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Offset	Type	Raw Hex	Value	Description
0x000	res_id	01 49 07 00	1532	01865-KONCOMpunch_heavy.TRAM
0x004	lev_id	01 00 00 00	0	level 0
0x008	int32	00 00 00 00	0	unknown; always zero
0x00C	offset	A0 B4 80 00	00 80 B4 A0	at this position starts the y-position part (heights) of the pelvis in the raw file
0x010	offset	E0 B5 80 00	00 80 B5 E0	at this position starts the x-z-position part of the pelvis in the raw file
0x014	offset	60 B8 80 00	00 80 B8 60	at this position starts the attack part in the raw file
0x018	offset	00 00 00 00	unused	{{{6}}}
0x1C	offset	A0 B8 80 00	00 80 B8 A0	at this position starts the motion blur part in the raw file
0x20	offset	C0 B8 80 00	00 80 B8 C0	at this position starts the shortcut part in the raw file
0x24	offset	00 00 00 00	unused	at this position starts the throw part in the raw file
0x28	offset	E0 B8 80 00	00 80 B8 E0	at this position starts the footstep part in the raw file
0x2C	offset	00 B9 80 00	00 80 B9 00	at this position starts the particle part (trails, dust, etc.) in the raw file
0x30	offset	60 B9 80 00	00 80 B9 60	at this position starts the position part in the raw file
0x34	offset	00 BD 80 00	00 80 BD 00	at this position starts the bodyparts animation part in the raw file
0x38	offset	00 00 00 00	unused	at this position starts the sound part in the raw file
0x3C	bitset32	90 00 08 00	144, 0, 8, 0	flags; they're stored in the anim_flags.StNA file; the following bits are possible /values in hex): 0x01000000 - private1 (this bit is not animation related, it is used at runtime to mark that the animation was loaded) 0x02000000 - invulnerable 0x04000000 - blockHigh 0x08000000 - blockLow 0x10000000 - attack 0x20000000 - dropWeapon 0x40000000 - inAir 0x80000000 - atomic 0x00010000 - noTurn 0x00020000 - attackForward 0x00040000 - attackLeft 0x00080000 - attackRight 0x00100000 - attackBackward 0x00200000 - overlay 0x00400000 - dontInterpolateVelocity 0x00800000 - throwSource 0x00000100 - throwTarget 0x00000200 - realWorld 0x00000400 - doAim 0x00000800 - dontAim 0x00001000 - canPickup 0x00002000 - aim360 0x00004000 - disableShield 0x00008000 - noAIPickup
0x40	link	00 00 00 00	unused	direct animation 0 (link to another TRAM file)
0x44	link	00 00 00 00	unused	direct animation 1 (link to another TRAM file)
Example to the both rows above: 01855-KONCOMcomb_p_p.TRAM links to: 01856-KONCOMcomb_p_p_p.TRAM (direct animation 0) 01857-KONCOMcomb_p_p_k.TRAM (direct animation 1) That means, that after Konokos second punch, Oni waits for a third punch or a kick.
0x48	bitset32	00 00 00 00	0	used parts; legend is for original 19-bone chars; the following bist are possible (values in hex): 0x01000000 - pelvis 0x02000000 - left thigh 0x04000000 - left calf 0x08000000 - left foot 0x10000000 - right thigh 0x20000000 - right calf 0x40000000 - right foot 0x80000000 - mid 0x00010000 - chest 0x00020000 - neck 0x00040000 - head 0x00080000 - left shoulder 0x00100000 - left arm 0x00200000 - left wrist 0x00400000 - left fist 0x00800000 - right shoulder 0x00000100 - right arm 0x00000200 - right wrist 0x00000400 - right fist Aiming screen TRAMs "use" several bones here. Other overlay TRAMs use only "chest". Non-overlay TRAMs use none.
0x4C	bitset	00 00 00 00	0	replaced parts; same legend as above; only overlay TRAMs other than aiming-screen ones "replace" parts.
0x50	float	00 00 00 00	0.000000	final rotation in radians (for anims that make you turn)
0x54	int16	01 00	1	move direction; the following directions are possible: 0 - nothing 1 - forward 2 - backward 3 - left 4 - right
0x56	int16	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x48	bitset	00	0
0x2C	offset
0x04	char[64]	Easy		entry name

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TRAM : Totoro Animation Sequence
Character file

