Client

Surfaces

Emotions
Emotions are the chat smileys used in the in-game chat. Each smiley pack is stored as a DDS spritesheet ( emotions.dds, emotions0.dds, emotions1.dds, etc ) paired with a text file ( emotions.txt, emotions0.txt, emotions1.txt, etc ) that helps define where each smiley in the sheet starts and ends alongside their name and other necessary data. 
 Each sprite should be 40x40 pixels. 
 Example: 
 
 emotions.txt is utf-16 encoded. 
 0 3 "01微笑" 15 29 50
3 2 "02大笑" 15 25
5 7 "03调皮" 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
12 2 "04可爱" 20 30
14 3 "05生气" 10 20 30
17 7 "06发怒" 15 25 37 50 60 70 80
24 6 "07抓狂" 10 20 30 40 50 60
30 3 "08害羞" 20 30 40
...

 
 
 
 
 Start Frame 
 Total Frames 
 "Name" 
 Timing for each frame? 
 
 
 
 
 0 
 3 
 "01微笑" 
 15 29 50 
 
 
 3 
 2 
 "02大笑" 
 15 25 
 
 
 5 
 7 
 "03调皮" 
 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

Heaven Repository (HR) Icons
Location: surfaces.pck.files\surfaces\qshop\1 In this location you can find the icons used for gshop files. With a gshop editor this is the file names you want to place with visuals for the items you purchase from HR. (Items will have a copy in this location regardless of if you've added them to item icons in "element\surfaces.pck.files\surfaces\iconset" and set in elements).

Event Summary
The event summary is a menu that was visible in "old eso" (Pre-Odyssey). At some point they decided to remove this feature from the game but not before updating all the icons and UI. 
 The location of the Event Summary menu button was on the minimap in the upper right corner just below the mail icon. 
 Adding The UI Button Back 
 To add the icon back you should edit interfaces\minimap.xml within interfaces.pck to include the following button. 
 
You should change the height of the entire minimap node to 185 otherwise the button will only be half clickable.
 
 <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_Daily" x="152" y="162" Width="28" Height="28" Command="List_Activities">
 <Hint String="Events" />
 <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12" />
 <Resource>
 <FrameUpImage FileName="button\radar_daily.tga" />
 <FrameDownImage FileName="button\radar_dailydown.tga" />
 </Resource>
 </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>
 
 
 
 
 Editing The Event Summary 
 The event summary menu pulls its data from surfaces\ingame\taskdaily.txt within surfaces.pck . 
 The file seems to be space delimited (5), each event on a new line and has the following columns in this order. 
 Day of Week | Time | Name | Level | Remarks | Line | Task ID | NPCid | Reward Item ID | Description
 
 Example event. 
 "1,2,3,4,5,6,7" "00:00-24:00" "Test" "1-105" "日常" "6-15线" "4035" "0" "24072,24020,14977,7139" "This is a test event."

Decompressing and Extraction of Client Files
Ether Saga game files are compressed into .pck archives. To decompress and extract these archives a tool called sPCK is needed. 
 sPCK usage is quite simple. It takes an argument for the game, whether to extract or compress, and what file to work on. 
 sPCK.exe -eso -x surfaces.pck
 
 Arguments for each game are as follows: 
 
 
 -pw - Perfect World 
 
 -jd - Jade Dynasty 
 
 -fw - Forsaken World 
 
 -eso - Ether Saga 
 
 You use -c for compress or -x for extract. 
 In the above example, we are telling sPCK.exe that our .pck file is from -eso Ether Saga and to -x extract the files from surfaces.pck 
 Extracting the files will create a folder called surfaces.pck.files that contains all the files extracted from surfaces.pck . 
 For convenience sake you can create a batch script called unpack.bat containing the above example and change surfaces.pck to whichever .pck you wish to extract. 
 
 Recompressing 
 To recompress the files you can simple switch the -x to a -c and pass surfaces.pck.files instead of surfaces.pck . 
 sPCK.exe -eso -c surfaces.pck.files
 
 For convenience sake you can create a batch script called recompress.bat containing the above example and change surfaces.pck.files to whichever .pck.files you wish to recompress.

