemerang to the nearest of the 8 cardinal directions in the settings. false means OFF, true means ON. This is persisted to config.dat true, but the default value before config.dat is loaded is hardcoded to true (ON)
inputcooldown	float	No	No	The amount of frames that must ellapse before any ItemList, PauseMenu and SetText related inputs (including prompt, numberprompt or letterprompt) inputs are processed again. Maintained by LateUpdate
preconfigjoy	int[]	Yes	No	TODO: only the length is used in PauseMenu and related to PauseMenu's joystickid ??? The value is hardcoded to {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}
precjoystring	int[]	Yes	No	The menutext indexes of all the pre configured controller's names in the settings ordered by TODO: ??? The value is hardcoded to {225, 226, 227, 232, 233, 228, 229, 242, 269}

Library

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
librarystuff	bool[,]	No	No	A jagged array that tracks all library's collection flag grouped by their type on the first dimension: 0: Discovery 1: Bestiary 2: Recipe 3: Record 4: Area The lengths of the array are hardcoded to 5 (the library types) and 256 (overprovisions each type, the actual amount for each type is in librarylimit). The entire jagged array is persisted to the save file
librarylimit	int[]	Yes	No	A hardcoded list of the amount of each elements of librarystuff grouped by type: 0: Discovery 1: Bestiary 2: Recipe 3: Record 4: Area The list is hardcoded to {50, 92, 70, 30, 100}
librarydata	string[,,]	Yes	No	All the librarystuff ids grouped by their type on the first dimension, the second dimension corresponds to a librarystuff id and the third dimension depends on the type: 0: Discovery (from Data/DialoguesX/Discoveries where X is the languageid) 1: Bestiary (from Data/DialoguesX/EnemyTattle where X is the languageid) 2: Recipe (from Data/DialoguesX/CookLibrary where X is the languageid) 3: Record (from Data/DialoguesX/Synopsis where X is the languageid) 4: Area (from Data/DialoguesX/Synopsis where X is the languageid. NOTE: This is incorrect, but it doesn't matter because the game never reads this data for areas under normal gameplay and it instead uses areanames which contains the areas's names)
recipedata	int[,]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/RecipeData where each line corresponds to a recipe on the first dimension. The second dimension features a reformated version of the data whose arrangement depends on if it's a single or double items recipe: Single item: index 0 is the input item id, index 1 is -1 and index 2 is the result item id Double item: index 0 is the numerically smaller input item id, index 1 is the numerically larger input item id and index 2 is the result item id
libraryorder	int[,]	Yes	No	All the librarystuff ids grouped by their type on the first dimension and ordered by their respective rendering order: 0: Discovery (from Data/DiscoveryOrder) 1: Bestiary (from Data/TattleList) 2: Recipe (from Data/CookOrder) 3: Record (from Data/SynopsisOrder) 4: Area (always empty since there's no order on this one)
achiveicons	int[]	Yes	No	All the sprite indexes of each record located in Sprites/Items/EnemyPortraits. The order and data comes from Data/SynopsisOrder (same order and the data is only the sprite index field of each lines)
discoveryicons	int[]	Yes	No	All the sprite indexes of each discoveries located in Sprites/Items/EnemyPortraits. The order and data comes from Data/DiscoveryOrder (same order and the data is only the sprite index field of each lines)
librarysprites	Sprite[]	Yes	No	The sprites in Sprites/Items/EnemyPortraits
enemyencounter	int[,]	No	No	Represents the amount of times each enemies was seen and defeated in the bestiary grouped by enemies id in the first dimension, but overprovisioned to 256 elements that each have 2 elements where the first represents the amount seen and the second represents the amount defeated. The entire jagged array is persisted to the save file