Hex	Translation	Meaning
01 49 07 00	4392	01865-KONCOMpunch_heavy.TRAM
01 00 00 00	0	level 0
00 00 00 00	0	unknown; always zero
A0 B4 80 00	80 B4 A0	at this position starts the y-position part (heights) of the pelvis in the raw file
E0 B5 80 00	80 B5 E0	at this position starts the x-z-position part of the pelvis in the raw file
60 B8 80 00	80 B8 60	at this position starts the attack part in the raw file
00 00 00 00	not used	at this position starts the damage part in the raw file; only tgt throws use it (tgt = target)
A0 B8 80 00	80 B8 A0	at this position starts the motion blur part in the raw file
C0 B8 80 00	80 B8 C0	at this position starts the shortcut part in the raw file
00 00 00 00	not used	at this position starts the throw part in the raw file
E0 B8 80 00	80 B8 E0	at this position starts the footstep part in the raw file
00 B9 80 00	80 B9 00	at this position starts the particle part (trails, dust, etc.) in the raw file
60 B9 80 00	80 B9 60	at this position starts the position part in the raw file
00 BD 80 00	80 BD 00	at this position starts the bodyparts animation part in the raw file
00 00 00 00	not used	at this position starts the sound part in the raw file
90 00 08 00	attack, atomic,	flags (listed in, e.g., anim_flags.StNA)
00 00 00 00	not used	direct animation 0 (link to a TRAM file)
00 00 00 00	not used	direct animation 1 (link to a TRAM file)
Example to the both rows above: 01855-KONCOMcomb_p_p.TRAM links to: 01856-KONCOMcomb_p_p_p.TRAM (direct animation 0) 01857-KONCOMcomb_p_p_k.TRAM (direct animation 1) That means, that after Konokos second punch, Oni waits for a third punch or a kick.
00 00 00 00	no "used parts"	"used parts" bitset. Legend is for original 19-bone chars. 0x01000000 - pelvis 0x02000000 - left thigh 0x04000000 - left calf 0x08000000 - left foot 0x10000000 - right thigh 0x20000000 - right calf 0x40000000 - right foot 0x80000000 - mid 0x00010000 - chest 0x00020000 - neck 0x00040000 - head 0x00080000 - left shoulder 0x00100000 - left arm 0x00200000 - left wrist 0x00400000 - left fist 0x00800000 - right shoulder 0x00000100 - right arm 0x00000200 - right wrist 0x00000400 - right fist Aiming screen TRAMs "use" several bones here. Other overlay TRAMs use only "chest". Non-overlay TRAMs use none.
00 00 00 00	no "replaced parts"	"replaced parts" bitset. Same legend as above. Only overlay TRAMs other than aiming-screen ones "replace" parts.
00 00 00 00	0.000000	final rotation in radians (for anims that make you turn)
01 00	1	move direction
06 00	6	attack sound ("Rising fury!")
8D 87 CF 41	25.941187	maximum "danger"
DE E9 1A 40	2.420524	"danger" min range (world units)
95 34 D3 41	26.400675	"danger" max range (world units)
8D 87 CF 41	25.941187	"danger" at 0° (front)
8D 87 CF 41	25.941187	"danger" at 10°
8D 87 CF 41	25.941187	"danger" at 20°
8D 87 CF 41	25.941187	"danger" at 30°
9D E4 11 41	9.118314	"danger" at 40°
14 BA 04 41	8.295429	"danger" at 50°
6B 77 D4 40	6.639577	"danger" at 60°
50 5A B3 40	5.604774	"danger" at 70°
74 4B 9C 40	4.884211	"danger" at 80°
DF 37 87 40	4.225570	"danger" at 90° (left)
70 75 84 40	4.139336	"danger" at 100°
8E ED 6A 40	3.670749	"danger" at 110°
16 40 5F 40	3.488286	"danger" at 120°
16 40 5F 40	3.488286	"danger" at 130°
BF CD 45 40	3.090683	"danger" at 140°
34 2B 49 40	3.143262	"danger" at 150°
34 2B 49 40	3.143262	"danger" at 160°
34 2B 49 40	3.143262	"danger" at 170°
5A D8 6D 40	3.716330	"danger" at 180° (back)
5A D8 6D 40	3.716330	"danger" at 190°
5A D8 6D 40	3.716330	"danger" at 200°
8F D9 96 40	4.714057	"danger" at 210°
8F D9 96 40	4.714057	"danger" at 220°
B7 7B AB 40	5.358852	"danger" at 230°
F0 81 BF 40	5.984612	"danger" at 240°
98 95 E3 40	7.112011	"danger" at 250°
98 95 E3 40	7.112011	"danger" at 260°
98 95 E3 40	7.112011	"danger" at 270° (right)
98 95 E3 40	7.112011	"danger" at 280°
98 95 E3 40	7.112011	"danger" at 290°
98 95 E3 40	7.112011	"danger" at 300°
ED E7 14 41	9.306623	"danger" at 310°
D4 2E 9E 41	19.772865	"danger" at 320°
8F FB CC 41	25.622831	"danger" at 330°
8D 87 CF 41	25.941187	"danger" at 340°
8D 87 CF 41	25.941187	"danger" at 350°
05 00	5	unknown; always -1 if the attack part doesn't exist
00	0	unknown; always zero
00	0	unknown; always zero
00 00 00 BF	-0.500000	unknown
1E 85 6B BF	-0.920000	unknown
19 47 0C 41	8.767358	unknown
EB 51 F0 40	7.510000	unknown
D7 A3 14 41	9.290000	unknown
0A D7 3B 41	11.740000	unknown
5E 93 BF 40	5.986739	unknown
2F 00	47	unknown (-1 if no attack part of if it's a "thrown" anim)
01	1	unknown
16	22	unknown
85 EB 51 BF	-1.850000	unknown
E1 7A 7C C1	-3.900000	unknown
69 61 BF 40	16.874636	unknown
70 3D 22 41	10.510000	unknown
47 E1 3A 40	8.860000	unknown
33 33 DB 40	18.460000	unknown
F7 C0 2E 3E	0.055320	unknown
00 00 00 00	0	unknown; always zero
18 00 00 00	24	amount of packages of the extent part
E0 BB 80 00	80 BB E0	offset of extent part in raw/sep
konflash1		special impact label (looked up in ONIA)
00 00	0	hard pause in 1/60 seconds
12 00	12	soft pause in 1/60 seconds
00 00 00 00	0	amount of packages of the sound part
00 00 00 00	0	always 0, used at runtime
00 00	0	always 0, used at runtime
3C 00	60	frames per second
06 00	6	compression size
16 00	22	type; animation type from anim_types.StNA
16 00	22	aiming type; animation type from anim_types.StNA
00 00	0	from state
07 00	7	to state
13 00	19	bodyparts
50 00	50	frames
50 00	50	duration in in 1/60 seconds
00 02	unknown	varient, a bitset 0x0001 - SPRint animation 0x0002 - COMbat animation 0x0008 - PIStol animation 0x0010 - NINja PIStol animation (left-handed) 0x0020 - RIFle animation 0x0040 - NINja RIFle animation (left-handed) 0x0080 - PANic or SCRamble animation
AD DE	dead	varient end; Oni read it in this way: DE AD = dead; I would read it as a short: AD DE (not used)
00 00	0	atomic start
FF FF	65535	atomic end
00 00	0	end interpolation
FF FF	65535	maximal interpolation
FF FF	-1	action frame
0A 00	10	first level
01	1	first "invulnerable" frame
1C	28	last "invulnerable" frame
02	2	amount of attacks
00	0	amount of take damage
01	1	amount of motion blur
01	1	amount of shortcuts
02	2	amount of footsteps
04	4	amount of particles
AD DE	dead	not used