Interfaces

Adding New Pets
Locations: Client Side - Found in interfaces.pck, location: element\interfaces.pck.files\interfaces\script Server Side - Found in /root/kdxy/gamed/config Pets - Petbedge_interface.lua - This file needs to be edited both client and server (separately as it has specifics exclusive to both server and client side). Clone a pet in Seledit or Rody's Angelica Editor (much easier in this editor, but it's subscription based).  We'll be using Pandapocalypse (Item ID: 34460) as an example for cloning. Basically we're going to copy everything with the ID 34460 for a new ID.  Pet Speech (continue the sequence):  If the last ending number were 2446, add 2447 and so on. NOTE: ALL OF THE FOLLOWING IS FOR SERVER-SIDE AS THIS AS MORE SETTINGS TO BE CHANGED. Unconfirmed as to what this edits, but we need to make sure to copy the format of #34460. This location is the actual pet stats (this option needs to be different for both server and client side). Server Side (all you need to do is change the number to another item ID): Client Side (change the item ID, but the name must remain Chinese for this section to work or your game will crash): Elements (shown in Rody's Angelica Editor): -Game model is changed in the highlighted area to whatever you want the pet to look like -Drop path: What the pet will look like if you drop it (default is an egg) -Icon path (item appearance in inventory) -File Icon Unidentify: what the pet looks like in inventory without mirror identification (suggested not to change) -G1 Normal Icon - Usual icon -G1 Mutated Icon - Usual icon -File Head Icon - Uses egg icon (suggested not to change) Example of values: [34460] = {         {"Мèսɱ",1,3,160000,20,1,512,4,1, 1549 ,2,2,1,51,10,1,1,224,},         { {144.837,32.6980499999999,6.36405000000001,44.3289000000001,6.36405000000001,0,.21945,.21945,.21945,.21945,.21945,0,.2,1.3,.2,1.3,90,1,}, {10.862775,2.452354,.477304,3.324668,.477304,0,.016459,.016459,.016459,.016459,.016459,0,.015,0,.015,0,6.75,.075,}, {8600,98.09415,19.09215,132.9867,19.09215,0,.72,.72,.693,.693,.756,0,.45,0,.45,0,270,3,}, {39.91064,4.00106666666667,1.00026666666667,4.5012,1.00026666666667,0,.250066666666667,.250066666666667,.250066666666667,.250066666666667,.250066666666667,0,2.27333333333333E-04,0,2.27333333333333E-04,0,0,0,}, {2.993298,.30008,.07502,.33759,.07502,0,.018755,.018755,.018755,.018755,.018755,0,.000017,0,.000017,0,0,0,}, {164,39.2,9.9,44.4,9.9,0,.36179,.36179,.36179,.36179,.396,0,.00066,0,.0006556,0,0,0,},},         {.4,.4,.2,0,},         {0,0,{1,2,3,4,5},{10,11,14,15,16,17,51,52,25,26,29,30,31,32,42,43,},},     }, 1549 would be the pet skill it naturally learns 512 would be the pet type (Demonix)

Pre-Odyssey Mini-Game
You can find the file for this in "element\interfaces.pck.files\interfaces" and would need to look for the file "winmain2.xml" The mini-game was long since removed with the update for Odyssey but all the components are still in-game. You just need to add a new button for the mini bar (example on the bottom of it pre-added). Pre-Edited Mini-Game (Feel Free to Use): 
 <DIALOG Name="Win_Main2" Width="367" Height="48">

   <EDIT Name="Img_Back" x="18" y="23" Width="346" Height="25" ReadOnly="true" MaxLen="20">

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="10" Shadow="255"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameImage FileName="frame\sback.tga"/>

       </Resource>

   </EDIT>

   <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_Produce" x="64" Width="36" Height="48" Command="wproduce">

       <Hint String="Crafting (^00ff00 O  ^ffffff)"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="Button\SProduce.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="Button\SProduceDown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>

   <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_Action" x="280" Width="36" Height="48" Command="waction">

       <Hint String="Actions (^00ff00 U  ^ffffff)"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="Button\SAction.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="Button\SActionDown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>

   <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_Friend" x="100" Width="36" Height="48" Command="wsociety">

       <Hint String="Friends^ffffff (^00ff00 F ^ffffff)"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="button\friend.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="button\frienddown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>

   <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_change" x="28" Width="36" Height="48" Command="wchange">

       <Hint String="Transform (^00ff00 N ^ffffff)"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="button\stransform.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="button\stransformdown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>

   <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_Rank" x="208" Width="36" Height="48" Command="wranklist">

       <Hint String="Player Rankings (^00ff00 I  ^ffffff)"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="Button\SRank.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="Button\SRankDown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>

   <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_Achievement" x="244" Width="36" Height="48" Command="wachievement">

       <Hint String="Achievements (^00ff00 V  ^ffffff)"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="button\Achievement.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="button\Achievementdown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>

   <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_Faction" x="172" Width="36" Height="48" Command="wfaction">

       <Hint String="Alliance and Clans (^00ff00 G ^ffffff)"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="Button\SGuild.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="Button\SGuildDown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>

   <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_Team" x="136" Width="36" Height="48" Command="wteam">

       <Hint String="Party Settings (^00ff00 T  ^ffffff)"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="Button\STeam.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="Button\STeamDown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>

     <STILLIMAGEBUTTON Name="Btn_game" x="319" Width="36" Height="48" Command="wgame">

