OBD:ONCP

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ONCP : Oni Character Particle Array
Character file

Header

Offset	Raw hex	Value	Meaning
0x00	01 F9 03 00	1017	file ID : 01017-.ONCP
0x04	01 00 00 06	3	level ID : level 3
0x08 - 0x1B	AD DE	dead	blank filler
0x1C	0D 00 00 00	13	13 particles in array (first particle is outlined in black)

Particle array

The array starts at 0x20. Every particle is 0x58=88 bytes long.

Example

acid/env_splash_e01a

Offsets are relative to the start of a particle slot.

Offset	Raw hex	Value	Meaning
0x00 - 0x0F	acid + null char + garbage		label of the particle (used by particle tracks of TRAM)
0x10 - 0x4F	env_splash_e01a + null char + garbage		link by name to 3RAP env_splash_e01a.BINA of level 0
0x50	FFFF	-1	default bone to which particle is linked (-1 = root/none?, 32768 = ?)
0x52	5F00	95	unknown (always the same?)
0x54	00000000	0	unknown (always the same?)

Note

The ONCP is the list of all the particles (motion trails, combo flashes, etc) that will be available for the ONCC that links to it.

Nothing bad happens if an ONCC doesn't find a particle required by an animation, you just get a warning at the console.

Default bone ID

The ones specified in the particle tracks of the TRAM seem to have the final word.

I really don't know about 0x8000=32768 (used for snap/h2h_snap_e01)

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