Quest board

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
boardquests	List[]	No	No	All the BoardQuests grouped by their state: 0: Open 1: Taken 2: Done This is persisted to the save file
questboardobj	Transform	No	No	The current QuestBoard UI GameObject rendered by OpenQuestBoard or null if no quest board UI is rendering
boardcaller	NPCControl	No	No	The last caller NPCControl used during OpenQuestBoard which happens during the QuestBoard Interaction where the caller is the NPCControl that was interacted with
boardquestdata	string[,]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/BoardData split by LF merged with the contents of Data/DialoguesX/BoardQuests where X is the languageid split by LF. The first dimension corresponds to a line index in either TextAsset (which is a BoardQuests id) and the second dimension is formated in a specific way which is detailed in the BoardQuests data TextAsset documentation
questchecks	int[][]	Yes	Yes	The contents of Data/QuestChecks where each line corresponds to a BoardQuests on the first dimension and the second dimensions corresponds to the field index of each line. Essentially, the data is loaded as is in this multidimensional array without formatting other than converting the strings to integers
bountyquests	int[]	Yes	Yes	The BoardQuests ids of the bounty quests. This is used in LateUpdate to ensure that any that were present in boardquests[2] (done quests) are removed from the boardquests[0] (open) and boardquests[1] (taken) arrays. The value is hardcoded to {9, 23, 8, 21, 10}
questcolors	Color[]	No	No	An array configured from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. It corresponds to the colors used in the BoardQuests's UI to visually differentiate between the tabs (each tab corresponds to one of the 3 BoardQuests state). It is normally configured to be: 0: CA8E22 (mostly brown, used for open quests) 1: FBF511 (mostly yellow, used for taken quests) 2: 98E505 (mostly green, used for done quests)

BattleControl and CardGame

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
battle	BattleControl	Yes	No	The only instance of BattleControl that exists which represents the current battle if one exists, null if no battle is in progress
inbattle	bool	No	No	Indicate whether or not a battle is in progress. This is similar to battle not being null, but this value is set to true much later during BattleControl's StartBattle (right before enemy first strike logic if applicable). The value is reset to false between retries, when reloading the save or when ReturnToOverworld is called
battleresult	bool	Yes	No	Tells if the last battle, CardGame, FlappyBee or MazeGame ended in a win (the value is true) or a loss (the value is false). A battle is assumed to be won by StartBattle which sets this value to true until this assumption is proven otherwise when DeadParty is called while battlelossevent was true or TryFlee ended in a sucessfull flee. For FlappyBee, the value is always set to true when it ends
lastdefeated	List	No	No	The list of enemy ids that were defeated during the course of the last battle. The list is cleared on StartBattle and on the Death of an Enemy NPCControl
lastitemuser	int	Yes	No	The trueid of the player party member that last used an item during UseItem. This is used by DoItemEffect to determine the user of the item to see if the HealPlus medal applies
battlefled	bool	Yes	No	Indicate whether or not the last battle was exited as a result of a successful TryFlee. This is set by BattleControl's ReturnToOverworld
battleenemyfled	bool	Yes	No	Indicate whether or not the last battle resulted in at least one enemy fled while no EXP was rewarded which typically happens when all enemies fled. This is always reset to false on StartBattle. This is only used in event 40 (theater event)
battlelossevent	bool	Yes	No	If set to true and BattleControl's DeadParty is called, GameOver won't be called and instead, ReturnToOverworld will be called after setting battleresult to false. It is always reset to false on StartEvent and EndEvent so it is meant to be set to true during events to not game over upon loosing a battle
haltbattleload	bool	Yes	No	If set to true, it will stall StartBattle in the middle to let the event further configure the battle as it is starting. This value isn't automatically reset which means that the event using it must reset it to false after usage
battlecampos	Vector3	Yes	No	A hardcoded value of camoffset to set during a battle when the camera is set to its default battle state. The value is hardcoded to (0.0, 3.0, -9.25)
battlecamangle	Vector3	Yes	No	A hardcoded value of camangleoffset to set during a battle when the camera is set to its default battle state. The value is hardcoded to (5.0, 0.0, 0.0)
enemydata	string[,]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/EnemyData where each line index corresponds to an enemy id on the first dimension and the second dimensions corresponds to the field index of each line. Essentially, the data is loaded as is in this jagged array without formatting. For details on the TextAsset, consult the EnemyData documentation
enemynames	string[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/DialoguesX/EnemyTattle where X is the languageid split by LF
commandhelptext	string[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/DialoguesX/ActionCommands where X is the languageid split by LF
conditionsprites	Sprite[]	No	No	An array configured from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. It is expected to have at least 22 elements where the first element corresponds to the sprite used to render a number on it about the amount of actor turns (or moreturnnextturn) available in battle and the other 21 elements corresponds to a BattleCondition sprite icon to render when the condition is inflicted (oredered by BattleCondtion id). This array is used by EntityControl's UpdateConditionBubbles. NOTE: The Shield, Sturdy, Eaten and EventStop conditions are expected to have a sprite, but will never be rendered by the game under normal gameplay
entitytouchevent	int	No	No	If set to a valid event id, any overworld battle encounter that would have happened as a result of NPCControl's StartBattle won't happen and instead, an event will be started with the id being this value. In practice, this is only used in event 102 (rescuing the Overseer at the Honey Factory). The default value is configured to be -1 from the from the Main scene using the Unity inspector. This value is not automatically reset and a manual set to -1 must be done after usage
firstbattleaction	bool	No	No	Indicates whether or not the dummy DoAction call has happened throughout the game's session. Check the documentation on DoAction's performance considerations to learn more
cardgame	CardGame	No	No	The only instance of CardGame that exists which represents the current CardGame in progress or null if no CardGame is in progress

