Greetings Britannians!
Welcome to UOX3, the first multiplayer-capable server emulator for Ultima Online.
- First and most important, this program is only an experiment
right now, so please don't expect everything to work like with the real
servers. Also note that this program might be too complicated for many
people to setup for now. If that is the case you might want to wait for
the final release which will include some utilities to simplify setup of
this program.
- Second, remember what the Alpha state of this program means:
Its only to find out how the code performs on different systems. There
is only a fraction of the planned features implemented yet and the code
contains quite a lot of bugs right now.
- Third I want everyone to remember this: If you want to report
a bug, make sure it isn't mentioned in the list of known bugs yet and that
there is no update available which fixes that problem already. (I am mentioning
this only because the Dev team gets alot of questions about bugs which were
already mentioned in the documentation or even fixed)Also check the UOX
message board at uox.stratics.com to post or find out about bugs that need
or have been fixed.
- Finally I want to wish everyone much fun with this release
of UOX3, as incomplete as it might be right now. From now on the Dev team
will be releasing new versions on a regular basis, so you will get new
features and bugfixes very often. Between each version, remember to take
a look at the revision history part of this text and the update.text because
that is the only place`s where feature changes are mentioned. Also note
that UOX3 is a complete rewrite and apart from the knowledge I got from
earlier UOX versions it has got nothing in common with them.
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#More Info
- UOX3 works only with current new versions of CLIENT.EXE
- UOX3 requires current versions of VERDATA.MUL
- UOX3 *will definitely not work* for old client versions or beta versions
- UOX3 is only a server program... you still need your UO client.
- UOX3 is still in early stage, you cant do everything you can do online.
- Only those dynamic objects we or you placed manually are present
- As the protocol of UO is changed from time to time, always remember
to keep a backup of your client.exe program, as every new patch might break the
current version of UOX3.
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#Current Features
This is a list of the features currently in UOX3, 70.03.xx:
- Multiplayer capability for 128 players at a time
- Character and NPC Movement (Walking, Running, ect)
- Horseback Riding
- Singleclicking and Doubleclicking actions
- Talking
- Broadcasting
- Adding, Moving, Using and Wearing Items
- Teleporting
- Polymorphing
- Status and Skills Windows
- Character Backpacks and BankBoxes
- Combat
{Player vs Player, Player vs NPC, NPC vs NPC}
- Bow/Salute
- Manual and Auto World Saves
- Garbage Collection
- Spellcasting
{not all spells are implemented yet}
- Sound Effects
- Lighting Control
{Day and Night Cycle, Dungeons, Ect}
- Weather
{Min/Max Temps, Rain/Lightning, Snow, Dry}
- GM and Counsellor Paging
- X,Y, and Z positioning
- Trigger System
- Line of Sight Checks
- Name Highlighting
- Reputation/Murdurer System
{Configurable via Scripts}
- Colored Ore and Armor
- Fame/Karma System
- Pet owndership
- Housing
- Poisoning
- Aggressive NPCs
- Magical Items, Weapons and Armor
- Item, Chest and Monster Spawners
- Message Boards
- Boats
- Instant logout limited to Inns
{Configurable via Scripts}
- Instant Log Out in House/Boat
{If the key is in your pack}
- HTML Server Status Generator
- Player Run Vendors
- Guildstones and Guild Highlighting System
- Player Races
- No Item Decay in Houses
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#Setup Instructions
1) Set up the UOX3.INI & ACCOUNT.ADM (UOX3.INI) First open
the UOX3.INI in your uox3 folder. Here you will need your IP address to
the internet or IP 127.0.0.1 for a one player world only.Refer to step
(2) for finding the right IP for your system.At the top of the UOX3.INI
you will put in your Shard name, It can be any name you want it to be.
Then right under it but before the ### put in your IP address.Then right
under the first ### There will be starting locations for your world after
you create your char and enter Britannia, You can have just one starting
point or have as many as you want just put in the name and the locations
for the place`s you would like to start at.The locations are xyz coordinates,you
can optain these by doing a /where in the game at the exact place you are
standing,only done with the GM stats.Then after the locations you will
find another set of ### and under tho`s you will need to point each file
there to where your real UO dir is. Here is a Example of what the UOX3.INI
should look like but with your correct IP and all .Mul files pointing to
you correct UO dir.
