Item Table - Revision history

Auride: /* Item Test Maps */ fixing link to map table article

2024-03-17T23:00:03Z

Item Test Maps: fixing link to map table article

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	==Item Test Maps==		==Item Test Maps==
	There are two [[developer maps~~\|Map IDs~~]] (not accessible during normal gameplay, but can be warped to by editing memory), which appear to be exist for testing the behavior of free-standing items:		There are two [[Map Table\|developer maps]] (not accessible during normal gameplay, but can be warped to by editing memory), which appear to be exist for testing the behavior of free-standing items:
	* r010 - Items 0x00-0x7F		* r010 - Items 0x00-0x7F
	* r011 - Items 0x80-0xFF		* r011 - Items 0x80-0xFF

	Normally, when on developer map r011 (Item Test Map - Items 0x80-0xFF), the game constantly displays a swirly smoke puff particle attached to the camera, covering a large part of the screen. This can be hidden by setting a flag located at main.dll+B6B2AB bit 3 to 1. This flag in general also hides the display of NPC portraits over their heads. It's unknown if any other flags affect this particle.		Normally, when on developer map r011 (Item Test Map - Items 0x80-0xFF), the game constantly displays a swirly smoke puff particle attached to the camera, covering a large part of the screen. This can be hidden by setting a flag located at main.dll+B6B2AB bit 3 to 1. This flag in general also hides the display of NPC portraits over their heads. It's unknown if any other flags affect this particle.

Auride: Adding section for item test maps, including duplicate of the note on how to hide the smoke particle on r011.

2024-03-17T22:59:32Z

Adding section for item test maps, including duplicate of the note on how to hide the smoke particle on r011.

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	\| 0x00FF \|\| Cutlass Fish \|\| Fish \|\| 0x0225 \|\| main.dll+B2082E \|\| 1		\| 0x00FF \|\| Cutlass Fish \|\| Fish \|\| 0x0225 \|\| main.dll+B2082E \|\| 1
	\|}		\|}

			==Item Test Maps==
			There are two [[developer maps\|Map IDs]] (not accessible during normal gameplay, but can be warped to by editing memory), which appear to be exist for testing the behavior of free-standing items:
			* r010 - Items 0x00-0x7F
			* r011 - Items 0x80-0xFF

			Normally, when on developer map r011 (Item Test Map - Items 0x80-0xFF), the game constantly displays a swirly smoke puff particle attached to the camera, covering a large part of the screen. This can be hidden by setting a flag located at main.dll+B6B2AB bit 3 to 1. This flag in general also hides the display of NPC portraits over their heads. It's unknown if any other flags affect this particle.

Whataboutclyde at 18:38, 24 November 2021

2021-11-24T18:38:33Z

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	\| 0x0073 \|\| Treasure Box \|\| Key Item \|\| 0x0199 \|\| main.dll+B20716 \|\| 1		\| 0x0073 \|\| Treasure Box \|\| Key Item \|\| 0x0199 \|\| main.dll+B20716 \|\| 1
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0074 \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x019A \|\| main.dll+B20718 \|\|		\| 0x0074 \|\| Spirit Globe S + Ink Pot \|\| Pickup \|\| 0x019A \|\| main.dll+B20718 \|\| Untracked
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0075 \|\| Herbal Medicine \|\| Key Item \|\| 0x019B \|\| main.dll+B2071A \|\| 1		\| 0x0075 \|\| Herbal Medicine \|\| Key Item \|\| 0x019B \|\| main.dll+B2071A \|\| 1

Whataboutclyde: /* Table */ Adding Hourglass Orb from digging game, yen and praise.

2021-11-23T16:25:39Z

Table: Adding Hourglass Orb from digging game, yen and praise.

