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Stereo · (This post was last modified: 2010-07-09, 03:47 PM by Stereo.)

A few patches back Fiel posted an extraction of unknown item data. Looks something like this.

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In retrospect, it's fairly obvious what this is - a full description of the stat bonuses available through the new purple item identification scrolls + magnifying glasses.

As a broad overview, there are a few features of this that can be interpreted:
(1) the 6 digit codes beginning each line
a) first 2 digits: item identification type:
00 - any
01 - rare
02 - epic
03 - unique
I would speculate that when an item is identified, effects can be raised from any of these "up to" the one in question. So rare items are 00/01, epic are 00/01/02, etc. But it is possible that it's something else.
b) middle 2 digits: bonus type
00 - stats - everything from dex to wdef to accuracy/evasion, both as straight +x and as +x%.
01 - hp/mp regen, increase SP
02 - effects added to player attacks: hp/mp drain, skills (darkness etc.)
03 - effects added to monster attacks: damage reduction/reflection, skills
04 - effects added somewhere? hp/mp drain again
05 - skill cost amelioration - reduce casting costs, regen mp - possible decrease cast times?
06 - effects added to player attacks: increase boss damage, increase meso/item droprates
07 - chance to 1hko? this is really unclear
08 - unused
09 - faces
10 - mini HB/Haste/Magic Door/SE, I think. Requires level 70 or 120, and has +1 level.
c) last 2 digits: bonus uniqueness codes

(2) info.optionType
I would guess this is a bitfield or similar. Some skills omit this value - I propose that these skills are available on any item.
Table of possible values and associated skills

optionType	10	11	20	21	40	51	52	53	54	55	90
	incPAD	incPDD	MP	HP	recoveryHP	facial expressions	time (a)	*** HB	25% chance HP	incSpeed	recoveryHP
	incMAD	incMDD	ignoreDAM	MP	recoveryMP	*** Door			25% chance MP	incJump	recoveryMP
	incPADr	incPDDr	ignoreDAMr		**	incAllskill			**** SE	*** Haste	DAMreflect
	incMADr	incMDDr	*								mpconReduce
	incCr	recoveryUP									MPrestore
	incCDr										incMesoProp
	incDAMr										incRewardProp
	attack 1000
	...
	attack 1005
	ignoreTargetDef
	inc boss damage

* - something at a 1% rate
** - something at a 2% rate
*** - level 1 (req lv.70) -> mini HB, Haste, Door?
**** - level 1 (req lv. 120) -> mini SE?
(a) time = 1, or time = 2, or time = 5 & prop = 2 - don't know what it does

optionType =
10 - pretty clearly weapons.
11 - armor
40 - face accessory
51 - hats
52 - capes?
53 - top/bottom/overall
54 - gloves
55 - shoes

(3) .level.x
Given evidence, seems to indicate item level requirement - where item level is apparently from (10*x-9) to (10*x) - eg. level.1 is 1~10, level.12 is 111~120.

(4) decoding the bonuses.
Fiel did a large part of this already:
incSTRr - Increase Strength Rate - This will increase STR by a percentage
incDEXr - Increase DEX Rate - Increases DEX by a percentage
So on and so forth for INT, LUK, Maximum HP, Maximum MP, ACC, Evasion, WATK, MATK, Physical defense, Magical defense, Hands, even Damage. One attribute doesn't make sense - IncrCDr - What is CD?
IgnoreTargetDEF - Ignores your enemy's DEF - Reduces the amount that enemy's DEF affects your damage
ignoreDAM - Ignore damage received? Not sure
DAMReflect - Reflect damage a la Powerguard
mpconreduce - Reduce the cost of spells
mpRestore - No idea
incMesoProp - Increase the drop rate of mesos (not the actual mesos dropped, just the drop rate of them dropping)
incRewardProp - Increases drop rate for non-mesos
incAllSkill - Add points to all skills in your arsenal
RecoveryUP - no idea
I would add that
incCr: increase critical rate
~~incCDr: increase critical damage~~ removed
RecoveryUP: increase potions effectiveness (like Alchemist)?
and note
incPAD = physical attack
incMAD = magic attack
incPDD = physical def
incMDD = magical def

Wondering if anyone has anything else to contribute for how to decode these or to make it generally more understandable. Particularly with (2) - I'm guessing this defines the type of item the effect can appear on but I haven't looked at the values in comparison with Pride's post.

Pride Wrote:What the hell is a shard ? OH. Nvm, ShiKage explained it.
Didn't know what it was in english >.>

Here's something more to the extra stats. As you guys know, you use magnifying glasses to identify an item's potential stats.
Each of these magnifying glasses will reveal 2 or 3 stats. No less, no more.
Now, let's say you got a crappy run, and you decide to use a Miracle cube.
Items that have 2 potential stats will alway have 2, and those with 3 potential stats will always have 3 stats.
Rare/Epic/Unique < these may change, but the number of stats will always stay the same.

