DB/EmotesText

0.5.3.3368, 1.12.1.5875, 3.3.5.12340, 6.0.1.18179

struct EmotesTextRec {
  uint32_t m_ID;
  stringrefⁱ m_name;
  foreign_keyⁱ<uint32_t, &EmotesRec::m_ID> m_emoteID;
  foreign_keyⁱ<uint32_t, &EmotesTextDataRec::m_ID> m_emoteText[16];
};

Structure

If a female emote text in #12, #13 or #16 is 0, appropriate male one is used instead. Unknown columns should be tested if they actually work and do something.

Field	Name	Type	Description	Example
1	ID	Integer	Unique row ID.
2	sRefCon	String	/String which executes this emote.
3	iRefID_Emotes	Integer	Animation to be played.
4	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Male, target, displayed to others.	%s raises his fist in anger at %s.
5	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Male, target, displayed to target.	%s raises his fist in anger at you.
6	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unisex, target, displayed to sender.	You raise your fist in anger at %s.
7	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unknown
8	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Male, no target, displayed to others.	%s raises his fist in anger.
9	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unknown
10	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unisex, no target, displayed to sender.	You raise your fist in anger.
11	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unknown
12	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Female, target, displayed to others.	%s raises her fist in anger at %s.
13	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Female, target, displayed to target.	%s raises her fist in anger at you.
14	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unknown
15	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unknown
16	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Female, no target, displayed to others.	%s raises her fist in anger.
17	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unknown
18	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unknown
19	iRefID_EmotesTextData	Integer	Unknown

Amaroth 30th November 2016

This section only applies to version  (0.5.3.3368)

In the Alpha, the CGChat::AddTextEmoteMessage function is used to calculate which emoteText to use. This is based on a basic set of conditions that combine flags to produce an index. Because of these conditions, certain indices are not used e.g. 4, as it would have no 'displayed to x'. These invalid indices are subsequently 0 filled in the DBC. Below is a simplistic list of the conditions:

0x0 = default, male
0x1 = display to others
0x2 = display to target
0x4 = no target
0x8 = female
 * 'displayed to sender' emotes (index 3 and 7) are displayed as and when needed by the client