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	\| 0x0050 \|\| Duty Orb \|\| Key Item \|\| 0x0176 \|\| main.dll+B206D0 \|\| 1		\| 0x0050 \|\| Duty Orb \|\| Key Item \|\| 0x0176 \|\| main.dll+B206D0 \|\| 1
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0051 \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x0177 \|\| main.dll+B206D2 \|\|		\| 0x0051 \|\| Hourglass Orb \|\| Pickup \|\| 0x0177 \|\| main.dll+B206D2 \|\| Untracked
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0052 \|\| \|\| Unused \|\| 0x0178 \|\| main.dll+B206D4 \|\|		\| 0x0052 \|\| \|\| Unused \|\| 0x0178 \|\| main.dll+B206D4 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0053 \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x0179 \|\| main.dll+B206D6 \|\|		\| 0x0053 \|\| 10 Yen \|\| Pickup \|\| 0x0179 \|\| main.dll+B206D6 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0054 \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x017A \|\| main.dll+B206D8 \|\|		\| 0x0054 \|\| 50 Yen \|\| Pickup \|\| 0x017A \|\| main.dll+B206D8 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0055 \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x017B \|\| main.dll+B206DA \|\|		\| 0x0055 \|\| 100 Yen \|\| Pickup \|\| 0x017B \|\| main.dll+B206DA \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0056 \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x017C \|\| main.dll+B206DC \|\|		\| 0x0056 \|\| 150 Yen \|\| Pickup \|\| 0x017C \|\| main.dll+B206DC \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0057 \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x017D \|\| main.dll+B206DE \|\|		\| 0x0057 \|\| 500 Yen \|\| Pickup \|\| 0x017D \|\| main.dll+B206DE \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0058 \|\| \|\| Unused \|\| 0x017E \|\| main.dll+B206E0 \|\|		\| 0x0058 \|\| \|\| Unused \|\| 0x017E \|\| main.dll+B206E0 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x0059 \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x017F \|\| main.dll+B206E2 \|\|		\| 0x0059 \|\| Praise \|\| Pickup \|\| 0x017F \|\| main.dll+B206E2 \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x005A \|\| \|\| ~~Unused~~ \|\| 0x0180 \|\| main.dll+B206E4 \|\|		\| 0x005A \|\| Nothing \|\| Internal Use \|\| 0x0180 \|\| main.dll+B206E4 \|\| Untracked
	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x005B \|\| Karmic Transformer 1 \|\| KT \|\| 0x0181 \|\| main.dll+B206E6 \|\| 1		\| 0x005B \|\| Karmic Transformer 1 \|\| KT \|\| 0x0181 \|\| main.dll+B206E6 \|\| 1

Auride: /* Explanation */ breaking up description section and adding information on First Time Acquisition Flags

2021-07-05T20:52:30Z

Explanation: breaking up description section and adding information on First Time Acquisition Flags

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	Each item in Okami is assigned an ID value which is used in various contexts, such as the Tools/Equipment subscreen of the Fan Menu, the dialogues for picking up items for the first time, and for selecting the icon that appears in the UI when picking up an item. Item ID's are stored as uint_16's, though only ID's 0x0000 through 0x00FF correspond to actual items.		Each item in Okami is assigned an ID value which is used in various contexts, such as the Tools/Equipment subscreen of the Fan Menu, the dialogues for picking up items for the first time, and for selecting the icon that appears in the UI when picking up an item. Item ID's are stored as uint_16's, though only ID's 0x0000 through 0x00FF correspond to actual items.

			===Names and Descriptions===
	Each item has an associated name, which is actually selected from the current [[String Tables\|String Table]] using a uint_16 ID equal to the item ID plus 0x0126. Items available in the Tools and Equipment menus also have descriptions, have an string ID equal to the item ID plus 0x2000.		Each item has an associated name, which is actually selected from the current [[String Tables\|String Table]] using a uint_16 ID equal to the item ID plus 0x0126. Items available in the Tools and Equipment menus also have descriptions, have an string ID equal to the item ID plus 0x2000.

			===Inventory Count===
	Each item also has an associated inventory count stored at a memory address equal to main.dll+B20630 + (item ID * 2). Inventory counts are represented as int_16's, with negative values being treated as equivalent to 0. Even though every item has an inventory count, not all of them are actually incremented, tracked, or displayed in-game.		Each item also has an associated inventory count stored at a memory address equal to main.dll+B20630 + (item ID * 2). Inventory counts are represented as int_16's, with negative values being treated as equivalent to 0. Even though every item has an inventory count, not all of them are actually incremented, tracked, or displayed in-game.

			===First Time Acquisition Flags===
			For every item, there is an associated flag which is set to 1 if that item has been picked-up before on the current file. These flags are used by Spirit Globes, the Ink Bottle, the Demon Fang, food items, and Feedbags for determining whether to bring up a dialog box when picking up the item. Most other items which can be picked up on the ground do also set these flags, but they do not affect pick-up dialogs. There are some items which can be picked-up, but which don't set the acquisition flag, such as the Astral Pouch. The remaining items cannot be picked-up. These flags are stored contiguously in memory, in a series of 4-byte bitfields starting at address main.dll+B21780. Within each bitfield, the flags are stored in most-significant to least-significant bit order. For example, the flag for Spirit Globe S, the 2nd item in the table, is stored in the 2nd most significant bit of main.dll+B21783.

