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	====murowave, blanka, thunderbolt and super_attractor====		====murowave, blanka, thunderbolt and super_attractor====
	Exclusive to Mutant Muro, used for his superpowers: "butt-quake", ~~tractor beam~~ (attractive lightning) and "~~thunderbolt~~" (repulsive lightning).		Exclusive to Mutant Muro, used for his superpowers: "butt-quake", "thunderbolt" (attractive lightning) and "blanka" (repulsive lightning).

	The PAR3 references are '''murowave_e01''' for "murowave", '''w14_muro_e01''' for "blanka", '''w13_muro_e01''' for "thunderbolt" and '''super_e02''' for "super_attractor".		The PAR3 references are '''murowave_e01''' for "murowave", '''w14_muro_e01''' for "blanka", '''w13_muro_e01''' for "thunderbolt" and '''super_e02''' for "super_attractor".

Geyser: prompted by the investigation of variabe .dat file sizes across different language versions

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prompted by the investigation of variabe .dat file sizes across different language versions

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==Overview of Vanilla ONCPs==
The ONCPs are not named, so the below tables list the names of the ONCCs that typically refer to the ONCP.
===First five types===
{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 align=right
!acid
|env_splash_e01a
|-
!dust
|h2h_dust_e01
|-
!trail
|h2h_trail_e01
|-
!snap
|h2h_snap_e01
|-
!thud
|h2h_thud_e01
|}
The types "acid", "dust", "trail", "snap" and "thud" are present in every ONCC's ONCP, always with the same [[OBD:BINA/PAR3|PAR3]] references, listed in the table on the right.

Of the 124 ONCCs in Vanilla Oni, the following 34 have minimal ONCPs that contains only the five basic types:
*'''bd_#''' (#=1-5) and '''bdfem_#''' (#=1-4),
*'''generic_male_#''' (#=1-6) and '''generic_female_#''' (#=1-9),
*'''CopfemA#''' (#=1-2) and '''CopmaleA#''' (#=1-4),
*'''SH_generic''', '''SH_dream_lab''', '''Shinzom_generic'''
*'''sniper_generic'''
;Body part override
:All of the basic particles are triggered from TRAM, so the "body part override" at ONCP level is mostly 0xFFFF (None).
:The only exception is "snap", which uses 0x8000 (same as 0xFFFF but with a management of hit/kill flashes).
:As a further exception, the ONCPs of '''security_guard_1''' and '''security_guard_2''' use 0xFFFF for "snap", not 0x8000.

===Contrail and glow===
Another two widespread particle types are "contrail" and "glow".

Every combatant character has them (except for plain-clothed cops and snipers).

Contrails and glows are triggereg from TRAM on specific body parts, to the "body part override" ID for "contrail" and "glow" is always None (0xFFFF).
{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3
!ONCC \ part. type!!contrail!!glow
|-
!security_guard_#
|h2h_trail_e01||h2h_glow_e01
|-
!thug_*_#
|h2h_'''thu'''trail_e01||h2h_'''thu'''glow_e01
|-
!griffin_*
|h2h_'''gri'''trail_e01||h2h_'''gri'''glow_e01
|-
!comguy_#, mad_bomber
|h2h_'''com'''trail_e01||h2h_'''com'''glow_e01
|-
!TCTF_lite_1,<br>TCTF_lite_blackops_1
|h2h_'''tcl'''trail_e01||h2h_'''tcl'''glow_e01
|-
!TCTF_swat_1,<br>TCTF_swat_blackops_1
|h2h_'''swt'''trail_e01||h2h_'''swt'''glow_e01
|-
!tanker_*_1
|h2h_'''tan'''trail_e01||h2h_'''tan'''glow_e01
|-
!striker_*_#,<br>striker_dream_lab
|h2h_'''str'''trail_e01||h2h_'''str'''glow_e01
|-
!red_*_#
|h2h_'''red'''trail_e01||h2h_'''red'''glow_e01
|-
!elite_*_#, barabus
|h2h_'''eli'''trail_e01||h2h_'''eli'''glow_e01
|-
!konoko_generic, k3, k4_*
|h2h_'''kon'''trail_e01||h2h_'''kon'''glow_e01
|-
!muro_generic,<br>mutantmuro
|h2h_'''mur'''trail_e01||h2h_'''mur'''glow_e01
|-
!ninjabot, ninja_*_#
|h2h_'''nin'''trail_e01||h2h_'''nin'''glow_e01
|-
!super_ninja_1
|h2h_'''sni'''trail_e01||h2h_'''sni'''glow_e01
|}

===Special particles===
In addition to "contrail", "glow" and the 5 basic particles, there are several kinds of special/rare particles.
====flash====
Unique to Elite Strikers and Barabas, never actually used (redundant of the Eliflash1 impact?).

