OBD:BINA/OBJC/PATR

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Offset	Type	Raw Hex	Value	Description
0x00	char[4]	43 4A 42 4F	OBJC	objects
0x04	int32	B4 1F 00 00	8116	size of the complete patrol path part from this position in bytes
0x08	int32	27 00 00 00	39	object list version
0x0C	int32	78 00 00 00	120	size of the following element in bytes
First element (black outline)
0x00	char[4]	52 54 41 50	PATR	patrol path
0x04	int32	6F 1A 00 00	6767	old file ID
0x08	int32	00 00 00 00	0	unknown
0x0C	float	08 AB 20 44	642.672363	x-position of the patrol path start point
0x10	float	E7 26 87 41	16.893995	y-position (height) of the patrol path start point
0x14	float	6C CD BD C3	-379.604858	z-position of the patrol path start point
0x18	float	00 00 00 00	0.000000	rotation on the x-axis in degrees
0x1C	float	00 00 00 00	0.000000	rotation on the y-axis in degrees
0x20	float	00 00 00 00	0.000000	rotation on the z-axis in degrees
0x24	char[32]	Floor1_Stk_1		patrol path name
0x44	int32	04 00 00 00	4	number of path points (grey outline)
0x48	int16	00 00	0	patrol path ID
0x4A	int16	01 00	1	"return to nearest"?
First path point (grey outline)
0x00	int32	13 00 00 00	19	path point type; the following types are possible (values in dec): 00 - move to flag (short) 01 - stop (nothing); (not used in Oni) 02 - pause in frames (long) 03 - look at flag (short) 04 - look at point (float, float, float); (not used in Oni) 05 - move and face to flag (short) 06 - run path in a loop (nothing) 07 - movement mode (long) - the following values are possible: 0 - by alert level 1 - stop 2 - crouch 3 - creep 4 - walk - no aim 5 - walk 6 - run - no aim 7 - run 8 - forwards (* doesn't respond to ai2_setmovementmode and can make Oni crash when used in the patrol path file) 9 - backwards (*) 10 - left (*) 11 - right (*) 12 - stopped (*) 08 - move to point; (not used in Oni); in-game test result: works fine 09 - turn head by X degrees; (not used in Oni); in-game test result: malfunctioning 10 - move through flag (short, float) - character moves to this flag until he/she has reached the radius border of it 11 - move through point (float, float, float, float) - character moves to this point until he/she has reached the radius border of it; (not used in Oni) 12 - stop looking (nothing) 13 - free facing?; used only once 14 - glance at flag for ... frames (short + long) - character looks (rotates only the head) to the flag for the fixed time 15 - move near flag (short + float) - character moves to this flag until he/she has reached the radius border of it 16 - run path in a loop from block number (long) - runs the complete path once; after that it loops the path from the block number to the end (note that the block number of the first block is zero and not one) 17 - time + rotation (short + float) - character looks/aims around for the fixed time 18 - force loop continuance and correctness (type 17 can cause incorrect loops and a complete break in case of 0 frames) 19 - time + flag + rotation in degrees (short + short + float) - character moves to the flag and when reached he/she looks/aims around for the fixed time 20 - fork patrolscript by id (short) - BSL function with this id is called up (f.e. id = 1, then called up function = patrolscript0001) 21 - call patrolscript by id (short) - BSL function with this id is called up (f.e. id = 1, then called up function = patrolscript0001), caution: bsl can interrupt the patrol path (see example below) 22 - ignore player (byte) - 0 = off; 1 = on 23 - flag + time + firing spread in degrees (short + short + float) - character faces to to the flag and fires his/her weapon for the fixed time
0x04	int16	58 02	600	sleep time in 1/60 seconds
0x06	int16	CB 00	203	flag ID
0x08	float	00 00 A0 42	80.000000	look around angle in degrees

Path points

A path can have at most 64 points.

Corrupting BSL code at patrolscripts

I suspect that instantly played BSL code breaks patrol path.

example:

patrolscript0001 contains a sleep command and patrolscript0002 will be played.

But if you remove the sleep command the patrol path will break.

(This was tested in level 1 SP1 with A_t48 and his patrol_48.)

XML code - patrolscript points:

<Points>
   <ScriptId ScriptId="1" />
   <ScriptId ScriptId="2" />
   <ScriptId ScriptId="3" />
</Points>

BSL code:

func patrolscript0001
{
	dmsg "1"
	chr_animate 0 KONOKOpowerup
	sleep 1
}
func patrolscript0002
{
	dmsg "2"
}
func patrolscript0003
{
	dmsg "3"
}

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ONI BINARY DATA
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BINA : Binary data
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OBJC : Objects
PART << Other OBJC >> PWRU
PATR : Patrol path
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