AllStarList

The AllStarList is a feature that lets players track how many stars they have. This has been overhauled in the GLE.

Inside /ObjectData/SystemData.arc, is a BCSV under the name GalaxyOrderList.bcsv. This is the BCSV that controls how this list works.

GalaxyOrderList

Each BCSV entry represents 1 galaxy.

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• PageNumber

The page this entry will be used on. You can input any number here - even if the page limit doesn't reach that high - and nothing will happen.

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• GalaxyName

The internal name of the galaxy this entry refers to. (Example: IslandFleetGalaxy)

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• GalaxyPane

This is the layout pane that will display the name of the galaxy as read from the GalaxyNameShort.msbt file inside SystemMessage.arc. The GLE comes with a layout for you to use, and the panes are named as follows: (in order from top entry in the AllStarList to bottom entry)

• Galaxy1
• Galaxy2
• Galaxy3
• Galaxy4
• Galaxy5
• Galaxy6
• Galaxy7

This allows you to place galaxies in any of the 7 slots.
If you were to make your own layout, you could refer to your own custom pane names here instead.

(*Creating a layout from scratch not recommended)

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• StarPane

Same situation as GalaxyPane, but instead of referring to the Galaxy Name, it refers to the list of stars that gets created. The GLE comes with a layout for you to use, and the panes are named as follows: (in order from top entry in the AllStarList to bottom entry)

• Star1
• Star2
• Star3
• Star4
• Star5
• Star6
• Star7

This allows you to place the stars in any of the 7 slots, though you should line it up with the correct GalaxyPane or else players will get confused. If you were to make your own layout, you could also refer to your own custom pane names here instead.

(*Creating a layout from scratch not recommended)

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• CompletePane

Same situation as GalaxyPane, but instead of referring to the Galaxy Name, it refers to the Crown icon that indicates the galaxy's completion status. The GLE comes with a layout for you to use, and the panes are named as follows: (in order from top entry in the AllStarList to bottom entry)

• Comp1
• Comp2
• Comp3
• Comp4
• Comp5
• Comp6
• Comp7

This allows you to place the crowns in any of the 7 slots, though you should line it up with the correct GalaxyPane or else players will get confused. If you were to make your own layout, you could also refer to your own custom pane names here instead.

(*Creating a layout from scratch not recommended)

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• MedalPane

Same situation as GalaxyPane, but instead of referring to the Galaxy Name, it refers to the Comet medal icon. The GLE comes with a layout for you to use, and the panes are named as follows: (in order from top entry in the AllStarList to bottom entry)

• Medal1
• Medal2
• Medal3
• Medal4
• Medal5
• Medal6
• Medal7

This allows you to place the Comet Medal in any of the 7 slots, though you should line it up with the correct GalaxyPane or else players will get confused. If you were to make your own layout, you could also refer to your own custom pane names here instead.

(*Creating a layout from scratch not recommended)

Note: This is the only field that you can leave blank. Leave this field blank if your level has no comet medal, and it also will not show the Empty Comet Medal icon.
Starting in GLE-V2, this will also hide the comet medal icon on the Galaxy Info Banner when using a GalaxyInfoArea. For more information, please visit the Comet Medals page.

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• PowerStarNum

This field lets you hide galaxies on the AllStarList until you reach a certain amount of stars. This field is ignored if you have any star from the displayed galaxy.
There are two special cases built in:

• Always show this galaxy, set the field to 0
• Never show this galaxy until you have a star from it, set the field to -1

Note: Slots that don't have a galaxy will have no text whatsoever in it. Slots that have a galaxy that has a PowerStarNum of -1, will display ----. This lets players know that there is a hidden galaxy for them to find.

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Changing the amount of pages

GLE-V2+:

There is a setting in GameSettings.bcsv that lets you change the number of pages.
Simply edit the Param00Int of MaxPages to change the amount of pages.

Minimum: 1
Maximum: 255 (Not that you'd have enough galaxies for that...)

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GLE-V1:

These are the memory patches that you'll want to change. Replace the XX with the number of pages you want (in hexadecimal)

<memory offset="0x8045DBBC" value="386000XX" />
<memory offset="0x8045DC1C" value="386000XX" />

Minimum: 1 (0x01)
Maximum: 255 (0xFF) (Not that you'd have enough galaxies for that...)

Note: Be sure to remove/replace the original GLE memory patches of the same addresses!

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Giving Pages titles (GLE-V2+)

As of GLE-V2, you can give each individual page it's own title.
To do so, locate LocalizeData/<Language>/MessageData/LayoutMessage.arc/LayoutMessage/Layout_AllStarList.msbt.

The MSBT Label is AllStarList_Title%d where you replace the %d with a number. For example, AllStarList_Title1 is the title of page 1, AllStarList_Title2 is the title of page 2, etc. If no page title is specified, nothing will be displayed, so you don't need to make titles for every/any page if you don't want to.

Setting Default Pages (GLE-V3+)

Inside a Galaxy's GalaxyInfo, you can set a property called "PageNumber". You can then pick which AllStarList page you want to start with in this galaxy. For example, each hubworld can open the AllStarList to it's own page.

Page 1 is the first page, with the last page being the same value as MaxPages.
Don't worry about setting a value that's not in range though, the GLE will clamp the value to a valid range for you.
(Example, Max pages is 3. if you try to start on page 8, you'll be brought to page 3 instead.)

Page Unlocking (GLE-V3+)

As of GLE-V3, pages can now have unique unlock conditions.
These are stored in the same bcsv (being GalaxyOrderList.bcsv) as the entries for unlocking each individual galaxy inside the AllStarList.