XML:BINA/ONIE

BINA/ONIE: impact effects

Visual guides: weapon, melee, environment

Note about philosophy in here:

These visual guides don't claim be hundred percent right in technical way. I can't look into engine. But they should give a good hint which files are worth to care about and how to debug a mistake: going through all important files, e.g. Could it be that my new texture not registered in TMBD?

However, if you think you should add information or shape this in a more accurate way then do it. =)

overview of involved files when modding ONIE in relation to weapons
if weapon shall have impact effect on environment	if weapon shall have impact effect on characters
weapon fires a particle particle creates a sound and hits textured environment texture’s material name is looked up in TMBD (decals do not work) material file is looked up (can hold parent material) effect is chosen from ONIE by weapon and material if parent material* exists then it is possible that a second effect is lunched ONIE effect leads to a particle and sound file which means the effect (however, sound can be also played from released particle) * Loser’s material “Explosive” has “Glass” as parent material which shatters objects when hit; this can destroy any object - not just the "glassworld".	weapon fires a particle particle creates a sound and hits character part character part has an Id (probably through TRIA), Id is sent to CBPM material file is looked up (can hold parent material) effect is chosen from ONIE by weapon and material ONIE effect leads to a particle and sound file which means the effect (however, sound can be also played from released particle) it seems that effects on characters cannot be created through TMBD (still you can see a not working test there called "Character") custom materials can be used for characters in case they are registered in ONIE

overview of involved files when modding ONIE in relation to animations
special attack	normal attack
Character performs special attack and shouts attack's name (registered in ONCC). TRAM holds link to ONIA, for example: Eliflash1 ONIA holds impact type, for example: <Type>Eli_Super_Kick</Type> Impact file is looked up, data is sent to ONIE. Okay, back to TRAM which hits enemy. Enemy's bone is hit, TRIA is looked up and data sent to CBPM. CBPM checks material, data is sent to ONIE. So, final effect is chosen from impact type and material. Particle and sound becomes released. ONCC(ONIA) holds special attack modifier information (Any/Light/Medium/Heavy) for ONIE.	Main difference is that ONIA is not used here but CBPI. Hurt sounds: So far, I'm not sure how hurt sounds (Light/Medium/Heavy) are chosen to be played.

overview of involved files when modding ONIE in relation to characters
if character hits ground	something left ?
Character hits textured environment. Texture is registered in TMBD and leads to material for ONIE. The bone Id is used for the character's impact. Now actual impact file (Impt) is looked up. Effect (particle and sound) is chosen from impact and the material: trough ONIE. For example, this is used when running around. Every step will trigger a step sound, different to ground's material: dirt, snow, metal, etc..	ONCC holds impact modifier information (Any/Light/Medium/Heavy) for ONIE. Footstep_Walk Footstep_RunMain Footstep_Crouch Fall_Slide Fall_Land Fall_LandHard Fall_Knockdown Fall_Knockdown Fall_Knockdown Footstep_Turn Footstep_RunStart Footstep_SingleStep Footstep_RunStop Footstep_WalkStop Footstep_RunSprint