Language

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
languageid	int	Yes	No	The current language id or -1 if no language is set yet. This is persisted to config.dat. The default value is -1 before the booting process determines its value from config.dat if it exists
languagenames	readonly string[]	Yes	No	A hardcoded list of the names of the supported languages in the game ordered by languageid for use in the languages list listtype. Value is harcoded to { "English (US)", "Español (LA)", "Português (BR)", "日本語 (Japanese)", "Deutsch (German)", "한국어 (Korean)", "Русский (Russian)" }
languagehelp	string[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/LanguageHelp TextAsset split by LF

Flags arrays

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
flags	bool[]	No	No	The flags array which are global booleans used for various purposes. The array always has a length of 750 and the array is persisted to the save file
flagvar	int[]	No	No	The flagvar array which are global integers used for various purposes. The array always has a length of 70 and the array is persisted to the save file
flagstring	string[]	No	No	The flagstring array which are global strings used for various purposes. The array always has a length of 15 and the array is persisted to the save file
regionalflags	bool[]	No	No	The regional flags array which are booleans scoped to the current area used for various purposes. The array is always reset on a UpdateArea call which only happens on MapControl's Start when the areaid changed. The array always has a length of 100 and the array is persisted to the save file
crystalbflags	bool[]	No	No	A flags array which are global booleans used specifically to track each crystal berries's collection (each booleans tells if the crystal berry was collected or not). The array always has a length of 50 and the array is persisted to the save file

Runtime state

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
instance	MainManager	Yes	No	The MainManager singleton's instance
saveslot	int	Yes	No	The save slot index that was loaded or created which is used to determine the filename for the current save file
framestep	float	Yes	No	The value of TieFramerate(1.0) which is itself Time.smoothDeltaTime * 60.0. This is the main way the game scales time which can be thought of as the fraction of time that has passed on the last frame relative to the expected time assuming 60 FPS (meaning a value of 1.0 is equivalent to 1/60th of a second that ellapsed on the last frames on average, anything lower means the frame took less time than expected and anything higher means the frame took more time than expected). This is updated on every LateUpdate cycle which means the value lags behind during earlier Unity events in the frame (so an Update cycle will have an outdated value)
pause	bool	No	No	Indicate whether or not the game is in a complete pause which typically happens when the pause menu is present. There is also a period of time during BattleControl's StartBattle where a pause is entered temporarilly
minipause	bool	No	No	This value is similar to pause, but it set progammatically in a wide variety of situations. It doesn't have all the effects of pause, but it features most of them so it allows the game to be in a paused state without needing a complete pause menu
inevent	bool	No	No	Indicate whether or not an event is in progress. It also indicates if a CardGame is in progress
basicload	bool	Yes	No	Indicates whether or not LoadEverything completed
roomtransition	bool	Yes	No	A value that indicate whether or not a TransferMap call or a save SetText command processing is in progress. This is used by DoClock to see if it is save to call Ressources.UnloadUnusedAssets where if the value is true, the call won't happen
started	bool	No	No	This indicates whether or not DetectIgnoreSphere was called on the player.entity which happens on the first LateUpdate cycle where the player isn't null. This value ensures it happens at most once which is necessary after a save file load because this normally happens on TransferMap, but loading a save file won't load the map with that method
globalcooldown	float	No	No	The amount of frames that must ellapses before PlaySound or any SoundControl are allowed to process again. This is only used by TransferMap and BattleControl's ReturnToOverworld where the value is set to 30.0 frames
clocksec	int	No	No	The seconds component of the in game timer representing the playtime. The timer is maintained in DoClock. This is persisted to the save file
clockmin	int	No	No	The minutes component of the in game timer representing the playtime. The timer is maintained in DoClock. This is persisted to the save file
clockhour	int	No	No	The hours component of the in game timer representing the playtime. The timer is maintained in DoClock. This is persisted to the save file
halt	bool	Yes	No	This is specifically used in event 1 to yield all frames until StopHalt is called by an Animator the event uses

