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+# PyCore Scripting Interface Specifications
+
+This document outlines how to begin writing your own Python scripts to interface with Dolphin.
+
+## Folder Hierarchy
+Scripts and any user-defined helper files are located within `$DOLPHIN_USER_FOLDER/Load/Scripts`. The current folder hierarchy is defined as follows:
+
+```
+/Load/Scripts
+\__ Modules (Directory)
+\__ GAMEID (Directory)
+    \__ SCRIPTS GO HERE
+```
+`GAMEID` can be one or multiple directories which are named after a game's ID without a region (e.g. `RMC` for "Mario Kart Wii (All regions)").
+Subdirectories can be present and will be accessible during game run. Note that, if you organize subdirectories by region, Dolphin will still autorun any scripts with a filename prefixed by '_' present in the `GAMEID` directory and all subdirectories.
+
+`Modules` is automatically created by Dolphin and is the preferred location for any Python modules that game-specific scripts may import.
+
+## Writing Scripts
+Scripts can import various optional modules from dolphin.
+
+- `controller`: Allows you to get/set controller information. Note that for Wii Remotes, the only motion supported via this module is pointing.
+- `debug`: Supports manipulation of code and memory breakpoints
+- `event`: Supports listening for various events such as frame advances and savestate saves/loads
+- `gui`: Grants the ability to render text and polygons to the imgui game overlay (useful for RAM Watch displays)
+- `memory`: Allows for scripts to read from / write to memory
+- `registers`: Supports reading/writing to the PowerPC registers
+- `savestate`: Allows for saving/loading states to/from a slot, file, or byte string
+- `utils`: Various utility functions, such as starting/stopping framedumps, and toggling play
+
+For a full definition of modules, see [python-stubs](../python-stubs).
+
+#### Events
+Events can be listened for in a few ways. Some events may provide arguments, such as whether a savestate load was via a file or a slot.
+
+- Callback
+```python
+from dolphin import event
+
+@event.on_savestatesave
+def my_callback(fromSlot : bool, slotNumber : int):
+    if (fromSlot):
+        print(f"Loaded from slot {slotNumber}")
+    else:
+        print("Loaded from file")
+```
+- Async
+```python
+from dolphin import event
+
+while True:
+    (fromSlot, slotNumber) = await event.savestatesave()
+    if (fromSlot):
+        print(f"Loaded from slot {slotNumber}")
+    else:
+        print("Loaded from file")
+```
+
+### RAM Watch Example
+The following example shows how to read and display a u32 located at address 0x80000000 every frame:
+```python
+from dolphin import event, gui, memory
+
+@event.on_frameadvance
+def my_callback():
+    value = memory.read_u32(0x80000000)
+
+    position = (10, 10)
+    argb_color = 0xFFFFFFFF
+    text = f"{value}"
+    gui.draw_text(position, argb_color, text)
+```
+
+## Running Scripts
+The scripts panel can be accessed either by going to `View->Scripting` or clicking on the `Scripts` toolbar button. This will open the scripting widget on the left side of the Dolphin window. This widget will show a list of all `.py` files present within `$DOLPHIN_USER_FOLDER/Load/Scripts` and its child directories.
+
+Upon loading a game, to hide scripts unrelated to the game you are playing, the widget will navigate to the `GAMEID` folder associated with the active game. If the associated `GAMEID` folder is not present, then the root Scripts directory will be shown. Closing a game will return you to the root Scripts directory.
+
+Scripts can be toggled by clicking the checkbox next to the script name. Even if a script is checked, it will not run until a game is booted up, and it will stop running when a game is shut down.
+
+Scripts with a filename prefixed by `_` will run automatically on game startup. This only applies to scripts within the `GAMEID` folder and any subfolders. Scripts in other directories will not run, even with the `_` prefix.