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Shadow Stranger · 02-26-2014, 02:14 AM

"189 thru 220 are clearly the attacks, this can be confirmed because the numbers used are already known from D6Item.dat. (In the latter file the attacks are listed as "items"). There are seven entries, each of four characters, the last two characters are the item number of the attack, the number used in D6Item.dat."
Item numbers from D6Item.dat have to be increased by 1, this seems to match what would make sense for the creature in question. It also avoids a lot of absurdities.

Creature type 26 Monkey With Object, this has entries for columns 189 through 200: "1 100 claws at $, 2 100 bites at $, 3 100 Monkey Idol". This would explain why the treasure types information doesn't explain what happens with this Monkey.

02-26-2014, 02:14 AM	#4
Shadow Stranger Avatar Join Date: December 9, 2007 Posts: 594	Re: Decrypting D6Mons.dat "189 thru 220 are clearly the attacks, this can be confirmed because the numbers used are already known from D6Item.dat. (In the latter file the attacks are listed as "items"). There are seven entries, each of four characters, the last two characters are the item number of the attack, the number used in D6Item.dat." Item numbers from D6Item.dat have to be increased by 1, this seems to match what would make sense for the creature in question. It also avoids a lot of absurdities. Creature type 26 Monkey With Object, this has entries for columns 189 through 200: "1 100 claws at $, 2 100 bites at $, 3 100 Monkey Idol". This would explain why the treasure types information doesn't explain what happens with this Monkey.