Direct links

0x40 and 0x44 : how exactly do they work?

Apparently, the punch/kick triggering has nothing to do with the field where the link is placed.

Those anims are just "made available" (bypassing lookups), and the rest is handled "somehow"...

(according to animtype of available anim and key pressed, maybe with some kind of transition)

geyser 06:28, 24 March 2007 (CET)

0x58-0xF3 - danger zone

Second and third floats seem to be ranges (moderate enough to be in regular world units).

Last 36 are amounts/probabilities of damage in 36 equal sectors around the character.

(often much too large to be ranges in world units)

First float (at 0x58) looks like a normalisation constant: danger amount/normalisation = probability.

If you're in one of the 36 angular sectors within the min and max ranges,

dividing the danger amount by the normalisation gives you the probability of being hit.

"Probably" ^^

geyser 06:28, 24 March 2007 (CET)

0xF4-0x113 and 0x114-0x133

similar to each other? not quite...

exception for "thrown" anims = friend/foe distinction?

maybe check IDs against MELE stuff...

geyser 06:28, 24 March 2007 (CET)

Rather old notes to self...

0x164 is usually the same as 0x162 (type) except for :

• KONRIFrun_slide_getup, KONRIFrun_slide_run
• KONPISstartle_lt1, KONPISstartle_rt1
• KONRIFstartle_lt1, KONRIFstartle_rt1
• STRRIFrun_slide_getup, STRIKElev3_startle
• STRPISstartle_lt1, STRPISstartle_rt1
• STRRIFstartle_lt1, STRRIFstartle_rt1
• STRPISstartle_lt2, STRPISstartle_rt2
• STRRIFstartle_lt2, STRRIFstartle_rt2
• COMPISstartle_lt1, KONPISstartle_rt1
• COMRIFstartle_lt1, KONRIFstartle_rt1
• COMPISstartle_lt2, COMPISstartle_rt2
• COMRIFstartle_lt2, COMRIFstartle_rt2

(for all these, 0x164 is null : "None")

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