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Male/Female tags
#1
I've looked and looked through the data, but I can't find anything indicating whether the top/bottom/overall is male, female, or both. The strings that say "(M)" or "(F)" for the equips in-game seem to be concatenated from elsewhere.

Does this info not exist in the client data, or am I being blind?
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#2
It's in the item ID, 4th digit from the right, 0xxx for male, 1xxx for female, 2xxx for both.
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#3
Yeah, I was wondering the same thing except for weapon type instead of gender. The item ID isn't just an arbitrary number, it actually means something regarding the item's classification.
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#4
Stereo Wrote:It's in the item ID, 4th digit from the right, 0xxx for male, 1xxx for female, 2xxx for both.

Ooh, I didn't catch that pattern xD ty!

I have noticed number patterns in the IDs of various things, especially the maps. I just tend to suck at finding patterns in the more "static" stuff.
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#5
KajitiSouls Wrote:Ooh, I didn't catch that pattern xD ty!

I have noticed number patterns in the IDs of various things, especially the maps. I just tend to suck at finding patterns in the more "static" stuff.
map patterns are pretty complex, but the first digit is the continent ( 2 is Ossyria, for example), the second is the region (6 is nihal desert) and the third would correspond to the town in that region to which the map belongs (261 would be Magatia). This mostly applies to Ossyria but it also applies to Vic to some extent. Any ID that has mostly 0's is usually the base town.

Eh, it's hard to explain. It's something you kinda got to figure out on your own as you work with the data.
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#6
Yeah.
Skills are like, job level, generic class, subclass, passive/active or something, 0, 0, order in the skillbook. It's the only one I almost know the whole meaning of, because 1) it's simple and 2) it's the first and only data file I've become familiar with.

I'm thinking... someone ought to make a reference for these things.
Then again, they're only useful for people that work directly with the data, and if you do then it isn't hard to pick up.
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