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===0.5.3.3368=== | ===0.5.3.3368, 1.12.1.5875=== | ||
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struct CharStartOutfitRec { | struct CharStartOutfitRec { |
Revision as of 21:34, 1 October 2017
Information about the items the characters get when they enter the world the first time. The server seems to have the same database since there are non-viewable items listed too (bindstones, food).
Note: These fields do not have the standard 4 byte blocks. race, class, gender and outfit id are bytes!
Classic
0.5.3.3368, 1.12.1.5875
Struct
struct CharStartOutfitRec { uint32_t m_ID; uint8_t m_raceID; uint8_t m_classID; uint8_t m_sexID; uint8_t m_outfitID; uint32_t m_ItemID[12]; uint32_t m_DisplayItemID[12]; uint32_t m_InventoryType[12]; };
Wrath
3.0.8.8905-3.3.5.12340
Table
Column | Field | Type | Notes |
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1 | ID | Integer | |
2.1 | Race | iRefID | (byte) |
2.2 | Class | iRefID | (byte) |
2.3 | Gender | byte | male, female |
2.4 | outfit id | byte | |
3 | Items[24] | Integer[] | These reference item IDs (see wowhead or the itemcache). -1 or 0 if none. Actually ignored by the client. |
28 | DisplayInfo[24] | Integer[] | Both only set if Item[x] is set too. |
53 | InventoryType[24] | Integer[] | Values from -1 to 26. |
Warlords
6.0.1.18179
Struct
struct CharStartOutfitRec { uint32_t m_ID; uint8_t m_raceID; uint8_t m_classID; uint8_t m_sexID; uint8_t m_outfitID; uint32_t m_ItemID[24]; uint32_t m_DisplayItemID[24]; uint32_t m_InventoryType[24]; uint32_t m_petDisplayID; uint32_t m_petFamilyID; };