[COLOR="red"]Rare items have a maximum % stat potential of 3%.
Therefore, total % of a rare item can have 3% + 3% + 3%.

Epic items have a maximum % stat potential of 6%.
Therefore, total % of an Epic item can have 6% + 6% + 6%.

Unique items have a maximum % stat potential of 9%.
Therefore, total % of a Unique item can have 9% + 9% + 9%.[/COLOR]

[COLOR="blue"]Levels 1~30: Rare = 1%, Epic = 2%, Unique = 3%
Levels 31~70: Rare = 2%, Epic = 4%, Unique = 6%
Levels 71+: Rare = 3%, Epic = 6%, Unique = 9%[/COLOR]

Possible stats for certain items:
Hats - Chance of showing an Emotion when hit, Stats, Stat %, Accuracy, Avoidability, W.DEF, M.DEF %, Chance of recovering HP/MP, Ignore monster's attack/damage.
Face accessory - Stat %, Accuracy, Avoidability, W.DEF, M.DEF %, Recover HP/MP per second, Max HP/MP
Eye accessory - Stat %, Accuracy, Avoidability, W.DEF, M.DEF %, Max HP/MP
Tops/bottoms/overalls - Stat %, Chance of Invincibility when hit, +1 ~2 of a skill, Chance of recovering HP/MP, W.DEF, M.DEF, Avoidablility, Accuracy %, Chance of Autosteal (No idea what this is though), +% of a potion, Reduction of a curse's duration (Seal, slow, etc.), Max HP/MP
Shoes - Stat %, W.DEF, M.DEF, Avoidability, Accuracy %, Chance of avoiding an attack, Max HP/MP
Gloves - Stat %, W.DEF, M.DEF, Avoidability, Accuracy %, Chance of recovering HP/MP when attacking, +% of a potion, Max HP/MP, Chance of Autosteal
Capes - Stat %, W.DEF, M. DEF, Chance of avoiding an attack, Max HP/MP, +1~2 of all skills
Earrings - Stat %, W.DEF, M.DEF, Avoidability, Accuracy %, Max HP/MP
Belts and rings - Stat %, W.DEF, M.DEF, Avoidability, Accuracy %, Max HP/MP
Weapons - Stat %, W.ATT, M.ATT, Total W.ATT %, Total damage %, M.ATT %, Ignore monster's W.DEF/M.DEF at a certain percentage, 20%~30% bonus damage when attacking a boss monster, Chance to recover HP/MP, All skills +1~2, Max HP/MP, Critical damage, Chance to freeze/poison/seal/slow/blind monster

Credits go to 나무그늘사이 of Insoya, and many others who provided proof.

Kalovale · (This post was last modified: 2010-07-09, 11:06 AM by Kalovale.)

Interesting, only Epic and Unique items can have miniSkills?

I guess this confirms what Pride said:

Pride Wrote:Levels 1~30: Rare = 1%, Epic = 2%, Unique = 3%
Levels 31~70: Rare = 2%, Epic = 4%, Unique = 6%
Levels 71+: Rare = 3%, Epic = 6%, Unique = 9%

Rare

Epic

Unique

EDIT: I'm assuming you've tried all 100 values for info.optionType? I'm doing that now and it seems pointless since all I can find are already found.

According to this post:

Cyanne Wrote:Also, you can get self-door from hats, self-HB from tops/bottoms/overalls, self-haste from shoes, and self-SE from gloves.

optionType 51 - *** should be miniDoor. 55 *** = Haste, so 53 should be HB, meaning tops/bottoms/overalls. This leads me to believe optionType 5x denotes "armor" in general -> could 52 be Cape?
optionType 54 = Gloves (supposing it gives SE, which presumably requires character to be lvl 120+)

attackType 1000, 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004 and 1005 could probably include freeze/poison/seal/slow/blind and burn(?)

EDIT: I believe you meant for ** to be under type40, which seems to be the only thing that has regen (HP/MP recovery without a prop variable) a.k.a Face Accessory.

~~type11, I'm assuming again, might be Shields since it's in Weapon's 1x format and has a bunch of defensive capabilities.~~
Nevermind, it's top/bottom/overall, which kinda screws up my format theory. But then 11 doesn't give HB and 53 does?

Stereo · 2010-07-09, 02:51 PM

Kalovale Wrote:optionType 51 - *** should be miniDoor. 55 *** = Haste, so 53 should be HB, meaning tops/bottoms/overalls. This leads me to believe optionType 5x denotes "armor" in general -> could 52 be Cape?
optionType 54 = Gloves (supposing it gives SE, which presumably requires character to be lvl 120+)

attackType 1000, 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004 and 1005 could probably include freeze/poison/seal/slow/blind and burn(?)