Events

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
events	EventControl	Yes	No	The only instance of EventControl that exists used to start events
eventtoss	int	Yes	No	Used to store the data[1] value of the caller of a SetText call that processes an additemtoss command which corresponds to an event id of an event to start at the end of the SetText call. The default value is hardcoded to -1 which means no event id is assigned. The value is reset to -1 once the event is started
lastevent	int	Yes	No	The event id of the current event or -1 if no event is playing. It is set on StartEvent and reset to -1 on EndEvent, but the default value on boot is 0

MapControl

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
map	MapControl	Yes	No	The only instance of MapControl that represents the current map or null if it was destroyed during the loading of a map
areaid	int	No	No	The current Areas which is determined by the current map. This is persisted to the save file
insideid	int	No	No	The current inside's id which are defined by the current map or -1 if the player isn't in any inside. The default value is hardcoded to be -1
battlestage	int	No	No	The map's battlemap value (it's assigned on the MapControl's Start). This is used to determine the default stage to use on StartBattle when stageid is -1
inmusicrange	int	No	No	The map entity id of the MusicRange that currently has control over the music playback or -1 if no MusicRange is taking control of the music playback. The default value is configured to be -1 from the from the Main scene using the Unity inspector and it is automatically reset to -1 on a TransferMap call
areanames	string[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/DialoguesX/AreaNames where X is the languageid split by LF

Reusable particles

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
hitpart	ParticleSystem	Yes	No	An instance of Prefabs/Particles/HitPart initially offscreen, but will show up and play when HitPart is called with the specified position
deathpart	ParticleSystem	Yes	No	An instance of Prefabs/Particles/deathsmoke initially offscreen, but will show up and play when DeathSmoke is called with the specified position, size and render

Coroutine tracking

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
itempicked	bool	No	No	Indicate whether or not there's a CheckItem call in progress which controls some logic related to JumpSpring objects and Shop / CaravanBadge interactions
templetter	Coroutine	Yes	No	The TempColor or TempLetters coroutine call in progress or null if neither have a call in progress. TempColor is only used by CardGame and TempLetters is UNUSED
chaptername	Coroutine	Yes	No	The ChapterName, LoadEssentials or InnSleep coroutine call in progress or null if none of them have a call in progress

Entities

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
entityactive	Vector3	Yes	No	A hardcoded value that determines the bounds an entity or Transform's WorldToViewportPoint of the MainCamera can be in so that InCameraRange returns true (for an entity, this is their campos). The allowed range is defined as being between -X and X where X is the value of this vector. The value is hardcoded to (0.6, 1.25, -1.0)
overridefollower	bool	No	No	If this value is true, it will prevent the entity follow logic from happening meaning they won't have their standard follow movement which gives more control for the game to move entities manually
endata	Entity_Data[]	Yes	No	The contents of Data/EntityValues ordered by animid (enum format). See the endata documentation to learn more