       <Hint String="ESO-MiniGame"/>

       <Text FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="12"/>

       <Resource>

           <FrameUpImage FileName="Button\sgame.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

           <FrameDownImage FileName="Button\sgamedown.tga" FrameMode="1"/>

       </Resource>

   </STILLIMAGEBUTTON>
</DIALOG>

Monster Health Bars
Location: element\interfaces.pck.files\interfaces 
 Warning: Issue still of not showing percentage still remains with the boss "Red-Horn Ape" and anything you may clone using this specific mob.  
 Files that need to be edited to add monster percentages: targetmonster.xml targetmonster01.xml targetmonster02.xml targetmonster03.xml targetmonster04.xml Note: Adjust X and Y coordinates as needed to make sure the percentage fits into the bar properly. Difference (in Example): <LABEL Name="Txt_Hp" x="90" y="24">         <Text String="100%" FontName="方正细黑一简体" FontSize="8" Shadow="100" Bold="true" OutlineColor="0,0,0,0" TextUpperColor="0,0,0,0" TextLowerColor="0,0,0,0"/>     </LABEL> Original: Edited: Make sure to edit all monster .xml files.

Equipment Slots
Information stored in interfaces.pck/character.htf 
 Equip_10 "Fashion Headwear" 
Equip_11 "Fashion Bodywear" 
Equip_12 "Fashion Pants" 
Equip_13 "Fashion Footwear" 
Equip_14 "Fashion Backwear" 
Equip_15 "Wings" 
Equip_19 "Smiley" 
Equip_00 "Weapon" 
Equip_01 "Headwear" 
Equip_02 "Bodywear" 
Equip_03 "Footwear" 
Equip_04 "Necklace" 
Equip_05 "Ring 1" 
Equip_06 "Ring 2" 
Equip_07 "Fashion Eyewear" 
Equip_08 "Fashion Nosewear" 
Equip_09 "Fashion Beard" 
Btn_weapon "Use Spirit points to\\rupgrade weapons."

Currency Exchange Interface
This is for currency exchange interfaces. This is for editing the name of currencies in previews such as the below example for Gems. You can find this in Interfaces/ingame.stf This is what the list of values looks like. Editing the "Reputation #" of any of these can make it appear as whatever you'd like. For example,  "6622    "Requisite Honor: %d"" instead of "Requisite Reputaion 22: %d" This will now show as requiring the currency "Honor" in-game. There are plenty unused currencies in-game.

Configs

In-game Database
Create and add htm files to a folder of your choosing. The client originally had pre-made ones for several monsters. You will need to add their locations and monster IDs to the txt file monster_item.txt in configs.pck In this case, there needs to be a "surfaces" directory in elements folder. These boss htm still exist in surfaces.pck. If the folder "surfaces" (from the surfaces.pck) is moved to the correct location, the button above should appear next to the boss names that have the appropriate corresponding htm pages made. Above is an example with the dungeon "Crypt of Hunters" and the first boss of that dungeon, "Blackbear Sovereign"

Elementclient.exe

Chat Colors
Chat colors are hardcoded values stored in the game executable as follows: 
 Chat Name Color 
 This is stored at 0x003D745E in elementclient.exe . It is not hardcoded as a string but as the raw ARGB value, 8ADCFFFF in little endian. 8ADCFFFF is the default chat name color, FFFFDC8A . 
 Player Usable Chats 
 int commonChatOffset = 0x0067C4BB; // Common Chat		Default Color: ^FFFFFF
int partyChatOffset = 0x0067C4CB; // Party Chat		Default Color: ^00FF00
int whisperChatOffset = 0x0067E983; // Whisper Chat 	Default Color: ^FF7FFF
int allianceChatOffset = 0x0067E993; // Alliance Chat	Default Color: ^00FFFF
int clanChatOffset = 0x0067E943; // Clan Chat		Default Color: ^14A9FF
int worldChatOffset = 0x0067E9A3; // World Chat		Default Color: ^FFFF00
int superChatOffset = 0x0067E933; // Super Chat		Default Color: ^A900C7
 
 Non-Player Chats 
 int broadcastChatOffset = 0x0067C4AB; // Broadcast Chat	Default Color: ^FF0000
int otherChatOffset = 0x0067E953; // Other Chat		Default Color: ^B680FF
int damageChatOffset = 0x0067E973; // Damage Chat		Default Color: ^FFAE00
int systemChatOffset = 0x0067E963;		// System Chat		Default Color: ^FF7F00
 
