OBD:BINA/OBJC/CONS

This is about console instances. For the console class resource, see OBD:CONS

ONI BINARY DATA AKVA << Other file types >> CBPI BINA : Binary data TMBD << Other BINA >> ONIE OBJC : Objects CMBT << Other OBJC >> DOOR CONS : Console XML tutorial Overview @ Oni Stuff

Offset	Type	Raw Hex	Value	Description
0x000	char[4]	43 4A 42 4F	OBJC	objects
0x004	int32	4C 0E 00 00	5463	size of the complete console part from this position in bytes
0x008	int32	27 00 00 00	39	object list version
0x00C	int32	48 01 00 00	328	size of the following element in bytes
First element (black outline)
Generic object data
0x000	char[4]	53 4E 4F 43	CONS	console
0x004	int32	57 12 00 00	5463	object ID
0x008	int32	08 00 00 00	8	object flags; only used at runtime in Tool mode
0x00C	float	71 0C 6C 44	944.194396	x position of the console
0x010	float	00 00 D8 C1	-27.000000	y position (height) of the console
0x014	float	68 05 EB 41	29.377639	z position of the console
0x018	float	42 FD 17 38	0.000036	rotation on the x axis in degrees
0x01C	float	00 00 87 43	270.000000	rotation on the y axis in degrees
0x020	float	00 00 00 00	0.000000	rotation on the z axis in degrees
Object-specific data
0x024	char[63]	console_data		console class name (reference to 00761-console_data.CONS of level 0)
0x063	int16	01 00	1	console ID
0x065	bitset16	08 00	8	console options; the following bits are possible: 0x01 - runtime: "initialized"; never used 0x02 - runtime: console has been used 0x04 - runtime: console is active (can be used); occurs when console_activate is called, or by calling console_reset if the "initially active" flag is set 0x08 - initially active 0x10 - runtime: "new"; never used 0x20 - punch animation: Konoko will use TRAMKONOKOconsole_punch, a slow punch animation; not used in-game, probably meant to destroy a console 0x40 - alarm console flag; AI can search for the console and use it on its own (no scripting required) when certain conditions (CMBT alarm behavior) are met
0x067	char[63]	_con_INFO		"console deactivated" texture name (reference to 00800-_CON_INFO.TXMP of level 0)
0x0A6	char[63]	_con_INFO		"console activated" texture name (reference to 00800-_CON_INFO.TXMP of level 0)
0x0E5	char[63]	_con_INFO		"console used" texture name (reference to 00800-_CON_INFO.TXMP of level 0)
0x124	int16	01 00	1	number of events
First event (grey outline)
0x126	int16	01 00	1	event type; the following values are used in the vanilla game data (see "Events" below for all values): 01 - script function 04 - activate console 06 - activate alarm 08 - activate trigger 09 - deactivate trigger 11 - unlock door
0x128	char[32]	level3c		event parameter; here, the name of the script function to be called when the console is used

Events

Three OBJC types can trigger an event: a console when activated, a door when opened, and a trigger laser when tripped. This is the full set of event types they can execute:

1 - call script function

2 - activate turret

3 - deactivate turret

4 - activate console

5 - deactivate console

6 - activate alarm

7 - deactivate alarm

8 - activate trigger

9 - deactivate trigger

10 - lock door

11 - unlock door

This allows all sorts of odd combinations, e.g. a trigger laser could activate another trigger laser or unlock a door, but Oni never does anything that unusual in the vanilla game data.

The data size of the parameter assigned to each of these events is a 2-byte int, except for "call script function" which provides space for a 32-byte string.

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ONI BINARY DATA
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BINA : Binary data
TMBD << Other BINA >> ONIE
OBJC : Objects
CMBT << Other OBJC >> DOOR
CONS : Console
Level file