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Corrently two types of manipulation are seen to be used: remove (remove the object), position (move the object to a specific space).
Corrently two types of manipulation are seen to be used: remove (remove the object), position (move the object to a specific space).


Every entry has format <code>{map file|object ID|function|parameter}</code>. Map file uses a State uses value <code>0</code> for false, and <code>1</code> for true; object ID is any whole number from 0 to 2147483647; function is the specific manipulation you want to do; and parameter is the parameter for that specific function, for example, "position" would use <code>x,y,z</code> as the parameter, while "remove" would use <code>0</code>/<code>1</code> as the false/true state.
Every entry has format <code>{map file|object ID|function|parameter}</code>. Map file requires a vaid .dat map file; object ID is any whole number from 0 to 2147483647; function is the specific manipulation you want to do; and parameter is the parameter for that specific function, for example, "position" would use <code>x,y,z</code> as the parameter, while "remove" would use <code>0</code>/<code>1</code> as the false/true state.


==Navigation==
==Navigation==


'''Windows''': Pokemon3D/Pokemon/Save/(Name of Save File)/NPC.dat
'''Windows''': Pokemon3D/Pokemon/Save/(Name of Save File)/NPC.dat

Latest revision as of 20:53, 12 January 2013

NPC.dat is an essential document within the Pokémon 3D savefiles. The document stores the manipulation of event objects and event NPCs.

Guide

Corrently two types of manipulation are seen to be used: remove (remove the object), position (move the object to a specific space).

Every entry has format {map file|object ID|function|parameter}. Map file requires a vaid .dat map file; object ID is any whole number from 0 to 2147483647; function is the specific manipulation you want to do; and parameter is the parameter for that specific function, for example, "position" would use x,y,z as the parameter, while "remove" would use 0/1 as the false/true state.

Navigation

Windows: Pokemon3D/Pokemon/Save/(Name of Save File)/NPC.dat