local myButton = Button({
	x = 5000,					// X coordinate
	y = 5000,					// Y coordinate
	w = 1000,					// Width
	y = 1000,					// Texture
	texture = "LETTERS.TGA"});

void myButton.visible(bool);
bool myButton.isVisible()
void myButton.setTexture(string) // Set new texture
void myButton.setPosition(int x, int y)
void myButton.setSize(int w, int h)
void myButton.setAlpha(int alpha)
int myButton.getAlpha()
table myButton.getParams()

//

This function returns table with button params in original format (when you create it). Like

local p = myButton.getParams();
p.x - X coordinate
p.y - Y coordinate
p.w - width etc.

//

void myButton.access(bool) // Allows player click on it
bool myButton.getAccess()
void myButton.top() // Sets button to front of the screen
bool myButton.getActive() // Returns true/false depends on player's cursor position
void myButton.connect(Window) // Connect button to the window (it will be move with it)
void myButton.disconnect()

local myWindow = Window({
	x = 5000,					// X coordinate
	y = 5000,					// Y coordinate
	w = 1000,					// Width
	y = 1000,					// Texture
	texture = "MENU_INGAME.TGA"});

All functions same as for buttons, but there 2 more

void myWindow.setMoving(bool) // Allows move window with cursor
bool myWindow.getMoving()

local myText = Text({
	text = "Hello",
	x = 6000,			// X coordinate
	y = 6000,			// Y coordinate
	r = 255,			// Color
	g = 255,
	b = 255,
	font = "Font_Old_10_White_hi.TGA"});

// This text splits to multi-string text with "&" symbol. For example

	text = "Hello!& My name is Osmith"

	will be shown

	Hello!
	My name is Osmith

//

void myText.visible(bool)
bool myText.isVisible()
void myText.setText(string)
void myText.setLineText(int line, string text) // Lines counting starts from 0
void myText.setFont(string)
void myText.setLineFont(int line, string font)
void myText.setColor(int r, int g, int b)
void myText.setLineColor(int line, int r, int g, int b)
void myText.setPosition(int x, int y)
void myText.setAlpha(int alpha)
table myText.getParams() // Works same as with buttons/windows
void myText.setAccess(bool)
bool myText.getAccess()
bool myText.getActive() // Returns true/false depending on if cursor on ANY line of the text
bool myText.getLineActive(int line) // Returns true/false depending on if cursor on THIS line of the text
int myText.active() // Returns active line (same as getActive() and getLineActive())
void myText.top()
void myText.connect(Window)
void myText.disconnect()


local myInput = Input({
	input = {x = 3797, y = 3688, r = 255, g = 255, b = 255, text = ""},
	note = {r = 255, g = 255, b = 255, text = ""},
	background = {x = 3737, y = 3602, w = 1486, h = 339, texture = "LOG_PAPER.TGA"},
	pass = false,
	len = 16,
	maxLen = 30});

//

Input - main input field
Note - text shows when input field is empty
Background - thats clear
pass - password mode, when text hides with # symbols
len - VISIBLE length of the text. When its reached, text will be scrolled
maxLen - MAX length of the text. Whe its reached, you cant input any symbol more

//

void myInput.visible(bool)
bool myInput.isVisible()
void myInput.open()
void myInput.close()
bool myInput.getOpen()
void myInput.setPass(bool) // Set password mode
string myInput.get() // Returns text from the field
void myInput.setText(string)
void myInput.setColor(int r, int g, int b)
void myInput.setNoteText(string)
void myInput.setNoteColor(int r, int g, int b)
void myInput.setPosition(int x, int y, int bX, int bY)

//

x,y - position of the input field
bX,bY - position of the background

//

void myInput.setSize(w,h) // For background
table myInput.getParams()

// Works same. So if you want get position, you need

local p = myInput.getParams();
local posX = p.input.x;
local posY = p.input.y;

etc.

local passMode = p.pass;
local noteText = p.inputNote.text;

//

void myInput.access(bool)
bool myInput.getAccess()
void myInput.connect(Window)
void myInput.disconnect()
void myInput.top()