Options

Data comes from Minecraft: Xbox One Edition latest ver.
Tables are sorted by ID

Note: This applies only for Options file version 33.

Table of contents

1. Settings - Game Settings
2. Skins - Chosen skins and favorite skins
3. Actions - Game Controls
   • Buttons - Controller button IDs
4. Extra - Extra notes and technical stuff

Settings

Things that aren't known are under Unknown, due to my test hook not printing that value when messing around in the options.

Name	Type	Enum ID	Offset in OPTIONSDATA	Size (in bits)	Default Value	Notes
Music Volume	Slider	0x0	0x01	8	100%
Sound Volume	Slider	0x1	0x02	8	100%
Gamma	Slider	0x2	0x04	8	50%
Difficulty	Slider	0x3	0x06 (Bits 0-1)	2	1 (Easy)
Game Sensitivity	Slider	0x4	0x03	8	100%
Interface Sensitivity	Slider	0x5	0x50	8	100%
View Bobbing	Boolean	0x6	0x06 (Bit 2)	1	True
Unknown	Unknown	0x7	0x06 (Bits 4-5)	2	Unknown	See 0x07 and 0x0A. Also used under UIComponent_Tooltips
Invert Look	Boolean	0x8	0x06 (Bit 6)	1	False
Southpaw	Boolean	0x9	0x06 (Bit 7)	1	False
Unknown	Unknown	0xa	0x54 (Bit 23)	1	Unknown	See 0x07 and 0x0A.
Vertical Splitscreen	Boolean	0xb	0x06 (Bit 8)	1	False
In-Game Gamertags	Boolean	0xc	0x06 (Bit 3)	1	True
Autosave Timer	Slider	0xd	0x06 (Bits 11-14)	4	Unknown	Haven't confirmed in-game, instead via reading code.
Splitscreen Gamertags	Boolean	0xe	0x06 (Bit 9)	1	True
Hints	Boolean	0xf	0x06 (Bit 10)	1	True
Interface Opacity	Slider	0x10	0x51	8	80%
In-Game Tooltips	Boolean	0x11	0x06 (Bit 15)	1	True
Render Clouds	Boolean	0x12	0x54 (Bit 0)	1	True
Unknown	Unknown	0x13	0x54 (Bit 1)	1	Unknown
Unknown	Unknown	0x14	0x54 (Bit 2)	1	Unknown
Unknown	Unknown	0x15	0x54 (Bit 3)	1	Unknown
Unknown	Unknown	0x16	0x54 (Bits 4-5)	2	Unknown	See 0x16 and 0x25.
Display Hud	Boolean	0x17	0x54 (Bit 7)	1	True
Display Hand	Boolean	0x18	0x54 (Bit 8)	1	True
Custom Skin Animation	Boolean	0x19	0x54 (Bit 9)	1	True
Death Messages	Boolean	0x1a	0x54 (Bit 10)	1	True
Hud Size	Slider	0x1b	0x54 (Bits 11-12)	2	2
Hud Size Splitscreen	Slider	0x1c	0x54 (Bits 13-14)	2	3
Animated Character	Boolean	0x1d	0x54 (Bit 15)	1	True
Unknown	Unknown	0x1e	0x56 (Bit 0)	1	Unknown
Unknown	Unknown	0x1f	0x54 (Bit 17)	1	Unknown
Classic Crafting	Boolean	0x20	0x54 (Bit 18)	1	False
Cave Sounds	Boolean	0x21	0x54 (Bit 19)	1	True
Game Chat	Boolean	0x22	0x54 (Bit 20)	1	False
Minecart Sounds	Boolean	0x23	0x54 (Bit 21)	1	True
Unknown	Unknown	0x24	0x57 (Bits 0-1)	2	Unknown
Unknown	Boolean	0x25	0x54 (Bit 27)	1	Unknown	See 0x16 and 0x25.
Display Game Messages	Boolean	0x26	0x54 (Bit 28)	1	True
Display Save Icon	Boolean	0x27	0x54 (Bit 29)	1	True	Unconfirmed (as I had excluded this print due to spam)
Flying View Rolling	Boolean	0x28	0x54 (Bit 30)	1	True	REVERSE BOOLEAN (1 means disabled, 0 means enabled)
Show Glide Ghost	Boolean	0x2a	0x54 (Bit 22)	1	True
Show Glide Ghost Path	Boolean	0x2b	0x54 (Bit 31)	1	True
Auto Jump	Boolean	0x2c	0x54 (Bit 26)	1	False
Unknown	Unknown	0x2d	0x57 (Bits 0-3)	4	Unknown	Not referenced anywhere else?????

Skins

Skins are stored using their 4 byte ID.

The player's chosen skin is stored at offset 0x4c.
There's also a thing for a Player Cape at offset 0x5c, I assume this is only set when the chosen skin has a cape.