EDIT: I believe you meant for ** to be under type40, which seems to be the only thing that has regen (HP/MP recovery without a prop variable) a.k.a Face Accessory.

~~type11, I'm assuming again, might be Shields since it's in Weapon's 1x format and has a bunch of defensive capabilities.~~
Nevermind, it's top/bottom/overall, which kinda screws up my format theory. But then 11 doesn't give HB and 53 does?

Whoops, yah, moved ** to type 40 and added those types.

I think type 11 is probably every type of armor. And then they get additional other stuff individually from 5x.

Should probably ask Fiel if the list is still accurate - for example the +1 to all skills doesn't have an optionType at all so it should be available on any equip?

Fiel · 2010-07-09, 03:19 PM

Most up to date list

Stereo · 2010-07-09, 03:45 PM

Looks like incCDr got dumped entirely, and incAllskill is type 51 now. Thanks.

Plus some other changes... the * and ** I mentioned are now both type 54. I guess really I should go through the updated list and redo the table.

Any chance you could do a dump with them sorted by optionType?

jhkplaya888 · 2010-07-09, 05:04 PM

Does skills stack? Like if your top and bottom give self HB to they add or just cancle each other out. What happens if a real skill is used like self SE with real SE.

Also does anyone know the chances of this making it to GMS?

Fiel · 2010-07-09, 08:00 PM

10	000011	incPAD
10	000012	incMAD
10	010011	incPAD
10	010012	incMAD
10	010051	incPADr
10	010052	incMADr
10	010055	incCr
10	010070	incDAMr
10	010201	prop/HP
10	010206	prop/MP
10	010221	attackType/level/prop
10	010226	attackType/level/prop
10	010231	level/attackType/prop
10	010236	level/attackType/prop
10	010241	level/attackType/prop
10	010246	level/attackType/prop
10	010291	ignoreTargetDEF
10	020051	incPADr
10	020052	incMADr
10	020055	incCr
10	020070	incDAMr
10	020201	prop/HP
10	020206	prop/MP
10	020291	ignoreTargetDEF
10	030051	incPADr
10	030052	incMADr
10	030055	incCr
10	030070	incDAMr
10	030291	ignoreTargetDEF
10	030601	boss/incDAMr
10	030602	boss/incDAMr
11	000013	incPDD
11	000014	incMDD
11	010013	incPDD
11	010014	incMDD
11	010045	incMHPr
11	010046	incMMPr
11	010053	incPDDr
11	010054	incMDDr
11	020045	incMHPr
11	020046	incMMPr
11	020053	incPDDr
11	020054	incMDDr
11	030045	incMHPr
11	030046	incMMPr
11	030053	incPDDr
11	030054	incMDDr
11	030551	RecoveryUP
20	020351	ignoreDAM/prop
20	020352	ignoreDAM/prop
20	020353	ignoreDAM/prop
20	030356	ignoreDAMr/prop
20	030357	ignoreDAMr/prop
40	010151	RecoveryHP
40	010156	RecoveryMP
51	000901	prop/time
51	000902	prop/time
51	000903	prop/time
51	000904	prop/time
51	000905	prop/time
51	030106	incAllskill
51	030107	incAllskill
51	031002	level
52	020366	time
52	020396	time
52	030366	time
52	030371	time/prop
53	031004	level
54	020401	prop/HP
54	020406	prop/MP
54	030701	prop
54	030702	prop
54	031003	level
55	000009	incSpeed
55	000010	incJump
55	010009	incSpeed
55	010010	incJump
55	031001	level
90	020181	RecoveryHP/RecoveryMP
90	020376	DAMreflect/prop
90	020501	mpconReduce
90	020511	mpRestore
90	020650	incMesoProp
90	020656	incRewardProp
90	030376	DAMreflect/prop
90	030501	mpconReduce
90	030511	mpRestore
90	030650	incMesoProp
90	030656	incRewardProp

Kalovale · (This post was last modified: 2010-07-10, 06:17 AM by Kalovale.)

Man, that is way easier than doing it manually. I need to go back to coding to make all this info instead of putting them to use.

Fiel · 2010-07-09, 09:42 PM

Regular expressions are excruciatingly powerful. I would strongly suggest any programmer learn them.

Cyanne · 2010-07-19, 06:42 PM

Just to make sure I'm understanding this correctly, can anyone confirm/deny these are all the possible bonuses for weapons?

