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| STRING CONTROL CODES        |
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Enter these control codes into a message string for special formatting, effects, basic dialog
branching, or modification. (Henceforth, "X" denotes a number from 0
to 9999.)

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| FORMATTING CODES            |
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\1\X\X - Text Colour. Changes the following text to a certain colour. Argument 1 is the CSet, and argument 2 is the colour within that CSet. The text in the Preview Pane changes to reflect the addition and modification of this Control Code. 

\2\X - Text Speed. Changes the length of the delay between text characters appearing. If 0, text appears instantaneously. Argument 1 is the speed. 

\25 - New Line. Equivalent to pressing Enter in a document. Best used when text wrapping is enabled.

\32 through \126 - ASCII Character. Prints a character based on its ASCII code. For example, \91 allows you to display a backslash.

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| SWITCH CODES                |
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    (Note: If you switch to a string that hasn't been created yet, then ZC will act as if you switched to a string with no characters in it. )

\3\X\X\X - Goto If Screen Variable. If one of the Screen->D[] variables of the current screen is at or above a certain value, then ZC switches to another string. Argument 1 is the index into the screen's D array, argument 2 is the value, and argument 3 is the string to switch to. 

\4\X\X - Goto If Random. There is a one-in-(argument 1) chance that ZC switches to another string (argument 2). 

\5\X\X - Goto If Item. If Link has a certain item, then ZC switches to another string. Argument 1 is the item ID, and argument 2 is the string to switch to. 

\6\X\X\X - Goto If Counter. If a counter is at or above a certain value, then ZC switches to another string. Argument 1 is the counter, argument 2 is the value, and argument 3 is the string to switch to. 

\7\X\X\X - Goto If Counter %. If a counter is at or above a certain percentage of its maximum, then ZC switches to another string. 

\8\X\X - Goto If Triforce. If Link has acquired the Triforce from a certain level, then ZC switches to another string. Argument 1 is the level, and argument 2 is the string to switch to. 

\9\X\X - Goto If Triforce Count. If Link has acquired a certain number of Triforce pieces, then ZC switches to another string. Argument 1 is the quantity, and argument 2 is the string to switch to.

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| COUNTER UP/DOWN CODES       |
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\10\X\X - Counter Up. Increases a counter by a certain value. Argument 1 is the counter, and argument 2 is the value. 

\11\X\X - Counter Down. Reduces a counter by a certain value. Argument 1 is the counter, and argument 2 is the value. 

\12\X\X - Counter Set. Sets a counter to a certain value. Argument 1 is the counter, and argument 2 is the value. 

\13\X\X - Counter Up %. Increases a counter by a certain percentage of its maximum. Argument 1 is the counter, and argument 2 is the percentage. 

\14\X\X - Counter Down %. Reduces a counter by a certain percentage of its maximum. Argument 1 is the counter, and argument 2 is the percentage. 

\15\X\X - Counter Set %. Sets a counter to a certain percentage of its maximum. Argument 1 is the counter, and argument 2 is the percentage. 

\16\X - Give Item. An item is silently added to Link's inventory. Link does not hold up the item, and the item's Pickup Script does not run - though the item's counter modifications will still take effect. Argument 1 is the item ID. 

\17\X - Take Item. An item is removed from Link's inventory. The item's counter modifications will be undone when this occurs. Argument 1 is the item ID.

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| AUDIO EFFECT CODES          |
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\20\X - Sound Effect. Argument 1 is the sound effect number. 

\21\X - Play MIDI. Argument 1 is the quest MIDI number. You cannot play the built-in MIDIs using this.