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The line is below, I know that the numbers are for Color, Placement, etc. But I want to know which is which. I'm new to making menus, so I'm using a base and yeah. Thanks to anyone who helps out!

self.Menu.Material["Background"] = self SetMaterial("LEFT", "TOP", 120, 0, 240, 1000, (1,1,1), "black", 0, 0);
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It looks like that would make a certain part of the menu black and most of those numbers are coordinates to where. But that's an educated guess from a computer science major. Havn't coded with that.
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Still need some help, anyone out there?
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Edit: Its just the background of the menu


a sloppy explanation

self.Menu.Material["Background"] = self SetMaterial <-- Calling the Material which is the Background
(["LEFT", "TOP",] <--- where the menu will appear
120, 0, 240, 1000, not sure since i cant see the actual draw background code
{(1,1,1)} <-- Color using RGB??? i cant really look it up right now at school,
["black"] The Material of background
, 0, 0) same with the third one cant tell without the actual function code
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