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'''Message Studio Binary Text''' | '''Message Studio Binary Text''' | ||
<code>MSBT</code> is a binary file format belonging to LibMessageStudio (LMS). These files store the game's text and can contain "tags" that define how said text is displayed/interacted with.</onlyinclude> | <code>MSBT</code> is a binary file format belonging to LibMessageStudio (LMS). These files store the game's text and can contain "tags" that define how said text is displayed/interacted with.</onlyinclude> | ||
== File Layout == | == File Layout == | ||
<code>MSBT</code> files are composed of a file header followed by blocks (each with their own block header). All sections/blocks must be aligned to 0x10 (16) bytes. In BotW, the file layout is as follows: | <code>MSBT</code> files are composed of a file header followed by blocks (each with their own block header). All sections/blocks must be aligned to 0x10 (16) bytes. In BotW, the file layout is as follows: | ||
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The available colors are red, green, blue, gray, and orange in that order. 0xffff indicates a reset to the default white text color. | The available colors in BotW are red, green, blue, gray, and orange in that order. 0xffff indicates a reset to the default white text color. These colors are generally either hardcoded in the game's executable or defined in a separate MSBP file if present. If defined in a MSBP file, the color type instead acts as an index into the colors in the MSBP file. | ||
==== EUI Tags ==== | ==== EUI Tags ==== | ||