 Example C# For Programmatic Editing 
 using System.Text;

namespace chatColorChanger
{
	class Program
	{
		static void Main(string[] args)
		{
			using (BinaryWriter writer = new BinaryWriter(File.Open(args[0], FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite)))
			{
				// player usable chats
				int commonChatOffset = 0x0067C4BB;		// Common Chat		Default Color: ^FFFFFF
				writer.Seek(commonChatOffset, SeekOrigin.Begin); //move your cursor to the position
				writer.Write(Encoding.BigEndianUnicode.GetBytes("^00fcda")); //write new color
			}
		}
	}
}

Launch Arguments
rendersize
ip
console
luadebug
lualog
noverchk
forcelogin
token
area
user
pwd
replay
nochangedir
 
 Example usage 
 elementclient.exe console:1 user:USERNAME pwd:PASSWORD 
 rendersize 
 ip 
 console 
 Usage: console:1 
 Values 
 
 
 1 - Enables in-game console. 
 
 luadebug 
 lualog 
 noverchk 
 forcelogin 
 token 
 area 
 user 
 Usage: user:USERNAME 
 Replace USERNAME with your accounts username. 
 pwd 
 Usage: pwd:PASSWORD 
 Replace PASSWORD with your accounts password. 
 replay 
 nochangedir

Maps

Precinct.clt
Example #1: //  Element precinct file (client version) 
 
 version  7 
 1330501267 
 
 "Pokari City" Area Name 
 1601  5  75  0  16  1  60  1  16  0  Area ID / # of Co-ords / # of NPCs / # of Other Areas / World ID / # of Music / Leave Timer / Ambient Stereo / World ID / Group ID 
 15.000000, 16.000000, -56.360001,42.500000, -18.719999 ? / World ID / Portal Co-ords 
 0,0,0.000000,0.000000,0.000000 
 0,0,0.000000,0.000000,0.000000 
 0,0,0.000000,0.000000,0.000000 
 -377.255249  138.131409  457.909088 Area Boarder Co-ords (xyz) 
 -362.873779  78.828430  -221.574158 
 207.600723  58.555016  -202.462250 
 270.362122  174.479614  475.261200 
 -377.240601  138.131958  457.901886 
 
 "Stash Keeper Pital"  -239.110001  43.840000  0.690000 "NPC" Co-ords (xyz) 
 "Transporter Marcy"  -71.570000  38.049999  -143.500000 
 "Roor the Hunter"  120.980003  41.189999  6.540000 
 "Apothecary Yoon"  -155.199997  40.650002  14.990000 
 "Blacksmith Qioz"  -138.229996  41.139999  6.990000 
 "Ancestral Forge"  -131.820007  40.340000  -10.150000 
 "Wehn"  -52.130001  50.680000  174.899994 
 "Pokari Bulletin Board"  -36.450001  38.049999  -143.589996 
 "Dispatcher Chun"  -76.000000  38.000000  -144.000000 
 "Award Agent"  114.000000  44.000000  -110.000000 
 "Cloud Creek"  -56.000000  42.000000  -28.000000 
 "Pokari Deputy"  -34.720001  38.049999  -143.550003 
 "Pokari Agent"  -38.330002  38.049999  -143.589996 
 "Pokari Sheriff"  -41.459999  38.049999  -143.669998 
 "Miss Grace"  105.949997  44.320000  -90.430000 
 "Wu Cheng'en"  18.530001  45.740002  328.910004 
 "Glide Gear Dealer"  -141.169998  41.290001  -98.300003 
 "Nimbus Rider"  -227.899994  41.189999  8.420000 
 "Book Merchant Wath"  -181.039993  42.520000  -74.120003 
 "Clan Director"  -34.900002  47.759998  120.309998 
 "Woodsman Roki"  -221.580002  44.290001  -88.620003 
 "Mount Merchant"  120.320000  41.189999  -4.070000 
 "Mapkeeper Ming"  -47.540001  38.049999  1.920000 
 "General Scruffins"  39.220001  40.650002  15.370000 
 "Foreign Monk"  66.349998  40.650002  15.340000 
 "Swordkeeper Kash"  84.330002  40.360001  -55.029999 
 "Elsa"  67.669998  41.320000  -73.459999 
 "Scholar Loskit"  32.750000  40.279999  -16.040001 
 "General Zurin"  -62.230000  50.689999  175.009995 
 "General Uree"  -62.259998  50.500000  172.889999 
 "Ziola"  26.629999  41.290001  -64.269997 
 "Traveling Monk"  25.570000  41.290001  -97.989998 
 "Veteran"  61.500000  41.560001  -36.910000 
 "Hydraulic Engineer"  66.449997  41.340000  -74.699997 
 "Engineer's Wife"  68.800003  41.310001  -72.400002 
 "Pumpkin Farmer"  19.990000  43.450001  -132.460007 
 "Craftsman Bolo"  -231.919998  44.860001  -108.629997 
 "Tool Merchant Gin"  -223.000000  43.290001  -111.000000 
 "Gear Guide Fren"  -224.130005  43.290001  -103.290001 
 "Guard Mino"  -61.900002  38.529999  87.660004 
 "Guard Su"  -50.740002  38.529999  87.739998 
 "Guard Inko"  -50.919998  49.040001  156.449997 
 "Guard Deen"  -63.290001  49.040001  156.460007 
 "Guard Leon"  -67.910004  38.049999  58.830002 
 "Guard Lon"  -44.389999  38.049999  58.849998 
 "Pokari Broker"  -183.199997  43.950001  -36.180000 
 "Matchmaker"  -251.350006  41.360001  303.880005 
 "Destroyer Kong"  19.750000  40.650002  -22.490000 
 "Trader Larz"  -140.229996  41.290001  -63.740002 
 "Mogui Outfitter Mali"  -140.020004  41.330002  -65.029999 
 "The Sweeper"  98.669998  40.009998  243.199997 
 "Dusk Dragonkin"  -109.000000  38.000000  79.000000 
 "Dawn Dragonkin"  -119.000000  38.000000  79.000000 
 "Pokari Virtue Agent"  -83.000000  48.000000  127.000000 
 "Ether Castle Agent"  -32.000000  48.000000  124.000000 
 "Achievement Shrine"  129.000000  40.000000  -26.000000 
 "Dragon Slayer Forger"  -142.570007  41.139999  15.010000 
 "General Moyon"  -51.770000  50.349998  171.050003 
 "Warrior Mofan"  -51.919998  50.500000  172.899994 
 "Master of Arms"  -183.610001  40.689999  15.350000 
 "Wath's Assistant"  -28.670000  47.759998  126.680000 
 "Cloud Boy"  -25.570000  47.759998  129.850006 
 "Ingot Exchanger Tee"  -92.300003  47.759998  135.940002 
 "Ingot Exchanger Doo"  -89.260002  47.759998  132.970001 
 "Ingot Exchanger Qien"  -86.230003  47.759998  129.759995 
 "Ingot Exchanger Dollar"  -95.000000  48.000000  139.000000 
 "Mail Box"  -2.380000  38.029999  -48.590000 
 "East Market Teleporter"  57.000000  42.000000  -38.000000 
 "West Market Teleporter"  -189.000000  42.000000  -42.000000 
 "Temple Teleporter"  -52.000000  48.000000  120.000000 
 "Trainer Gruffin"  123.419998  41.189999  3.010000 
 "Chef Theo"  117.519997  41.189999  8.900000 
 "Trapper Verni"  113.559998  41.189999  9.540000 
 "Collector Val"  123.796997  41.194000  -0.228000 
 "Transformation Card Trade"  107.327003  40.849998  248.007004 
 