	==Table==		==Table==

Auride: /* Explanation */ adding information about description string ID's

2021-06-05T19:11:31Z

Explanation: adding information about description string ID's

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	Each item in Okami is assigned an ID value which is used in various contexts, such as the Tools/Equipment subscreen of the Fan Menu, the dialogues for picking up items for the first time, and for selecting the icon that appears in the UI when picking up an item. Item ID's are stored as uint_16's, though only ID's 0x0000 through 0x00FF correspond to actual items.		Each item in Okami is assigned an ID value which is used in various contexts, such as the Tools/Equipment subscreen of the Fan Menu, the dialogues for picking up items for the first time, and for selecting the icon that appears in the UI when picking up an item. Item ID's are stored as uint_16's, though only ID's 0x0000 through 0x00FF correspond to actual items.

	Each item has an associated name, which is actually selected from the current [[String Tables\|String Table]] using a uint_16 ID equal to the item ID plus 0x0126.		Each item has an associated name, which is actually selected from the current [[String Tables\|String Table]] using a uint_16 ID equal to the item ID plus 0x0126. Items available in the Tools and Equipment menus also have descriptions, have an string ID equal to the item ID plus 0x2000.

	Each item also has an associated inventory count stored at a memory address equal to main.dll+B20630 + (item ID * 2). Inventory counts are represented as int_16's, with negative values being treated as equivalent to 0. Even though every item has an inventory count, not all of them are actually incremented, tracked, or displayed in-game.		Each item also has an associated inventory count stored at a memory address equal to main.dll+B20630 + (item ID * 2). Inventory counts are represented as int_16's, with negative values being treated as equivalent to 0. Even though every item has an inventory count, not all of them are actually incremented, tracked, or displayed in-game.

Auride: Auride moved page Item ID Table to Item Table: This now contains a lot more info than just ID's

2021-06-05T15:26:38Z

Auride moved page Item ID Table to Item Table: This now contains a lot more info than just ID's

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Auride: /* Table */ fixing headers

2021-06-05T15:24:24Z

Table: fixing headers

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	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	~~! ID (Hex) !! Item Name !! Type~~
	!Item ID !! Item Name !! Item Type !! Name String ID !! Inventory Address !! Inventory Max		!Item ID !! Item Name !! Item Type !! Name String ID !! Inventory Address !! Inventory Max
	\|-		\|-

Auride: /* Table */ adding string ID's and inventory info to table

2021-06-05T15:24:12Z

Table: adding string ID's and inventory info to table

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Auride: adding more info relating to inventory and item types

2021-06-05T14:41:09Z

adding more info relating to inventory and item types

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	{{RE}}		{{RE}}
	==Explanation==		==Explanation==
	~~Each item in Okami is assigned an ID value which is used in various contexts, such as the Tools/Equipment subscreen~~ of ~~the Fan Menu, the dialogues for picking up~~ items ~~for the first time,~~ and ~~for selecting the icon that appears in the UI when picking up an item~~. ~~Item ID's are stored as uint_16's~~.		Ammy can obtain a wide variety of items. These items can be broadly divided into several categories and sub-categories:
			* Tools
			** Consumables
			** Karmic Transformers
			** Key Items
			* Equipment
			** Divine Instruments
			** Holy Artifacts
			* Fish
			* Treasure
			* Dungeon Maps
			* Pick-ups (e.g. Spirit Globes)
			* Held Items (e.g. Oddly-Shaped Turnip)
			* Travel Guides

	Each item ~~has~~ an ~~associated name,~~ which is ~~actually selected from~~ the ~~current [[String Tables\|String Table]] using a~~ uint_16 ID ~~equal~~ to ~~the item ID plus 0x126~~.		Each item in Okami is assigned an ID value which is used in various contexts, such as the Tools/Equipment subscreen of the Fan Menu, the dialogues for picking up items for the first time, and for selecting the icon that appears in the UI when picking up an item. Item ID's are stored as uint_16's, though only ID's 0x0000 through 0x00FF correspond to actual items.

	Each item also has an associated inventory count stored at a memory address equal to main.dll+B20630 + (item ID * 2).		Each item has an associated name, which is actually selected from the current [[String Tables\|String Table]] using a uint_16 ID equal to the item ID plus 0x0126.

			Each item also has an associated inventory count stored at a memory address equal to main.dll+B20630 + (item ID * 2). Inventory counts are represented as int_16's, with negative values being treated as equivalent to 0. Even though every item has an inventory count, not all of them are actually incremented, tracked, or displayed in-game.

	==Table==		==Table==