A keyboard navigation trait tells Oblivion how to respond to a specific keypress when a tile or its menu has focus. This category includes any behavior-related traits, but it also includes keyboard navigation traits.

These can also be used to pass arguments to prefabs (since prefabs are spliced at run-time). _anyNamePrefixedWithAnUnderscore Custom traits that can be used to hold whatever values you like. user0 … user20 These traits have context-dependent meanings, and are generally used to send/receive values to/from the executable on a per-menu basis. In the inventory menu (inventory_menu.xml), the tile with id 1 doesn’t receive any values, but clicking on it (if its target trait is true) will cause the menu to switch to the “All Items” tab. To give an example of how this works: in the HUD (hud_main_menu.xml), the tile with id 1 will have its user0 trait set to the player’s current health as a percentage value, between 0 and 1. Generally speaking, only one tile within a menu can use a given id, and all needed ids must be used, but there are exceptions. id The executable is hardcoded to provide input and values to tiles with specific ids within each menu, and occasionally to read values from them as well. childcount child_count The executable sets every tile’s childcount trait to the number of direct child tiles.

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