XML:BINA/OBJC/CHAR

CHAR : Character	XML modding tips See HERE to start learning about XML modding. See HERE if you are searching for information on how to handle object coordinates. See HERE for some typical modding errors and their causes.
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General information

• The XML code on this page is based on OniSplit v0.9.61.0
• BINACJBOCharacter.oni is level specific (it can be found in AE/AEInstaller/vanilla/levelX_Final.dat).
• An alternative method for creating characters is AISA.
• All original characters can be seen HERE. (The lists include the ONCC name, character's BSL name, health, team and attached BSL event function names.)

XML structure

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Oni>
   <Objects>
       [...]
   </Objects>
</Oni>

[...] means at least one character. Paste all character data into there (this includes <CHAR Id="..."> and </CHAR> tag).

example

       <CHAR Id="3860">
           <Header>
               <Flags></Flags>
               <Position>-543.22 159 -630.0954</Position>
               <Rotation>0 180 0</Rotation>
           </Header>
           <OSD>
               <Flags>NotInitiallyPresent</Flags>
               <Class>konoko_generic</Class>
               <Name>konoko</Name>
               <Weapon>w1_tap</Weapon>
               <Scripts>
                   <Spawn></Spawn>
                   <Die>you_lose</Die>
                   <Combat></Combat>
                   <Alarm></Alarm>
                   <Hurt></Hurt>
                   <Defeated></Defeated>
                   <OutOfAmmo></OutOfAmmo>
                   <NoPath></NoPath>
               </Scripts>
               <AdditionalHealth>0</AdditionalHealth>
               <Job>
                   <Type>None</Type>
                   <PatrolPathId>0</PatrolPathId>
               </Job>
               <Behaviors>
                   <CombatId>0</CombatId>
                   <MeleeId>0</MeleeId>
                   <NeutralId>0</NeutralId>
               </Behaviors>
               <Inventory>
                   <Ammo>
                       <Use>3</Use>
                       <Drop>0</Drop>
                   </Ammo>
                   <EnergyCell>
                       <Use>0</Use>
                       <Drop>0</Drop>
                   </EnergyCell>
                   <Hypo>
                       <Use>0</Use>
                       <Drop>0</Drop>
                   </Hypo>
                   <Shield>
                       <Use>0</Use>
                       <Drop>0</Drop>
                   </Shield>
                   <Invisibility>
                       <Use>0</Use>
                       <Drop>0</Drop>
                   </Invisibility>
               </Inventory>
               <Team>Konoko</Team>
               <AmmoPercentage>100</AmmoPercentage>
               <Alert>
                   <Initial>Lull</Initial>
                   <Minimal>Lull</Minimal>
                   <JobStart>Low</JobStart>
                   <Investigate>Medium</Investigate>
               </Alert>
               <AlarmGroups>0</AlarmGroups>
               <Pursuit>
                   <StrongUnseen>Look</StrongUnseen>
                   <WeakUnseen>Forget</WeakUnseen>
                   <StrongSeen>Look</StrongSeen>
                   <WeakSeen>Look</WeakSeen>
                   <Lost>ReturnToJob</Lost>
               </Pursuit>
           </OSD>
       </CHAR>

