Object Data - Revision history

Divinity at 15:08, 8 July 2019

2019-07-08T15:08:01Z

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	00 - Proximity ([[Stone Head]] or [[Totem Pole]])		00 - Proximity ([[Stone Head]] or [[Totem Pole]])
	01 - Timed (Usually reoccurring automatic things)		01 - Timed (Usually reoccurring automatic things)
	02 - Player Death		02 - Player Death (Occurring after a certain tribe dies)
	03 - Shaman Proximity ([[Obelisk]])		03 - Shaman Proximity ([[Obelisk]])
	04 - Library ([[Vault of Knowledge]])		04 - Library ([[Vault of Knowledge]])

Rousfv at 13:49, 10 August 2016

2016-08-10T13:49:39Z

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	SWord 8 : End point X		SWord 8 : End point X
	SWord 12 : End point Y		SWord 12 : End point Y

			==Effect: Lightning & Lightning Bolt==

			The position bytes for these effect specify the point in sky. Damage occurs at and near the strike point.

			SWord 8 : Strike point X
			SWord 12 : Strike point Y

	==Triggers==		==Triggers==

IncaWarrior: Moved note on endianness to top to cover all numbers

2014-08-13T15:02:34Z

Moved note on endianness to top to cover all numbers

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	When editing the object data in dat files each object has a Type and Model.		When editing the object data in dat files each object has a Type and Model. All numbers are stored in big-endian format.

	All Objects Start with:		All Objects Start with:
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	SWord 06 : Position-Y		SWord 06 : Position-Y

	The ~~X and Y coordinates are in Big Endian byte ordering, additionally the~~ X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.		The X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.

	See [[Dat Format]] for more information.		See [[Dat Format]] for more information.

Brandan Tyler Lasley at 23:17, 12 August 2014

2014-08-12T23:17:31Z

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	SWord 06 : Position-Y		SWord 06 : Position-Y

	The X and Y coordinates are in Big Endian byte ordering ~~to convert to Little Endian take the first byte and multiply it by 255 then add the second byte. Additionally~~ the X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.		The X and Y coordinates are in Big Endian byte ordering, additionally the X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.

	See [[Dat Format]] for more information.		See [[Dat Format]] for more information.

Brandan Tyler Lasley at 22:36, 12 August 2014

2014-08-12T22:36:06Z

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	SWord 06 : Position-Y		SWord 06 : Position-Y

	The X and Y coordinates are in Big Endian byte ordering to convert to Little Endian take the first byte and multiply it by 255 then add the second byte. ~~Also~~ the X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.		The X and Y coordinates are in Big Endian byte ordering to convert to Little Endian take the first byte and multiply it by 255 then add the second byte. Additionally the X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.

	See [[Dat Format]] for more information.		See [[Dat Format]] for more information.

Brandan Tyler Lasley at 22:35, 12 August 2014

2014-08-12T22:35:23Z

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	SWord 06 : Position-Y		SWord 06 : Position-Y

	The X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.		The X and Y coordinates are in Big Endian byte ordering to convert to Little Endian take the first byte and multiply it by 255 then add the second byte. Also the X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.

	See [[Dat Format]] for more information.		See [[Dat Format]] for more information.

IncaWarrior: /* Buildings and Worship Items */ head note

2012-12-10T05:09:26Z

Buildings and Worship Items: head note

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	All buildings contain one number indicating the angle of the structure.		All buildings contain one number indicating the angle of the structure.

			Worship items must be neutral to work

	==Scenery==		==Scenery==

IncaWarrior: /* Trigger Types */ expanded on timed triggers

2012-11-23T21:00:20Z

Trigger Types: expanded on timed triggers

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	UByte 09 - 1 : Cell Radius		UByte 09 - 1 : Cell Radius
	UByte 10 - 1 : Random Value		UByte 10 - 1 : Random Value
	SByte 11 - 1 : Number of Occurrences (0 for infinite, ~~negative~~ for retrigger)		SByte 11 - 1 : Number of Occurrences (0 for infinite, -1 for retrigger)
	UWord 12 - 6 : Trigger Count: Number of followers to worship it (1 if it is an [[obelisk]] or [[gargoyle]])		UWord 12 - 6 : Trigger Count: Number of followers to worship it (1 if it is an [[obelisk]] or [[gargoyle]]) or timed trigger time
	UWord 14 - : 10 Thing idx		UWord 14 - : 10 Thing idx
	...		...
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	The idx is the initial object count in the dat file. For example you might have 40 objects in the dat file and the 7th object was the effect, the idx would be 7. Then the effect occurs only when the worship object has been worshipped.		The idx is the initial object count in the dat file. For example you might have 40 objects in the dat file and the 7th object was the effect, the idx would be 7. Then the effect occurs only when the worship object has been worshipped.

			====Timed Triggers====
			Timed triggers use the Trigger Count attribute for the time until the trigger will activate. Unlike the pray time for normal triggers, timed triggers use [[Game Turn]]s rather than quarter-seconds. Timed triggers also make use of the Number of Occurrences being set to -1 meaning they need to be triggered by another trigger to activate again. This can be used to link multiple triggers together to get more than 10 effects from a single trigger action.

	==Discoveries==		==Discoveries==

IncaWarrior: fixed math

2012-11-23T19:45:13Z

fixed math

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	SWord 06 : Position-Y		SWord 06 : Position-Y

	The X and Y coordinates are ~~odd~~ numbers from 0-~~255~~. This ~~aligns with~~ the land coordinates ~~2:1 so the object is always in the center of a square~~. To convert to the land coordinates, ~~add 1 and divide by 2, (or just~~ divide by 2 to get the ~~half coordinates~~ in the center of a square).		The X and Y coordinates are even numbers from 0-254. This differs from the land coordinates which are 0-127. To convert to the land coordinates, divide by 2 and add 0.5 to get the object in the center of the square.

	See [[Dat Format]] for more information.		See [[Dat Format]] for more information.

IncaWarrior: added x,y info

2012-11-23T18:42:52Z

added x,y info

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	SWord 04 : Position-X		SWord 04 : Position-X
	SWord 06 : Position-Y		SWord 06 : Position-Y

			The X and Y coordinates are odd numbers from 0-255. This aligns with the land coordinates 2:1 so the object is always in the center of a square. To convert to the land coordinates, add 1 and divide by 2, (or just divide by 2 to get the half coordinates in the center of a square).

	See [[Dat Format]] for more information.		See [[Dat Format]] for more information.