Rare: +str, +dex, +int, +luk, +hp, +mp, +acc, +avoid, +% str, +% dex, +% int, +% luk, +% hp, +% mp, +% acc, +% avoid, + all stats, +att, +magic, +att, +magic, +% att, +% magic, increase critical rate, +% damage, heal hp on kills, heal mp on kills, skill 90001000 (?, requires level 10), stun(requires level 10), slow(requires level 10), poison(requires level 10), darkness(requires level 10), seal(requires level 10), ignore defense(requires level 30)
Epic: +% str, +% dex, +% int, +% luk, +% hp, +% mp, +% acc, +% avoid, +% att, +% magic, increase critical rate, +% damage, +% all stats, heal hp on kills, heal mp on kills, ignore defense(requires level 50)
Unique: +% str, +% dex, +% int, +% luk, +% hp, +% mp, +% acc, +% avoid, +% att, +% magic, increase critical rate, +% damage, +% all stats, ignore defense(requires level 50), increase damage on bosses +20%(requires level 50), increase damage on bosses +30%(requires level 50)

Stereo · 2010-07-19, 11:27 PM

I believe +hp, +mp are also options but I can't be certain.

And it seems likely that in addition to the rank an item identifies as, it can (at least) get stuff from 1 rank lower. I can't tell if you've included that in the lists. I think epic should have +str/dex/luk/int too.

Kalovale · 2010-07-19, 11:42 PM

Stereo Wrote:
And it seems likely that in addition to the rank an item identifies as, it can (at least) get stuff from 1 rank lower. I can't tell if you've included that in the lists. I think epic should have +str/dex/luk/int too.

The way they constructed the data, I would assume each of those lines is one single individual bonus on its own. I don't expect it to imply any retroactive effects (higher quality includes features of lower qualities) here. And that's a good thing, so I hope it works out that way.

To invalidate this theory, a single screenshot of Epic/Unique item with +stat would suffice.

Cyanne · 2010-07-21, 01:35 AM

If the chances of bonuses did stack, what would be the difference between 00 and 01 in the first two digits then? Maybe 00 is for the star/enhancement system? As said above, a single screenshot of something with a lower-leveled bonus than its rating would disprove this.

Stereo · 2010-07-21, 02:33 AM

Cyanne Wrote:If the chances of bonuses did stack, what would be the difference between 00 and 01 in the first two digits then? Maybe 00 is for the star/enhancement system? As said above, a single screenshot of something with a lower-leveled bonus than its rating would disprove this.

The facial expressions are rated 0.

http://spadow.files.wordpress.com/2010/0...=250&h=416

Here's a Rare item with the facial expression.

So either
1) 00 + 01 (01 + 02, 02 + 03)
2) 00 + x (00 + 01, 00 + 02, 00 + 03)
3) 00 ~ x (00 + 01, 00 + 01 + 02, 00 + 01 + 02 + 03)

Need to find an item with 03 + 01, or 03 + 02 + 01 exclusive to prove which.

But for example, an item with 6% and 9% is showing ratings 2 and 3 - since 6% is an Epic rating, 9% is a Unique rating. As far as I can see there's no 6% stats Unique for level 71+ equips so it's gotta be from somewhere else. Makes the most sense that items can have 2 ratings (x or x-1) to me.

Kalovale · 2010-07-21, 02:45 AM

Stereo Wrote:
But for example, an item with 6% and 9% is showing ratings 2 and 3 - since 6% is an Epic rating, 9% is a Unique rating. As far as I can see there's no 6% stats Unique for level 71+ equips so it's gotta be from somewhere else. Makes the most sense that items can have 2 ratings (x or x-1) to me.

That could be true. Since we can safely assume that incSTAT doesn't act as the ceiling for random variations (seeing how there have been no screenshots with a +5%stat), what it can function as is the absolute/fixed bonus values itself.

backup evidence

[imgspoiler=moar backup]http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/4516/pendantk.jpg[/imgspoiler]

66alex66 · 2010-07-21, 03:00 AM

So say you're a BM and you use hurricane for everything would you be able to recover enough MP/hit to attack nonstop?

Kalovale · 2010-07-25, 01:28 AM

I have a question.

Quote:10 - mini HB/Haste/Magic Door/SE, I think. Requires level 70 or 120, and has +1 level.

Is this character's level, or the item's level? Makes sense to me both ways, but I'm assuming it's the item that matters. If so, brb hoarding PoT.

Manu · 2010-07-28, 05:15 PM

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Interested in that, you see, for level 90 and 100 equips, it says 5, but it's really common to see them adding 10....
It adds 5 and 10 (I got both cases on my king cent), question is why o,o
(started wondering about this because I noticed that level 80 weapons added 8 weapon attack and level 120 added 12, so I came here to check the attack limit on each level.)

Stereo · 2010-07-28, 05:29 PM

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This is the "Rare" level physical attack boost. You can get level 0 or 1 bonuses on Rare items, then 2 on Epic and 3 on Unique.

I'm thinking of reformatting this information into a more readable table.

Chameleonic · 2010-07-29, 01:49 AM

I thought Rare items couldnt have more than 3% stats?

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