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The first pic shows the first part of this file. The second pic the second part, the third pic the third part and the last pic the fourth part of it.

Part 1

Offset	Type	Raw Hex	Value	Description
0x000	res_id	01 00 00 00	0	00000-game_settings.ONGS
0x004	file_id	01 00 00 00	0	level0_Final.dat
0x008	float	00 00 00 40	2.000000	max overpower HP factor
0x00C	float	00 00 80 3E	0.250000	normal hypo strength (see details below)
0x010	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	overpower hypo strength
0x014	float	00 00 C0 3F	1.500000	overpower min damage factor (see details below)
0x018	float	33 33 13 40	2.300000	overpower max damage factor
0x01C	uint32	04 00 00 00	4	number of used key health values for health bar color
0x020	float	00 00 00 00	0.000000	0 percent of full health
0x024	float	C2 F5 28 3F	0.660000	66 percent of full health
0x028	float	47 E1 7A 3F	0.980000	98 percent of full health
0x02C	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	100 percent of full health
0x030	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x034	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x038	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x03C	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x040	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x044	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x048	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x04C	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x050	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x054	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x058	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x05C	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for percent of full health; unused
0x060	color	00 00 FF FF	0, 0, 255; 255	health color at 0 percent of full health (red) (see details below)
0x064	color	00 FF FF FF	0, 255, 255; 255	health color at 66 percent of full health (yellow)
0x068	color	2B A1 13 FF	43, 161, 19; 255	health color at 98 percent of full health (greenish)
0x06C	color	00 FF 00 FF	0, 255, 0; 255	health color at 100 percent of full health (green)
0x070	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x074	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x078	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x07C	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x080	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x084	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x088	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x08C	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x090	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x094	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x098	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
0x09C	color	AD DE AD DE	unused	additional space for health color; unused
Names of the meshes used for powerup items (first entry shown, six used, room for seven)
0x0A0	char[128]	powerup_ammo		name of the 3D model of the red ammo clip (M3GMpowerup_ammo)

Hypo strength

This is the coefficient for how much of the character's health is healed by a hypo. The numbers specified here mean that 25% of the character's max health will be restored under normal conditions, but if the character is already at maximum health then 100% of their max HP is added, doubling their health and taking them into full overpower (assuming the character has an overpower mode, which only Konoko and Muro do). If they are at less than max health, but high enough that the hypo's 25% effectiveness will take them above max health, then the remainder of the hypo counts at a 100% coefficient.

To illustrate, begin with a character with a max of 200 HP; that's Konoko, at least on Normal/Hard difficulty. Thus, for her a hypo will restore 50 HP (25% * 200). Now imagine that Konoko's current health is 190 HP and she uses a hypo: it heals those 10 points, leaving 80% of the hypo's healing power remaining at the point that Konoko reaches max HP. From that point on, the hypo's charge is applied at a rate of 100% of Konoko's max health, meaning it adds another 160 HP to her health, taking her to 360 HP:

$${\underset {\text{overpower hypo strength}}{100\%}}*{\underset {\text{max HP}}{200}}*{\underset {\text{remaining hypo}}{80\%}}={\underset {\text{HP added}}{160}}$$

If you're looking for the speed at which a hypo heals a character, it's not in ONGS but rather in each character's class data: OBD:ONCC § Inventory settings. However we can save you the trouble by telling you that the number is always set to 6. This is the tick delay between each +1 HP, meaning that if a hypo is going to heal you by 50 HP then it will take 6 * 50 = 300 ticks (5 seconds). However healing is greatly accelerated in overpower mode, regenerating health at 1 HP per tick. Thus a hypo will raise Konoko's health from 200 HP to 400 HP in only 200 ticks (3.33 seconds).

Damage factors

The 1.5 and 2.3 figures are multipliers for damage done by melee attacks if the character is capable of overpower mode. For instance, when Konoko is at peak overpower she will do 2.3x damage with each attack, and this will ramp down to 1.5x when she is 1 point above her max HP and about to leave overpower mode. In the above example where Konoko reaches 360 HP from using a hypo, which is 80% of her maximum overpower HP, this means that she will be doing 2.14x damage:

$${\underset {\text{overpower min damage}}{1.5x}}+({\underset {\text{overpower damage range}}{2.3x-1.5x}})*{\underset {\text{overhealth}}{(360-200)\div 200}}={\underset {\text{melee damage factor}}{2.14x}}$$

This will of course only last momentarily, as characters in overpower mode lose 1 HP every 10 ticks (6 HP a second) after the hypo finishes raising their HP to its final point.

