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+/********************************************************
+*                                                       *
+* Copyright (C) Microsoft. All rights reserved.         *
+*                                                       *
+********************************************************/
+
+// Sentient Client Resource API
+//
+// Include this to get access to all Resource-related Sentient features.
+
+#pragma once
+
+#include "SenClientTypes.h"
+
+
+namespace Sentient
+{
+	//======================//
+	//                      //
+	//    Resource Types    //
+	//                      //
+	//======================//
+
+	/// @brief           Resource types/categories.
+	///
+	/// @details         This value is normally used to fill the top 8 bits of a resource ID, with the bottom 24 being an index.
+	///
+	enum SenResourceType : INT8
+	{
+		SenResourceType_Invalid,
+		SenResourceType_Avatar,
+		SenResourceType_BoxArt,
+		SenResourceType_Config,
+		SenResourceType_Help,
+	};
+
+	/// @brief           Resource types/categories.
+	///
+	/// @details         The top 8 bits are always the SenResourceType.  The bottom 24 are typically an index into the category.
+	///                  These categories do not overlap, so that we can choose to store different resource types in the same or 
+    ///                  different tables, depending on what is more useful.  Note, though, that you should expect E_INVALIDARG
+	///                  back if you pass an ID from one category to a call wanting a different category.
+	///                  Some categories' IDs will be hardwired/assumed, while others will be generated inside of Microsoft (e.g. box art).
+	///
+    enum SenResourceID : INT32
+    {
+		/// This is used to indicate a failed search, an invalid resource structure, or sometimes to substitute for a default.
+        SenResourceID_Invalid     = (INT32)SenResourceType_Invalid << 24,
+
+        /// This is the first VIP reward costume and there is one for each title.
+        SenResourceID_Superstar_0 = (INT32)SenResourceType_Avatar  << 24,
+        /// This is the second VIP reward costume and there is one for each title.
+        SenResourceID_Superstar_1,
+        /// This is the third VIP reward costume and there is one for each title.
+        SenResourceID_Superstar_2,
+        /// This is the fourth VIP reward costume and there is only one, shared across all titles.
+        SenResourceID_Superstar_3,
+        /// This is the fifth VIP reward costume and there is only one, shared across all titles.
+        SenResourceID_Superstar_4,
+
+        /// This is used for the cross-sell screen and contains things such as an image, offerID, strings, etc.
+        SenResourceID_BoxArt_0    = (INT32)SenResourceType_BoxArt  << 24,
+
+        /// This is used for game-private config files, and is only the base of the range.
+		/// Titles may use the entire 24-bit space for various custom config files.
+        SenResourceID_Config_0    = (INT32)SenResourceType_Config  << 24,
+
+        /// This is used for server-supplied help files/text.
+		/// At the moment, this is not supported.
+        SenResourceID_Help_0      = (INT32)SenResourceType_Help    << 24,
+
+    };
+
+	/// @brief           Resource schedule priority.
+	///
+	/// @details         This is currently reserved for later use in overriding one resource with another on a schedule.
+	///                  It is not currently used and may be changed at a later date.
+	///
+    typedef INT32 SenResourcePriority;
+    enum 
+    {
+        SenResourcePriority_Default = 0,
+    };
+
+	/// @brief           Generic resource information.
+	///
+	/// @details         This structure contains enough information to uniquely identify
+    ///                  one resource at a given time on the schedule, e.g. an avatar or 
+    ///                  box art at 3am.  (Note that schedules are not currently used and
+	///                  may be re-architected in the future.)
+	///
+    struct SenResourceInfo
+    {
+        SenSysTitleID       titleID;    ///< This is the title the resource is assigned to, or SenTitleID_Shared for all.
+        SenResourceID       resourceID; ///< This is the resource ID within the title's space.
+
+        SenResourcePriority priority;   ///< Schedule priority.  This is not currently used and may be changed at a later date.
+        SYSTEMTIME          begins;     ///< Scheduled begin time (inclusive).  This is not currently used and may be changed at a later date.
+        SYSTEMTIME          ends;       ///< Scheduled end time (exclusive).  This is not currently used and may be changed at a later date.
+    };
+
+
+	//==========================//
+	//                          //
+	//    Resource Functions    //
+	//                          //
+	//==========================//
+
+	// None at the moment.
+
+} // namespace Sentient