SAVE.bt

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//--- 010 Editor v11.0.1 Binary Template
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//      File: SAVE.bt
//   Authors: Florian Eßl
//   Version: 
//   Purpose: SRPG95 File format
//  Category: Games
// File Mask: SAVE*.DAT
//  ID Bytes: 
//   History: https://github.com/florianessl/srpg95-fileformat
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#include "ObjectData.inc.bt"

typedef struct Unit {

    int is_active;
    int is_alive;

    int played_this_turn;   //has already moved
    int is_foe;
    int unk_int1;           //I think this one is used as some sort of index variable in-game
                            // for moving around units when they get added/removed/revived
                            //Shouldn't matter for savegames
    int pos_x;
    int pos_y;
    int obj_index;

    int unit_id;
    int class_id;
    int level;
    int exp;
    int add_turn_used;  //If magic of type "ADD_TURN" was already used. (Only possible once per unit & turn)
    int is_in_team;     //While in camp, this value sets if the character is currently 
                        //selected as a team member
    int is_guest;
    int controlled_by_cpu;
    int npc_must_stay_alive;
    int unused_int1;    //seems unused
    int unused_int2;    //seems unused
    int walk_speed;

    int hp_max;
    int mp_max;
    int strength_affected;
    int magic_power_affected;
    int agility_affected;
    int stamina_affected;
    int hp_current;
    int mp_current;

    int strength_base;
    int magic_power_base;
    int agility_base;
    int stamina_base;

    int attack_power;
    int attack_speed;
    int def_phys;
    int def_magic;

    int atk_modifier;   //ATK can be affected by Raise & Degradation magics
    int def_modifier;   //DEF can be affected by Raise & Degradation magics
    int unused_int3;    //This one looks like it was supposed to play a similar role as 
                        // the previous 2 values but it is seems unused
    int unused_int4;    //seems unused

    int item_weapon;
    int item_armor;
    int item_other;

    int weapon_range_low;
    int weapon_range_high;
    int stat_poison_rounds;
    int stat_sleep_rounds;
    int stat_atkdown_rounds;
    int stat_defdown_rounds;

    //These seem to be used for in-game-movement and are not relevant for savegames
    int unused_int5;    //unused
    int mvmnt_unused;   //after movement, how many steps were unused
    int unk_int2;       //16, 17, 18 seem to be used while in-game-movement is active
    int unk_int3;       // but are reset when done
    int unk_int4;
    int prev_pos_x;     //only set if the character has already moved
    int prev_pos_y;     //only set if the character has already moved
    int unk_int5;       //a unit_id, probably another unit this one is currently facing
    int unused_int6;    //seems unused
    int unused_int7;    //seems unused
    int unused_int8;    //seems unused

    int mvmnt_rules[70];    //Walk levels for geology data 0-69
    int magic_learned[20];  //IDs of skills/magic learned
    int count_magic_learned;

    char unk2[36];      //probably used for movement & routing
};

typedef struct ItemHeld {
    int item_id;
    int count;
};

typedef struct GameData {
    int in_camp;
    int map_id;         //zero-index
    int screen_offset_x;
    int screen_offset_y;
    int next_map_id;
    byte switches[500]; //Yup, one byte for each switch

    int unk_int1;
    int turn_no;        //counts Ally & Enemy turns
    ItemHeld items[100];

    int item_count_total;
    int gold;
    int player_unit_count;

    char bgm[48];
    
    int colortint_red;
    int colortint_green;
    int colortint_blue;
    int colortint_chroma;
    int unk_int2;
    
    char unk3_0[92];
    short variables[200];

    char unk4_0[100];
};

//SAVE%d.DAT
struct SAVE {
    GameData game_data;
    //0007D0

    //2nd buffer
    Unit field_units[100]; //first one is always empty (base 1 index)
    //0101D0

    //3rd buffer
    Unit player_units[50];
    //17EC0

    //4th buffer
    Object objects[100]; //first one is always empty (base 1 index)
} save;