The PAR3 reference is '''h2h_eliflash_e01''', attachment is specified in TRAM (body part override 0xFFFF).
====teleport and fireball====
Used exclusively by Mukade, but available for all Ninja as well as "ninjabots".

The PAR3 reference is '''teleport_e01''' for "teleport" and '''w10_sni_e01''' for "fireball".

Attachment is specified in TRAM for both (body part override 0xFFFF).

====super_glow====
Exclusive to Konoko (all variants), Muro and Mutant Muro. Triggered by overpower, hence an explicit body part override 0x0000 (pelvis).

The PAR3 reference is '''superglow_e01''' for Konoko, '''murosuperglow_e01''' for Muro and '''muroglow_e01''' for Mutant Muro.

====super_l_hand and super_r_hand====
Exclusive to Konoko (all variants) and Muro (''not'' Mutant Muro). Triggered by overpower, with an explicit body part override.

The body part override ID is 0x000E (left hand) for "super_l_hand" and 0x0012 (right hand) for "super_r_hand".

The PAR3 references (same for both hands) are '''super_e01''' for Konoko and '''murosuper_e01''' for Muro.

====daodan and daodan2====
Exclusive to Konoko (all variants), used for "powerup" animations in Chapters 6, 7, 11 and 14.

Attachment is specified in TRAM (body part override 0xFFFF) for both "daodan" and "daodan2".

The PAR3 reference is '''h2h_powerup_e01''' for "daodan" and '''h2h_powerup_e01a''' for "daodan2".

====powerup, rocket and barabwave====
Exclusive to Barabas, used for regeneration, Earthquaker and jetpack FX. Attached through TRAM (body part override 0xFFFF).

The PAR3 reference is '''powerup_e01''' for "powerup", '''barab_e01''' for "rocket" and '''barwave_e01''' for "barabwave".

====murowave, blanka, thunderbolt and super_attractor====
Exclusive to Mutant Muro, used for his superpowers: "butt-quake", tractor beam (attractive lightning) and "thunderbolt" (repulsive lightning).

The PAR3 references are '''murowave_e01''' for "murowave", '''w14_muro_e01''' for "blanka", '''w13_muro_e01''' for "thunderbolt" and '''super_e02''' for "super_attractor".

All the particles are triggered from TRAM (body part override 0xFFFF), with the exception of "super_attractor", attached to the chest (0x0008).

====death====
Allows characters to disappear in a spectacular "dream flash" that leaves behind a creepy ghost shape (TXMPskull). The PAR3 reference is '''death_e01'''.

Used in {{C|11}} for Griffin, Muro and Konoko, therefore available for '''muro_generic''', '''griffin generic''' and '''k4_G'''.

Also available for all Konoko variants (''not'' available for '''griffin_swat''' or '''mutantmuro'''!) as well as for '''comguy_#''' and '''mad_bomber'''.

The availability of spectacular "dream-death" for Comguy types is intriguing, possibly hinting at [[Kojiro]]-like story elements.

==Sharing across ONCCs==
As a rule the Vanilla ONCPs are shared by ONCCs that have a common ONCV, e.g., if a level has all nine Striker ONCCs, then there will be three copies of the Striker ONCP: one shared by '''striker_easy_#''' ONCCs, another shared by '''striker_med_#''' ONCCs, and a third one shared by '''striker_hard_#''' ONCCs.

However, this is not always enforced. Thus, in leve1_Final of English Oni, '''striker_easy_1''' and '''striker_easy_3''' share the same ONCP and '''striker_easy_2''' has a different one, and there are two different ONCPs for the five '''thug_wh_#''' ONCCs.

This variable optimization is the main source of discrepancy in .dat file sizes across different language versions of Oni, along with alternative sound takes left behind by localization teams).

[[OniSplit]] optimizes ONCP parenting upon '''-import''' and makes sure that all the ONCCs in a .dat file link to the same unique ONCP whenever possible.

{{OBD}}

OBD talk:ONCP - Revision history

Iritscen: /* murowave, blanka, thunderbolt and super_attractor */ seems that we've had this wrong for a long time

Geyser: prompted by the investigation of variabe .dat file sizes across different language versions