 Other Areas 
 
 "huanjingyinxiao\chengzhenbaitian.wav" Ambient Stereo 
 "Music\changan.ogg" Music 
 "huanjingyinxiao\chengzhenbaitian.wav" Ambient Stereo Credit: Rouge Alma Example #2: 
 PRECINCT.CLT/SEV Go To Town Configuration (example): 
 //  Element precinct file (client version) 
 version  6 1136977321 
 "Den of Rabid Wolves" 10601  5  0  4  1  3  30  1  106  0  =  WID-AID / # of co-ord lines / # of other area lines / ambiencestereo / WID TO "RELEASE" or "Town Portal" TO / BGM(music) / LEAVE TIMER / enable disable (0-1) / WID OF CURRENT MAP / Group ID -1496.193970, 254.130005, 889.504028  =  COORDINATES TO "RELEASE" or "Town Portal" TO -512.000000  332.649017  512.000000     \ 512.000000  332.649017  512.000000 512.000000  332.649017  -512.000000      co-ord lines (town limits) -512.000000  332.649017  -512.000000 -512.000000  332.649017  512.000000     / 
 "Avalanche Village"  -710.494019  231.817001  4244.563965             \ "Snowy Village"  -2520.416016  216.925003  4100.319824 "The Forgotten Frostland"  -2820.738037  241.505005  4180.767090       Other area lines (added for example only-not part of a06)[if it were it would change the very first line to this: 10601  5  (4)  4  1  3  30  1  106  0 ] "Harshlands Officer"  -2517.510010  216.667999  4109.569824           / 
 "ambiencestereo\dungeon4.wav" "Music\common_e1.mp3"                \ "Music\dungeon_b1.mp3"                BGM(music)[3] "Music\dungeon_c1.mp3"               / "ambiencestereo\dungeon4.wav" 
 --===further precinct notes===-- ambiencestereo = 0-none 1,2,3,4 BGM(music) 0-none or the number of lines of music played in sequence Group ID for world_targets? enable disable 0=off/disable  1=on/enable WID = World ID 
 Credit: Steve Langley

