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| − | From [http://www.modthesims.info/showthread.php?p=4497748#post4497748 this post] (velocitygrass, 26th Aug 2014): | + | From [http://www.modthesims.info/showthread.php?p=4497748#post4497748 this post] (velocitygrass, 26th Aug 2014) + additions from the DATA tool v0.0.0.5 source: |
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FieldDataTypeFlags : | FieldDataTypeFlags : | ||
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| + | * 0x00000000 Boolean | ||
* 0x00000001 is type string, only used as type in data tables, which are referenced by fields of type 0x0000000B | * 0x00000001 is type string, only used as type in data tables, which are referenced by fields of type 0x0000000B | ||
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* 0x00000009 => CAS Modifier Instance, i.e. Instance ID of a resource of type 0xC5F6763E | * 0x00000009 => CAS Modifier Instance, i.e. Instance ID of a resource of type 0xC5F6763E | ||
| − | * | + | * 0x00000006 int |
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| + | * 0x00000007 Tag (uint) | ||
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| + | * 0x00000008 Value (ulong) | ||
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| + | * 0x00000009 ModifierName (ulong) | ||
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| + | * 0x0000000A float | ||
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| + | * 0x0000000B VFX => this is actually a string, it's the offset to the actual string in the string table (i.e. the table of type 0x01) | ||
* 0x0000000C => Mode Name (only used in censor tuning), this is string offset + hash of that string | * 0x0000000C => Mode Name (only used in censor tuning), this is string offset + hash of that string | ||
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* 0x0000000D => offset to structure based data (and in tables means it's data according to the structure table it has a pos stored to) | * 0x0000000D => offset to structure based data (and in tables means it's data according to the structure table it has a pos stored to) | ||
| − | * | + | * 0x0000000E, Unknown3 => this is a list with the offset to the first element and then the number of elements |
* 0x0000000F => two floats | * 0x0000000F => two floats | ||
| − | * | + | * 0x00000010, RGBColor => three floats, mostly color, but e.g. the padding in the censor bone data is probably dimensions |
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| + | * 0x00000011 => four floats | ||
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| + | * 0x00000012 => Instance ID | ||
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| + | * 0x00000013 => TGI | ||
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| + | * 0x00000014 => string ID | ||
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Revision as of 17:21, 27 February 2016
From this post (velocitygrass, 26th Aug 2014) + additions from the DATA tool v0.0.0.5 source:
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- In the Data table unknown0C is the data type (same as the field data flags) and unknown10 is the field_size (for string tables this is 1).
FieldDataTypeFlags :
- 0x00000000 Boolean
- 0x00000001 is type string, only used as type in data tables, which are referenced by fields of type 0x0000000B
- 0x00000009 => CAS Modifier Instance, i.e. Instance ID of a resource of type 0xC5F6763E
- 0x00000006 int
- 0x00000007 Tag (uint)
- 0x00000008 Value (ulong)
- 0x00000009 ModifierName (ulong)
- 0x0000000A float
- 0x0000000B VFX => this is actually a string, it's the offset to the actual string in the string table (i.e. the table of type 0x01)
- 0x0000000C => Mode Name (only used in censor tuning), this is string offset + hash of that string
- 0x0000000D => offset to structure based data (and in tables means it's data according to the structure table it has a pos stored to)
- 0x0000000E, Unknown3 => this is a list with the offset to the first element and then the number of elements
- 0x0000000F => two floats
- 0x00000010, RGBColor => three floats, mostly color, but e.g. the padding in the censor bone data is probably dimensions
- 0x00000011 => four floats
- 0x00000012 => Instance ID
- 0x00000013 => TGI
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- 0x00000014 => string ID
As far as padding goes: I believe the DT header, the individual Data blobs, and the ST header all begin at byte zero, so the 16 bytes line before them is filled with zeroes as needed.
