CyruzDraxs

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<local>
    <config>
        <!--
        Since there will be several game modes, including
        map mode, menu mode and presentation mode,
        this begin block will be used to tell the engine
        which mode it should start the scene with.
        -->
        <begin>global.menu</begin>
    </config>
    <assets>
        <!--
        All external files to be loaded with scene
        including images, sound, videos or maps
        will be defined and ID'd in assets block.

        Loaded from: /assests/scene/scenename
        -->
        <image id="newgame_over">newgame_over.png</image>
        <image id="newgame_out">newgame_out.png</image>
        <image id="loadgame_over">loadgame_over.png</image>
        <image id="loadgame_out">loadgame_out.png</image>
        <image id="options_over">options_over.png</image>
        <image id="options_out">options_out.png</image>
        <image id="exit_over">exit_over.png</image>
        <image id="exit_out">exit_out.png</image>

        <sound id="bg_music">bg.ogg</sound>

        <video id="logo_anim">logo.avi</video>
    </assets>
    <keys>
        <!--
        Button and Key presses will be handled here.
        When a button is pressed a corresponding action,
        global or scene script, will be executed.
        -->
        <key id="p">game.pause</key>
        <!--
        Pressing the space bar will execute def jump():
        in the current scene's *.py script.

        global.jump could also be used for common actions

        global.assets.script.loading.skip could also be used
        to skip the loading screen by executing def skip():
        -->
        <key id="space">scene.jump</key>
        <!--
        Buttons are stored as an array; this action
        will find the currently selected button, chnage
        selected to false, move to the next button in the
        buttons array and then change selected to true.
        This also switches to the over asset, if present.
        -->
        <key id="down">global.menu.buttons.selected.next</key>
    </keys>
</local>
<global>
<!--
Everything that can be set inside of local
can be set inside of global and will instead
remain loaded on the event of a scene change
unless overwritten by an item of the same ID.
-->
    <assets>
        <!--
        All external files to be loaded with scene
        including images, sound, videos or maps
        will be defined and ID'd in assets block.

        Loaded from: /assests/common
        -->
        <image id="loading_bar">loading_bar.png</image>
        <image id="loading_overlay">loading_overlay.png</image>

        <sound id="loading_music">loading.ogg</sound>

        <script id="loading">loading.py</script>
    </assets>
    <menu>
        <!--
        menu block will be used to store an overlay menu.
        Usually this will be done globally in the start scene,
        however; it will be possible to define a new menu set
        for each scene. This will allow for such things as
        a pause menu when in a battle scene, but a status menu
        when in a map scene. Scene block will be paused.
        -->
        <music>
            <id>bg_music</id>
            <loop>true</loop>
            <!--
            loopstart will allow you to specify a millisecond
            coordinate in the audio file where to start playing
            on the event of completing and restarting the loop.
            -->
            <loopstart>1000</loopstart>
        </music>
        <buttons>
            <button>
                <!--
                id functions both as the reference to the image asset
                and as an id to
                -->
                <id>newgame</id>
                <!--
                assets refences mouse over and mouse out assets.
                -->
                <selected>true</selected>
                <images>
                    <over>newgame_over</over>
                    <out>newgame_out</out>
                </images>
                <action>
                    <type>scene</type>
                    <value>level1</value>
                </action>
                <valign>bottom</valign>
                <halign>left</halign>
                <x>100</x>
                <y>-200</y>
            </button>
            <button>
                <id>loadgame</id>
                <images>
                    <over>loadgame_over</over>
                    <out>loadgame_out</out>
                </images>
                <action>
                    <type>scene</type>
                    <value>load</value>
                </action>
                <action>Load</action>
                <valign>bottom</valign>
                <halign>left</halign>
                <x>100</x>
                <y>-175</y>
            </button>
            <button>
                <id>options</id>
                <images>
                    <over>options_over</over>
                    <out>options_out</out>
                </images>
                <action>
                    <type>scene</type>
                    <value>options</value>
                </action>
                <valign>bottom</valign>
                <halign>left</halign>
                <x>100</x>
                <y>-150</y>
            </button>
            <button>
                <id>exit</id>
                <images>
                    <over>exit_over</over>
                    <out>exit_out</out>
                </images>
                <image>exit.png</image>
                <action>
                    <type>exit</type>
                </action>
                <valign>bottom</valign>
                <!--
                Some internal variables will be exposed to be used
                within scene files. Here you see a centered button.
                -->
                <x>game.screen.width/2+local.assets.image.exit.width/2</x>
                <y>-100</y>
            </button>
        </buttons>
    </menu>
</global>