Region.clt
//  Element region file (client version) 
 version  6 1330501267 
 [region]                                Area "长安城安全区"                            Area Name 1  895  0  5                            PK-Zone / Area ID / ? / Number of Points -377.255249  138.131409  457.909088 -362.873779  78.828430  -221.574158 207.600723  58.555016  -202.462250 270.362122  174.479614  475.261200 -377.240601  138.131958  457.901886 
 [trans]                                    Portal 1  16  1                                World ID To (e.g. Gaap) / World ID From (e.g. Pokari) / Minimum Level -56.187237, 37.604233, -133.804794        Portal Co-ords From (e.g. Pokari) 2.500000, 25.000000, 2.500000            Portal Range Allowance 463.795013, 245.500000, 439.851013        Portal Co-ords To (e.g Gaap) Credit: RougeAlma 
 [region] "安全区" 1 10 -2530.360596 212.984573 4179.893066 -2479.267334 220.548294 4190.765625 -2437.542236 220.995117 4137.787109 -2469.698486 218.411942 4087.776855 -2505.385742 221.888626 4047.897217 -2520.250244 217.868668 4051.548096 -2579.227051 217.949570 4079.913330 -2578.665527 216.452377 4123.163086 -2546.649414 218.257568 4170.906250 -2530.360596 212.984573 4179.893066 
 is the safezone section 
 the: 
 [trans] 116 1 0 -2392.144043, 260.299011, 4428.956055 10.000000, 5.000000, 5.000000 -175.348999, 256.104004, -437.670990 
 is the region transport [trans] = tells it the following is transport info 131 1 60 = WORLD ID TAG TO / WORLD ID TAG FROM / LV REQ (IDK why HH/TT is 1 60; when every other [trans] is 1 0) -2708.798096, 404.276001, 1185.218994 = this line tells it the cords to teleport from the map (in which this region file is for) 5.000000, 5.000000, 5.000000 = this I am guessing is the range for which the transport area works (how far outside of the above number) -477.000000, 131.000000, 475.000000 = this line tells it where to take you inside the new location Credit: 343

Data

path.data
path.data is fairly simple. It contains a mapping of ID's to asset paths. 
 The file starts with 4 bytes representing a timestamp in unix epoch and 4 bytes representing the total number of paths in the file. 
 Each path consists of a varying number of bytes. The first 4 bytes of a path are the ID, the next 4 bytes are the length of the path in bytes. Reading bytes equivalent to the length will give you a GB2312 encoded string representing the path. 
 Example snippet of a path.data export. 
 1,Models\npcs\怪物\植物系\木怪\木怪.ecm
2,Models\npcs\怪物\飞行系\通用蝙蝠怪\通用蝙蝠怪.ecm
3,Models\npcs\怪物\飞行系\大怪鸟\大怪鸟.ecm
4,Models\npcs\怪物\飞行系\吸血蝙蝠怪\吸血蝙蝠怪.ecm
5,Models\npcs\怪物\飞行系\吸血蝙蝠\吸血蝙蝠.ecm
6,Models\npcs\怪物\金属系\铜钱妖\铜钱妖.ecm
7,Models\npcs\怪物\金属系\怪箱子\怪箱子.ecm
 
 An example C# class representing the data. 
 public class PathData
{
	public Int32 Timestamp { get; set; }
	public Int32 TotalPaths { get; set; }
	public ESOPath[] ESOPaths { get; set; }
}

public class ESOPath : PathData
{
	public Int32 ID { get; set; }
	public Int32 PathLength {get; set;}
	public String? FilePath { get; set; }
}

aipolicy.data


domain.data


dyn_tasks.data


dynamicobjects.data


elements.data


gshop.data


screentasks.data


task_npc.data


tasks.data


Models

Ski Files
This information is taken from resources for Perfect World. While Perfect World and other Angelica engine games are very similar there may be some differences. This information needs to be confirmed for Ether Saga. 
 General File Structure 
 
 
 
 Offset 
 Name 
 Data Size 
 Typ. Values 
 Meaning 
 Comments 
 
 
 
 
 0x0000 
 moxbiksa[8] 
 CHAR 
 "MOXBIKSA" 
 file type identifier 
 Ski BMOX 
 
 
 0x0008 
 ski_type 
 DWORD 
 8 or 9 
 
 Type 9 has bone names listed, type 8 doesn't 
 
 
 0x000C 
 mesh_count[4] 
 DWORD 
 1,0,0,0 or 2,0,0,0 
 number of meshes 
 Defines a vertex_type as well. (index to mesh_count[]); so vertex_type goes (0,1,?,?) 
 
