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| [[Legacy:LoadWindowStyle|LoadWindowStyle]]("file.rws") || Load a windowstyle file into memory. ...Style.drawWindow|WindowStyle.drawWindow]](x, y, width, height) || Draw the windowstyle on coordinates x,y with the given width and height.

Creates a new [[API:WindowStyle|WindowStyle]] object by loading the specified windowstyle file (.rws). {{Usage|returns=WindowStyle|func=LoadWindowStyle|params=filename}}

This is the start of windowstyle.cpp. Here, we include plugin.h, we forward declare the functions to be expo INIT_OBJECT_TEMPLATES(WindowStyle);

* WindowStyle(filename) :: Creates a WindowStyle from 'filename' in the windowstyles directory.

* Sphere [[API:WindowStyle|WindowStyle]] object: holds a windowstyle for drawing. ...I:LoadWindowStyle|LoadWindowStyle]](filename): returns a [[API:WindowStyle|windowstyle]] object from 'filename'.

* [[API:WindowStyle/setColorMask|WindowStyle.setColorMask]]()

...h you'll get the best results with Mincho, then Square 1. The demo loads a windowstyle (otherwise a background would be harder to notice), draws the window, then

That preRender function just draws a windowstyle around the items. Since the items can be at any (x, y) point, the function

| Windowstyle

And <tt><nowiki>{{Usage|returns=WindowStyle|func=LoadWindowStyle|params=filename}}</nowiki></tt> will result in: {{Usage|returns=WindowStyle|func=LoadWindowStyle|params=filename}}

...or another: [[API:Font|bitmap fonts]], [[API:Spriteset|spritesets]], [[API:WindowStyle|stylized window frames]], [[API:Map|maps]], and [[API:Map|map tilesets]]. S

...s when these particular initializations take place. Such variables include windowstyle placement vars, user-triggered flags such as "show cursor," etc.

*** '''window_style''' - a [[API:WindowStyle|window style object]] used as a menu background. Defaults to the [[API:GetS

What remains are Sphere specific formats like [[API:WindowStyle|windowstyles]], [[API:Spriteset|spritesets]], Sphere [[API:Font|bitmap font