Other settings

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
secretunlocks	bool[]	Yes	No	An array that tells if each secret menu codes was entered at least once which is used in event 8 (creating a new file) to determine what to show in the secret menu. This is persisted to config.dat, but it defaults to be an empty array of 5 elements
resolution	Vector2[]	Yes	No	A hardcoded array that represents the different display resolutions available in the settings. The x component is the horizontal pixel count and the y component is the vertical pixel count. Each component is in float, but they are meant to be converted to int to get the actual resolution it represents. Here is the hardcoded array: { (1024.0, 576.0), (1152.0, 648.0), (1280.0, 720.0), (1366.0, 768.0), (1600.0, 900.0), (1920.0, 1080.0), (2560.0, 1440.0), (3840.0, 2160.0) }
resolutionindex	int	Yes	No	The index of resolution that represents the current display resolution configured. This is persisted to config.dat
fps	int	Yes	No	A number that indicates the Application.targetFrameRate configured in the settings. Here are the meanings of the values: 0: Application.targetFrameRate of 30 1: Application.targetFrameRate of 60 2: Application.targetFrameRate of -1 (unlimited, but it is not possible to configure this value under normal gameplay) This is persisted to config.dat. The default value before loading config.dat is hardcoded to 1 (60 FPS)
vsync	int	Yes	No	A number that indicates if vsync is enabled or not in the settings. 0 means OFF, 1 means ON. This is persisted to config.dat
enableoutline	int	Yes	No	A number that indicates the configuration of the 3D outlines in the settings. 0 means OFF, 1 means LOW and 2 means FULL. This is persisted to config.dat, but the default value before loading config.dat is hardcoded to 2 (FULL)
particlelevel	int	Yes	No	A number that indicates the configuration of the advanced particles in the settings. 0 means OFF, 1 means LOW and 2 means FULL. This is persisted to config.dat, but the default value before loading config.dat is hardcoded to 2 (FULL)
fullscreen	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the game is configured to render fullscreen in the settings. false means OFF, true means ON. This is persisted to config.dat
lowshadows	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the shadows are rendered with low quality in the settings. false means a shadow quality of FULL (QualitySettings.shadowResolution is set to High), true means a shadow quality of LOW (QualitySettings.shadowResolution is set to Low). This is persisted to config.dat
lowtexture	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the textures are rendered with low quality in the settings. false means a texture quality of FULL (QualitySettings.masterTextureLimit is set to 0 which renders the texture as is), true means a texture quality of LOW (QualitySettings.masterTextureLimit is set to 1 which decreases by half the sizes of all textures). This is persisted to config.dat
nowindeffect	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the wind effects aren't rendered in the settings (meaning the Wind component won't do anything and the material of BeetleGrass wont be set to windshader). false means the effects are ON, true means the effects are OFF. This is persisted to config.dat
mashcommandalt	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the game is configured to replace RandomTappingBar and TappingKey actions commands by SequentialKeys in the settings. false means FILL BAR, true means SEQUENTIAL KEYS. This is persisted to config.dat
monoaudio	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the game is configured to have mono audio in the settings. false means STEREO (AudioSettings.speakerMode is set to Stereo), true means MONO (AudioSettings.speakerMode is set to Mono). This is persisted to config.dat
pauseonfocus	bool	Yes	No	A boolean that indicates if the game is configured to pause when the game window isn't in focus in the settings. false means OFF (Application.runInBackground is set to true), true means ON (Application.runInBackground is set to false). This is persisted to config.dat

Other cached assets

Name	type	Is static?	Is Private?	Description
projectilepsrites	Sprite[]	No	No	The sprites in Sprites/Misc/projectiles
shadowsprite	Sprite	Yes	No	The sprites in Sprites/Misc/shadow
fakelight	Shader	Yes	No	The Materials/FakeLight material's shader
fonts	Font[]	Yes	No	All the Font assets loaded from Fonts/X where X is the name of the font where the name and the order in the array matches the fonttype
fontmat	Material[]	Yes	No	All the Font materials assets loaded from Fonts/X where X is the name of the font where the name and the order in the array matches the fonttype
spritemat	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/SpriteMat material
holosprite	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/SpriteHologram material
spritematlit	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/SpriteLit material
spritedefaultunity	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/SpriteDefault material
grayscale	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/Grayscale material
outlinemain	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/OutlineMain material
Main3D	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/3DMain material
Fade3D	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/3DFade material
mainPlane	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/MainPlane material
fadePlane	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/FadePlane material
windShader	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/WindShader material
emptymat	Material	Yes	No	The Materials/Empty material
defaultpmat	PhysicMaterial	Yes	No	The Materials/DefaultPhysis physics material
grasssprite	Sprite[]	Yes	No	The sprites in Sprites/Objects/grass
parttex	Texture[]	Yes	Yes	The contents of Sprites/Particles (the textures) which are kept referenced in this field for caching purposes
spritepart	Sprite[]	Yes	Yes	The contents of Sprites/Particles (the sprites) which are kept referenced in this field for caching purposes
partfab	GameObject[]	Yes	Yes	The contents of Prefabs/Particles which are kept referenced in this field for caching purposes