The default values for the command used if the command is new created like if the users drags a new command from the toolbox to scene content.

Indicates if the command is in expanded state by default.

The expanded view contains GSQ items which are only visible if the user expands the command by clicking on the expand-arrow icon. It should be used for settings which are not so important or which are not changing very often.

The expanded view is separated into columns and each column has a set of sections shown belows each other. Each section can have an own header-text to describe its content a bit more. Each section contains a set of rows and each row contains a set of items which are displayed next to each other.

Example:

"expandedView": {
      "columns": [
          {
              "sections": [
                  {
                      "label": "Header Text",
                      "rows": [
                          { "items": [] }
                      ]
                  } 
              ]
          }
      ]       
  }

Full-Size items are only visible if the user expands the command by clicking on the expand-arrow icon. They displayed below each other and each items takes up the full width of the command-size. There is also no label displayed. In regular full-size items are used for multi-line text input for commands like "Show Message".

The group/category where the new command should be added to. You can use any of the already existing categories or just define your own like „My Custom Commands“. If the specified category doesn't exist a new category is created.

The unique identifier for the command. It can be any kind of text as long as it is unique. So you don’t need to follow any kind of format or syntax. However, the default syntax is [module].[name] like commands which are more specific for visual novels using vn.[name] while more general commands are using gs.[name]. However, you shouldn’t use vn.[name] or gs.[name] to avoid confusion since they are only for built-in commands.

Defines an inline-image displayed on the top-right of the command. In regular this is used to display the character's image on commands like "Join Scene" or "Show Message" so the user can recognize faster which character is acting.

The resource folder used to load the inline-image from.

A formula to calculate the resource used for the inline-image. It has one parameter "p" containing the current command parameters/data. The formula must return a resource object like: { name: "MyPicture" }.

Array of GSQ items to let the user input the necessary data needed by the command. Quick items are always visible to allow quick changes. They should be used for items which often needs to be changed or which are important.