Favorite skins are stored at offset 0x60, 4 bytes for each skin, with a maximum of 10 favorite skins allowed (0x60-0x87)

Skin IDs

TODO

Actions (Controller bindings)

Name	ID	Offset in OPTIONSDATA	Default bind
Jump	0	0xA4	A
Use	1	0xA5	LT
Action	2	0xA6	RT
Cycle Held Item Left	3	0xA7	LB
Cycle Held Item Right	4	0xA8	RB
Inventory	5	0xA9	Y
Drop	6	0xAA	B
Sneak/Dismount	7	0xAB	RS
Crafting	8	0xAC	X
Change Camera Mode	9	0xAD	LS
Fly Left	10	0xAE	D-Pad Left
Fly Right	11	0xAF	D-Pad Right
Fly Up	12	0xB0	D-Pad Up
Fly Down	13	0xB1	D-Pad Down
Sprint	14	0xB2	NONE
Pick Block	15	0xB3	NONE
Previous Player	16	0xB4	LB
Next Player	17	0xB5	RB
Spectate Noise	18	0xB6	RT
Cancel Spectating	19	0xB7	B
Confirm Ready	20	0xB8	X
Vote	21	0xB9	B
Restart Section	22	0xBA	X
Restart Race	23	0xBB	B
Look Behind	24	0xBC	Y

Buttons

Name	ID
NONE	0x00
A	0x01
B	0x02
X	0x03
Y	0x04
D-Pad Left	0x05
D-Pad Right	0x06
D-Pad Up	0x07
D-Pad Down	0x08
RB	0x09
LB	0x0A
RT	0x0B
LT	0x0C
RS	0x0D
LS	0x0E

Extra

0x07 and 0x0A

Setting 0x07 and 0x0A are both checked for and set in ActionGameSettings, which leads me to assume it's related to tutorial and normal in-game tooltips (due to 0x07 being used under UIComponent_Tooltips).

Here's some code (cleaned up by me) found under GameSettings::ActionGameSettings (in Wii U edition)

    // get the value of both settings
    setting7 = GetGameSettings(param_1,0x07);
    setting10 = GetGameSettings(param_1,0xa);
    if ((0 < setting7) || (setting10 != 0)) {
      // Not sure what this does yet.
      UpdateActionMapping(param_1,setting7,setting10 != 0);
      SetGameSettings(param_1,0x07,0); // Sets 0x07 to 0
      SetGameSettings(param_1,0xa,0); // Sets 0x0A to 0
    }

0x16 and 0x25

0x16 is checked to decide whether to show the new update screen ("You may not have noticed, but your Minecraft has just been updated")

The new update message shows if the value returned by 0x16 is not 0, and is set along with 0x25 when the button on the update message is pressed.

Here's some code (cleaned up by me) found under ConsoleUIController::NavigateToScene, this is what checks 0x16 (in Wii U edition)

  // DAT_10483330 seems to be some bool for if the update screen was seen before?

  // if sceneId is the ID for the create/join world screen and DAT_10483330 is 0
  if ((sceneId == 0x1b) && (DAT_10483330 == '\0')) {
    // run something? Return value seems to be used in GetGameSettings for the offset
    // should be 0 otherwise it wouldn't really be getting setting 0x16. 
    settingsOffset = (**(code **)(*DAT_105600b0 + 0xe4))();
    // get setting 0x16
    setting0x16 = GameSettings::GetGameSettings(settingsOffset,0x16);
    // if it's not 0, set the ID to the new update screen (which will show it instead of the world screen)
    if (setting0x16 != 0) {
      sceneId = 0x2d; // new update screen id
      // set that DAT to 1
      DAT_10483330 = '\x01';
    }
  }

And some more under UIScene_NewUpdateMessage::handleInput, which is what sets 0x25 and 0x16

        // get setting 0x16
        setting0x16 = GameSettings::GetGameSettings(*(int *)(param_1 + 0xa4),0x16);
        // if it's bigger than 0
        if (0 < (int)setting0x16) {
          // subtract 1
          setting0x16--; // originally setting0x16 - 1
        }
        // set 0x16 to 0x16's new value anded by 0xff
        GameSettings::SetGameSettings(*(int *)(param_1 + 0xa4),0x16,setting0x16 & 0xff);
        // set 0x25 to 1
        GameSettings::SetGameSettings(*(int *)(param_1 + 0xa4),0x25,1);
        // I believe this saves settings?
        GameSettings::CheckGameSettingsChanged(true,*(int *)(param_1 + 0xa4));
        // Navigate back (Not sure how this works exactly)
        // 0x52 makes it check a UIScene* var, and returns if the value is nullptr (0x52 actually causes it to fall into the default value of the switch statement according to the pcode)
        // Once that happens it runs some more confusing code that I cannot decipher myself.
        ConsoleUIController::NavigateBack
          (ConsoleUIController::instance,*(int *)(param_1 + 0xa4),false,0x52,8);

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