 
 0x001C 
 tex_count 
 DWORD 
 1 or 2 
 number of textures 
 
 
 
 0x0020 
 mat_count 
 DWORD 
 1 or 2 
 number of materials 
 
 
 
 0x0024 
 num_bips 
 DWORD 
 4 or more 
 number of “bones” 
 if ski_type=8, always no bips (but num_bips=4) 
 
 
 0x0028 
 (unknown_2) 
 DWORD 
 0 
 
 only value 0 spotted currently 
 
 
 0x002C 
 (type_mask) 
 DWORD 
 41 or 43 or ... 
 num.Bones in *.bon 
 Seems to identify the type of Avatar; Human_Female=41, Demon_Female = 43, Human_Male = 35, ... 
 
 
 0x0030 
 zero_60 
 DWORD 
 0,0,0,... 
 
 just 15 zero DWORDs (or 60 zero BYTEs) 
 
 
 
 IF ski_type == 9:	{{{				
	Bone Names				
0x006C	Repeat [num_bips]:	{{{			
	bone_len	DWORD	e.g. 12	string len (bone name)	
	bone_name[len]	CHAR	“Bip01 L Foot”	the bone name string	no trailing /0
	}}}	}}}			
					
	Textures				
0x006C + (bones)	Repeat [tex_count]:	{{{			
	tex_len	DWORD	e.g. 16		number of bytes, not chinese letters
	tex_name[len]	CHAR	"中式婚礼女鞋.dds”	Texture file name	(maybe unicode)
		}}}			
	Materials				
	Repeat [mat_count]:	{{{			
	MatHeader	String-z	“MATERIAL: “/0	Header for Mat.Block	10 bytes + trail-/0
	mat_values[16]	FLOAT	1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1,	(unknown)	could be a matrix ...
			0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1	(unknown)	... or other float parameters
	scale_param	FLOAT	9.999 or 19,999 or 10.0	a scaling factor?	(a “0” was spotted too)
	is_clothing	BYTE	0x00 or 0x01	if fashion or not?	could be boolean
		}}}			
	Meshes				
	Repeat [mesh_count]:	<<<			
	obj_len	DWORD	e.g. 8	string len (mesh_obj)	
	mesh_obj[len]	CHAR	"萤火虫_0”	name of the model	no trailing /0
	tex_index	LONG_32	0 or 1 or ...?	index to texture	none if -1
	mat_index	LONG_32	0	index to materials	
IF vertex_type == 1:	{{{				vertex_type: (see “mesh_count[]” above)
	extra_data[4]	BYTE		(unknown)	
	}}}				
	vertex_count	DWORD	1235	number of vertices	
	faceverts_count	DWORD	6084	number of faceverts	faceverts_count = 3*face_count, because always triangles
					
	Vertices				
	Repeat [vertex_count]:	{{{			
	vertex_position[3]	FLOAT	(0.05, 1.0, -0.234)	vertex coordinate	-X, -Z, Y
IF vertex_type == 0:	{{{				
	vertex_weight[3]	FLOAT	(0.7, 0.3, 0.0)	bone influence ?	seem 2nd value is always between 1st and 3rd
	bone_index[4]	BYTE	(3, 12, 0, 27)	list of 4 “bones”	the order must be kept; don't sort!
	}}}				
	vertex_normal[3]	FLOAT		vertex normal vector	
	vertex_UV_coord[2]	FLOAT		u/v-coordinate of vertex	U, 1-V
		}}}			
	Faces				
	Repeat [face_count]:	{{{			face_count = faceverts_count / 3
	vertex_index[3]	USHORT_16	(123, 122, 144)	3 indices to vertices	
		}}}			
	(End Meshes)	>>>			
					
	[EOF]

Console Commands

Debug Commands
Disclaimer: Most of these have been proven to work, some have yet to be tested. 
 System Commands 
 
 Changer render of mipmap/pixel. 0-10 high-low quality 
 d_mipmapbias 
 Sight of your camera. 
 d_viewradius 
 Seems to be useless or not working. 
 d_playerradius 
 Change the render of the trees. 0-4 
 d_treelod 
 Show/Hide Water 0-2 
 d_render_water 
 Show/Hide Grasses 
 d_render_grass 
 Show/Hide Trees 
 d_render_forest 
 Show/Hide Shadow 
 d_render_shadow 
 Show/Hide Outline 
 d_render_outline 
 Do not prevent the window from updating when it loses focus. 
 d_rendernofocus 
 Changes UI theme 0=old 1=new 
 d_theme 
 Change ingame time (client side only). Format: 10,00 (mean 10AM). 
 d_settimeofday 
 Same thing as (F9) but without the Screenshot window. 
 d_cameramode 
 Move to X, Y cords. Use d_showpos to help you. 
 d_goto x, y 
 Move to the specified game coordinates 
 d_go x, y 
 Display all purchased EB? 
 d_money 
 Open a url in the browser 
 d_ie <url> 
 Changes window title? 
 d_title 
 Fly but only works when you have a high movement speed. For flying without speed adjustments use d_c2scmd fly 
 d_fly 
 Changes player runspeed values exceeding 5 cause rubberbanding due to server anti-cheat 
 d_runspeed 
 Seems to be useless or not working. Perhaps to use a skill? 
 d_skill 
 Seems to be useless or not working. Quests are known as Tasks may be related to completing a quest 
 d_task 
 Return to character selection screen. 
 d_relogin 
 Information 
 