Health colors

The colors are specified in the order BGRA. These are not only used for the health bar in the HUD but also hit flashes when striking enemies and for any particle that uses the "special tint" flag (e.g. Barabas' regeneration particles). The actual color used in these circumstances will be an interpolation between the specified key values, so for instance at 33% health you should expect to see a color halfway between 0%'s pure red and 66%'s pure yellow (i.e. orange).

Powerup meshes

This is the order of the items in the array of mesh names: ballistic ammo, energy ammo, hypo, shield, invisibility, LSI.

Part 2

Offset	Type	Raw Hex	Value	Description
Names of the "glow" textures displayed for powerups lying on the ground (first entry shown, six used, room for seven
0x420	char[128]	glowtex_ammo		name of the glow texture for red ammo clips (reference to 01448-glowtex_ammo.TXMP)

Glow textures

See § Powerup meshes for the order of the items in this array.

Part 3

Offset	Type	Raw Hex	Value	Description
0x7A0	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	red ammo glow x size
0x7A4	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	red ammo glow y size
0x7A8	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	green energy cell glow x size
0x7AC	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	green energy cell glow y size
0x7B0	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	hypo glow x size
0x7B4	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	hypo glow y size
0x7B8	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	force shield glow x size
0x7BC	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	force shield glow y size
0x7C0	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	phase cloak glow x size
0x7C4	float	00 00 A0 40	5.000000	phase cloak glow y size
0x7C8	float	00 00 C0 40	6.000000	LSI glow x size
0x7CC	float	00 00 C0 40	6.000000	LSI glow y size
0x7D0	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	extra powerup glow x size; unused
0x7D4	float	AD DE AD DE	unused	extra powerup glow y size; unused
23 links to sounds of various gameplay events
0x7D8	char[32]	...		sound name; unused; (reference to an OSBD file)

Glow sizes

In local coordinates, because the orientation of a dropped powerup can be anything.

Event sounds

0. (unused) - some missing door sound

1. door_fail

2. door_lock

3. (unused) - door_unlock

4. use_hypo

5. (unused)

6. inventory_fail

7. receive_ammo

8. receive_cell

9. receive_hypo

10. receive_lsi

11. compass

12. objective_new

13. objective_prompt

14. objective_complete

15. autosave

16. (unused)

17. (unused)

18. health_low

19. health_over

20. shield

21. invis

22. (unused)

Part 4

Offset	Type	Raw Hex	Value	Description
The following 9 factors affect the notice, block and dodge specified in the melee profile
0xAB8	float	33 33 33 3F	0.700000	enemy notice factor if you play on Easy
0xABC	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	enemy notice factor if you play on Normal
0xAC0	float	33 33 B3 3F	1.400000	enemy notice factor if you play on Hard
0xAC4	float	9A 99 19 3F	0.600000	enemy block chance factor if you play on Easy
0xAC8	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	enemy block chance factor if you play on Normal
0xACC	float	66 66 A6 3F	1.300000	enemy block chance factor if you play on Hard
0xAD0	float	CD CC 4C 3F	0.800000	enemy dodge factor if you play on Easy
0xAD4	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	enemy dodge factor if you play on Normal
0xAD8	float	00 00 C0 3F	1.500000	enemy dodge factor if you play on Hard
0xADC	float	9A 99 99 3F	1.200000	enemy weapon accuracy factor if you play on Easy
0xAE0	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	enemy weapon accuracy factor if you play on Normal
0xAE4	float	9A 99 19 3F	0.600000	enemy weapon accuracy factor if you play on Hard
0xAE8	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	enemy health factor if you play on Easy
0xAEC	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	enemy health factor if you play on Normal
0xAF0	float	00 00 A0 3F	1.250000	enemy health factor if you play on Hard
0xAF4	float	66 66 A6 3F	1.300000	player health factor if you play on Easy
0xAF8	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	player health factor if you play on Normal
0xAFC	float	00 00 80 3F	1.000000	player health factor if you play on Hard
0xB00	uint32	10 00 00 00	16	array size
First element (black outline)
0x000	char[32]	hypo		event name
0x020	uint16	01 00	1	first level with autoprompting
0x022	uint16	02 00	2	last level with autoprompting
0x024	char[32]	autoprompt_hypo		raw file anchor for the text message (it belongs to the SUBT file)

Difficulty factors

These are discussed at Difficulty modes.

Prompts

These are the order of the autoprompt events: hypo, cell, ammo, invis, shield, lsi (5 different prompts), weapon, useconsole, usealarm, usedoor, usehypo, nci (talk to character).

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