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HugeLunatic: /* Build mode type and subsort */

2020-06-05T19:59:09Z

‎Build mode type and subsort

2018-05-16T20:02:42Z

‎RAW Data - Miscellaneous

2017-09-10T16:07:18Z

2017-04-25T20:26:54Z

‎RAW Data - Memories & Wants

2017-04-25T20:17:10Z

‎RAW Data - Memories & Wants

2016-12-20T23:23:13Z

‎RAW Data - Catalog Sorting

2016-12-20T23:05:00Z

‎RAW Data - Catalog Ratings

2016-12-20T22:54:19Z

‎RAW Data - Catalog Ratings

2016-08-15T14:23:19Z

Adding Pool sorting

2014-07-08T21:03:06Z

‎RAW Data - Catalog Ratings

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 |[[Image:Icon_Staircases.png]]||Staircases||0x0001||0x0020||[[Image:Icon_Pool.jpg]]||Pools||0x0001||0x0040
 |-
-|[[Image:Icon_ModStairs.jpg]]||Modular Stairs||0x0000||0x0000||[[Image:Icon_Fireplace.jpg]]||Fireplaces||0x000||0x000
+|[[Image:Icon_ModStairs.jpg]]||Modular Stairs||0x0000||0x0000||[[Image:Icon_Fireplace.jpg]]||Fireplaces||0x0000||0x0000
 |-
 |[[Image:Icon_Garage.png]]||Garage||0x0001||0x0400||[[Image:Icon_Fence.jpg]]||Fence||XFNC||none

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 ==RAW Data - Miscellaneous==
 [[Image:RAWData Miscellaneous.JPG|frame|Miscellaneous RAW Data]]This section has a random selection of other fields.
 "Niceness Multiplier" (0x002D) is set to 0x0190 for decorative objects and 0x0064 for all others.

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:07, 10 September 2017
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	In order to have the placement of objects on shelves operate correctly for the size of your object, Object Size (quantity per shelf) (0x004F) should be set to 0 for large objects, 1 for medium objects, and 2 for small objects. ''Have also seen 3 - what does that mean?''		In order to have the placement of objects on shelves operate correctly for the size of your object, Object Size (quantity per shelf) (0x004F) should be set to 0 for large objects, 1 for medium objects, and 2 for small objects. ''Have also seen 3 - what does that mean?''
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		+	Setting Extend Footprint (0x004E) causes the game to dynamically create the footprint on the basis of the size of the object mesh (or the bounding mesh?). Presumably footprint tiles created this way cannot have the same properties as traditional multi-tile object creation, such as being impassable, but this approach is useful for ceiling lights.
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 [[Image:RAWData MemoriesWants.JPG|frame|Memories and Wants RAW Data]]
-Object want category list can be found in tsData\Res\Wants\WantTuning.package
+Object want category list can be found in "tsData\Res\Wants\WantTuning.package"
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 ==RAW Data - Memories & Wants==
-[[Image:RAWData MemoriesWants.JPG|frame|Memories and Wants RAW Data]]''I have done no research on these yet''
+[[Image:RAWData MemoriesWants.JPG|frame|Memories and Wants RAW Data]]
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 |Apartment Life||0000 0000 0000 0000||0x0000||0000 0000 0000 0001||0x0001
 |-
 |}

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 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-!ratingSkillFlags bits!!Skill
+!ratingSkillFlags value!!Skill
 |-
 |1||Cooking

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 The [[Environmental Rating]] (Room Rating), is an exception to the coding requirement in that the motive increase for decorative objects depends on both the object's [[#RAW Data - Catalog Price|Price]] and its "[[#RAW Data - Miscellaneous|Niceness Multiplier]]" (0x002D). "ratingRoom" (0x0059) should be given a value that is appropriate to the object's [[#RAW Data - Catalog Price|Price]].
-"ratingSkillFlags" (0x0059) is a combination of all the skills, so rather than the value here being the amount of that rating, it is a [[bit]] flag turning on "+ ''skill''" in the catalog description as the following table details.
+"ratingSkillFlags" (0x0059) is a combination of all the skills, so rather than the value here being the amount of that rating, it is a [[bit]] flag turning on "+ ''skill''" in the catalog description as the following table details. Values listed below are decimal values. For multiple skills, add together the value of the individual skills. For example the FT activity table gives creativity and mechanical, 16+2 = 18.
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
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 |2||Mechanical
 |-
-|3||Logic
+|4||Logic
 |-
-|4||Body
+|8||Body
 |-
-|5||Creativity
+|16||Creativity
 |-
-|6||Charisma
+|32||Charisma
 |-
-|7||Study
+|128||Cleaning
-|-
-|8||Cleaning
 |}

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 |[[Image:Icon WallCoverings.JPG]]||Wall Coverings||XOBJ|| ie: paint, paneling||[[Image:Icon_Awning.jpg]]||Awnings|| ||
 |-
-|[[Image:Icon_Staircases.png]]||Staircases||0x0001||0x0020||[[Image:Icon_Pool.jpg]]||Pools|| ||
+|[[Image:Icon_Staircases.png]]||Staircases||0x0001||0x0020||[[Image:Icon_Pool.jpg]]||Pools||0x0001||0x0040
 |-
 |[[Image:Icon_ModStairs.jpg]]||Modular Stairs||0x0000||0x0000||[[Image:Icon_Fireplace.jpg]]||Fireplaces||0x000||0x000

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 No other effect is provided by these - i.e. they don't actually do the motive increase - you must code this as well.
-The [[Environmental Rating]] (Room Rating), is an exception to the coding requirement in that the motive increase for decorative objects depends on both the object's [[#RAW Data - Catalog Price|Price]] and its [[#RAW Data - Miscellaneous|"Niceness Multiplier"]] (0x002D). "ratingRoom" (0x0059) should be given a value that is appropriate to the object's [[#RAW Data - Catalog Price|Price]].
+The [[Environmental Rating]] (Room Rating), is an exception to the coding requirement in that the motive increase for decorative objects depends on both the object's [[#RAW Data - Catalog Price|Price]] and its "[[#RAW Data - Miscellaneous|Niceness Multiplier]]" (0x002D). "ratingRoom" (0x0059) should be given a value that is appropriate to the object's [[#RAW Data - Catalog Price|Price]].
 "ratingSkillFlags" (0x0059) is a combination of all the skills, so rather than the value here being the amount of that rating, it is a [[bit]] flag turning on "+ ''skill''" in the catalog description as the following table details.