| Display title | Diegetic Interface |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Game interface elements that are a part of the game universe. "Diegetic" is a term meaning "within the narrative", usually used in reference to music. Diegetic music is heard by the characters because it's actually being played in the scene (as opposed to non-diegetic background music). Diegetic menus are the same — they actually exist in the game world, rather than simply appearing for the benefit of the player. |