 Some wire boxes on in-game objects. 
 d_boundbox 
 Show Dynamic NPC's ID in the order they were spawned. 
 d_npcid 
 Show/Hide the cords for every NPC, MOB, PLAYER (and you). 
 d_showpos 
 Show the distance between your character and the cursor. 
 d_testdist 
 Show/Hide item/npc/character's ID instead of their name. You can also get a character's ID by CTRL + Right Click their name in chat. 
 d_showid 
 Show the server date and time. 
 d_getservertime 
 Show last login time 
 d_lastlogintime 
 Show character creation time 
 d_createtime 
 Show Debug info 
 
 Shows debug info 
 d_rtdebug 
 Show/Hide 3D game information. 
 d_a3dstat 
 Show/Hide computer and game resources. 
 d_gamestat 
 Display information related to debugging UI 
 d_uidebug 
 Show/Hide FPS in the right upper corner of the screen. 
 d_fps 
 Shows a gfc from gfc.pck (requires dir location) 
 d_gfx 
 Seems to be useless or not working. 
 d_skipframe 
 Seems to be useless or not working. 
 d_modelupdate 
 Write dump, close the game and show the Report Bug window. 
 d_minidump 
 ID Search 
 
 Search for a partial name of an item / mob / npc and get its ID in return 
 d_query 
 Type an npc id and get back its coordinates (if its already in the autopath database) 
 d_querynpc 
 Search for a partial name of an NPC Service and get its ID in return 
 d_queryservice 
 Type in a partial model path and it spits out the items that use it 
 d_querymodel 
 ??? 
 
 Seems to be useless or not working. 
 d_turnaround 
 Seems to be useless or not working. 
 d_trnlayer 
 Seems to be useless or not working. 
 d_trncull 
 Maybe for make some changes on GS(gamed)? GS controls the servers rates(exp/drop/gold/spirit/etc) and who knows what else. 
 d_gscmd 
 Delete command? 
 d_delcmd 
 Seems to be useless or not working. 
 d_namepos

Client to Server Commands
Drop gold on ground 
 d_c2scmd 20 <amount> 
 Invite player to party 
 d_c2scmd 27 <id> 
 Meditate 
 d_c2scmd 46 
 Open Self Shop 
 d_c2scmd 84 
 Initiate duel with a player 
 d_c2scmd 92 <id> 
 Take your hands? (Embrace) 
 d_c2scmd 95 <id> 
 View characters information 
 d_c2scmd 99 <id> 
 Change class 
 d_c2scmd 1102 0 <id> 
 Gain gold relevant to the equation (level*100) 
 d_c2scmd 1988 
 Change pet mood maybe? 
 d_c2scmd 1989 <id> 
 Gives exp + spirit(note this is affected by the servers exp rate and can result in receiving negative experience) 
 d_c2scmd 1999 
 Add level 1 character 
 d_c2scmd 2000 
 Create item with 1 minute timer(no idea how to change timer amount needs to be looked into) 
 d_c2scmd 2001 <id> 
 Grants double experience for target player for a duration range of 0 to 14400 seconds. 
 d_c2scmd 2009 <id> 
 Gain 100 EB 
 d_c2scmd 2014 
 Expand inventory slots by amount 
 d_c2scmd 2016 <amount> 
 Makes target player spouse 
 d_c2scmd 2020 <id or 0 for divorce> 
 Clears inventory 
 d_c2scmd 4444 
 Spawns item by quantity on the ground 
 d_c2scmd 10800 <id> <quantity> 
 Gain experience by amount(note this is affected by the servers exp rate and can result in receiving negative experience) 
 d_c2scmd 10889 <value> 
 Spawns a mob/npc for the specified duration (NPCs that are spawned are not interactable) 
 d_c2scmd 10802 <id> <quantity> <spawnduration> 0 
 Fly but not broken 
 d_c2scmd 10803 66

GM Commands
gm_kickout_role 
 gm_kickout_user 
 gm_list_user 
 gm_online_num 
 gm_restart_sev 
 gm_shutup_role 
 gm_shutup_user 
 gm_moveto_player 
 gm_callin_player 
 gm_broadcast 
 gm_showid 
 gm_forbid_role 
 gm_trigger_chat 
 gm_generate