XML tag	Content type	Description
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>	float, flag	There's no reason to change this.
<Oni>	-
<Objects>	-
<CHAR Id="3860">	integer	ID doesn't matter. -- For level import use <CHAR>.
<Header>	-
<Flags>	-	obsolete
<Position>	float x3	character is spawned at this XYZ position
<Rotation>	float x3	character is spawned with this XYZ rotation; only Y (facing) is useful
<OSD>	-
<Flags>	flag	determines some special properties IsPlayer (1) (if you have two of them, and delete one and then spawn the other, if not done simultaneously a camera glitch can appear) RandomCostume (2) (flag belongs to ONCV) Note: if a character has no different costumes, a random ONCC will be picked by the engine!! NotInitiallyPresent (4) (not spawned, must be called from BSL) NonCombatant (8) (character doesn't fight, character panics if enemy (team) is in range) CanSpawnMultiple (16) Spawned (32) (unknown) Unkillable (64) (character won't lose more HP if it reaches 1; same as BSL command "chr_unkillable") InfiniteAmmo (128) (Raiden: "You got enough?" Snake points to his head. "Infinite ammo...") Omniscient (256) (AI will not forget having seen an enemy, apparently ai will know about enemies position even if they are not visible to him) HasLSI (512) (this character drops a level specific item) Boss (1024) (makes the AI prefer to attack the player; used for Muro in final battle if Griffin's group is present) UpgradeDifficulty (2048) (spawns a stronger enemy if you play on Normal or Hard) NoAutoDrop (4096) (doesn't drop "used" shield, "used" invisibility and LSI when killed) After OniSplit v0.9.54.0, merged integer flags can appear. Let's say you encounter a 6180: then it's actually 4096 + 2048 + 32 + 4.
<Class>	char[64]	ONCC file name without file prefix and suffix. Character can change appearance with "chr_set_class".
<Name>	char[32]	used by BSL commands
<Weapon>	char[64]	ONWC file name without file prefix and suffix. The character is spawned with that weapon. Original weapon classes: w1_tap (TCTF pistol) w2_sap (Syndicate uzi) w3_phr (plasma rifle) w4_psm (phase stream projector) w5_sbg (super ball gun) w6_vdg (van de graaff pistol) w7_scc (scram cannon (mini-rockets)) w8_mbo (mercury bow) w9_scr (screamer gun) w10_sni (Mukade's fireball) w11_ba1 (Barabas' gun) w12_ba2 (-)
<Scripts>	string	BSL function <Spawn> (called when character is spawned) <Die> (called when character dies (health reaches 0); can work multiple times) <Combat> (called when character notices an enemy; works only once) <Alarm> (called when character is alarmed) <Hurt> (called when character is hurt for the first time; works only once) <Defeated> (called when character is "defeated" (health reaches 1); works only once) <OutOfAmmo> (called when character runs out of ammo (reloads a weapon with the last clip/cell); works only once, and the character must have the ammo at spawn-time) <NoPath> (should be called when a character has trouble pathfinding, but isn't)
<AdditionalHealth>	integer	Base health is stored in ONCC; AdditionalHealth will be added to that base health; a negative value is allowed here, which would reduce base health
<Job>	-
<Type>	flag	None Idle Guard (never used in Oni) Patrol Team Battle (never used in Oni) Combat (not tested) Melee (not tested) Alarm (not tested) Neutral (not tested) Panic (not tested)
<PatrolPathId>	integer	Use <Type>None if you don't want a character to have a Patrol Path otherwise the character won't fight.
<Behaviors>	-	specified by IDs linking to melee, combat and neutral profile collection file
<CombatId>	flag	0 (Stand_and_Fire) 1 (Murder) 2 (Shoot_And_Fight) 3 (Take_my_Big_Black_Stuff) 4 (Assault) 5 (Civilian) 6 (Pursuit) 7 (Group_battle) 8 (Watchman) 9 (Barabbas_TCTF) 10 (COMGUY) 11 (SuperNinja) 12 (Griffin) 13 (Mutant_Muro) 14 (Alarm Guard) 15 (Non-Combatant) 16 (Griffin_Final) 207 (Sniper) 208 (Sniper For Joe) 17 (Average_striker; new profile for AE)
<MeleeId>	flag	here are all melee IDs sorted by ID
<NeutralId>	flag	... (no overview so far)
<Inventory>	-
<Ammo>	integer	<Use> (Player is spawned with this many ammo clips.) <Drop> (AI drops these items when defeated.)
<EnergyCell>	integer	<Use> <Drop>
<Hypo>	integer	<Use> (AI cannot use hypos.) <Drop>
<Shield>	integer	<Use> <Drop>
<Invisibility>	integer	<Use> <Drop>
<Team>	flag	Characters of the same team can be made to attack each other via ai2_attack aiNameAttacker aiNameDefender 1 although melee damage is only dealt when team flags of both characters create a hostile constellation. Konoko TCTF Syndicate Neutral SecurityGuard RogueKonoko Switzerland (is melee-immune) SyndicateAccessory
<AmmoPercentage>	integer	ammo in weapon, percent value: 0 - 100, overload not tested
<Alert>	-	HERE you get some helpful information on how to use "Alert" and "Pursuit". Lull Low Medium High Combat
<Initial>	flag	initial alert level, see <Alert> for all flags
<Minimal>	flag	minimal alert level, see <Alert> for all flags
<JobStarting>	flag	alert level when starting a job, see <Alert> for all flags
<Investigating>	flag	alert level when investigating, see <Alert> for all flags
<AlarmGroups>	integer	It's a bitset32 converted to int32. For any bit ("N") that is 1, the scripting command "ai2_tripalarm N" is called, alerting the AI with that scripting ID <AlarmGroups>VAR</AlarmGroups> VAR = 2^N1 + 2^N2 + 2^N3 etc.
<Pursuit>	-	None Forget GoTo Wait Look Move Hunt Glanc
<StrongUnseen>	flag	usually Look, see <Pursuit> for all flags
<WeakUnseen>	flag	usually Forget, see <Pursuit> for all flags
<StrongSeen>	flag	usually Look, see <Pursuit> for all flags
<WeakSeen>	flag	usually Look, see <Pursuit> for all flags
<Lost>	flag	usually ReturnToJob ReturnToJob KeepLooking FindAlarm