Your shard
Your ip
###
Yew
Center
545
982
0
Minoc
Tavern
2477
411
15
Britain
Sweet Dreams Inn
1495
1629
10
Moonglow
Docks
4406
1045
0
Trinsic
West Gate
1832
2779
0
Magincia
Docks
3675
2259
20
Jhelom
Docks
1492
3696
0
Skara Brae
Docks
639
2236
0
Vesper
Ironwood Inn
2771
977
0
###
c:\ultima online\map0.mul
c:\ultima online\staidx0.mul
c:\ultima online\statics0.mul
c:\ultima online\verdata.mul
c:\ultima online\tiledata.mul
c:\ultima online\multi.mul
c:\ultima online\multi.idx
1000
0 Heartbeat, 1=on 0=off
400
0
0
Thats all there is to setup the UOX3.INI. Make sure you have this setup
correctly and there are three lines at the end of it or the server will not
run for you. (ACCOUNTS.ADM) Open the ACCOUNTS.ADM file found in the
UOX folder.At the top you will see SECTION ACCOUNT 0,in here
you will put the Username and Password of the Char who will have the GM stats.
The first account allways has GM priv`s. Here is an Example of what the
ACCOUNTS.ADM file should look like:
SECTION ACCOUNT
{
NAME Username
PASS Password
TIMEBAN 0
CONTACT
}
SECTION ACCOUNT
{
NAME Guest
PASS Guest Password
TIMEBAN 0
CONTACT
}
EOF
You can use any name that you want in there.And you can add as many
accounts as you see fit. Just add them exactly as the first two accounts
are setup.
Also note that the first account in the list is reserved for the
server operator and has some special privileges, like having GM rights
on every fresh created character.
2) Set up your Network: (If needed) To play UOX3 you will need at least
one IP adress assigned to your machine. This is required because of a client
bug which will crash the client after playing the intro movie if there
are no IP adresses available. Because its in the Client, I can not do anything
about it. You can either:
a) Connect to your ISP which automatically assigns an IP to you, then
open an ms-dos prompt window and type arp -a at the command line. The numbers
after Interface: will be your IP.
b) Set yourself a static IP adress. Go to the Win95 control panel and
then select Network Settings. Then single click on the TCP/IP entry in
the enabled network componets box, then click the properties button. Now
click the radio button labeled "specify an IP address". Now, you are able
to fill in the two boxes below it. In the first one, the IP address box,
you need to enter an IP address of your choice. ("1.1.1.1" works, but any
other number will do.) Then, set the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0. Click
"OK" and windows will ask you to restart your computer, click "OK"
*IMPORTANT* Remember, you need to re-enable the upper radio button before
you can connect to your ISP the next time.
c) Type "ping localhost" on the command line of an open ms-dos prompt
window. First line should be like: "Pinging zeus [127.0.0.1] with 32 bytes
of data:" The name before the [127.0.0.1] will be different, as it is your
computers name. Now edit the file named "hosts" in your windows directory
and add a line like "127.0.0.1 zeus" below the one that reads "127.0.0.1
localhost". Again, remember to replace "zeus" with your computers
name. Once you reboot Windows, the client should work without crashing.
If you are on a LAN, you probably already have a permanent IP adress
assigned to your network card and can skip this step. Also remember that
if you choose possibility b) or c) people from the internet can not
connect to your server. Choose a) if you want multiplayer.
3) Setup the program: Copy your login.cfg to login.old as a backup.
Unzip all UOX files into one directory.
4) Run the server: Run UOX3.EXE If all's fine, it will print
"UOX3: Startup complete." on the console.
5) Change login information: Now edit your LOGIN.CFG (you backed
it up, didn't you?) to the shown IP adress. So if it were the one
displayed under 3), your LOGIN.CFG would read:
;Loginservers for Ultima Online
;Do not edit this file or patching will fail! Always save a backup.
LoginServer=1.2.3.4,2593
LoginServer=1.2.3.4,2593
LoginServer=1.2.3.4,2593
LoginServer=1.2.3.4,2593
Use IP 127.0.0.1 for a single player game by yourself and for a multi-player
game,You will need to setup your internet IP address. You will also need
to give that IP adress to everyone trying to log in to your system.
(A good program to keep contact to your friends for that purpose is called
ICQ. You can download it at www.mirabilis.com) When editing login.cfg,
don't forget the port number. In the above example, 2593 is the port.
6) Run the client: After setting the mode, execute CLIENT.EXE,
the one from your Ultima Online Directory. (Do NOT run the UO.EXE)
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#Your First Steps In UOX3
The first character created on a new UOX3 server is made the Admin.
This Means you can use all of the GM commands, and have all the privledges.
You should, however, still perform a /makegm on yourself to give yourself the GM robe
and GM title. You can also now do a /makegm on other people to give them GM privledges.
GM's have access to the /add menu which allows them to make just about anything for
the UOX world. While this menu is great, if you are a novice user, I'd suggest
using a tool such as ShardAce or CGMT.
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#Command List
See the command.html in the \DOCS directory
CONSOLE COMMANDS:
S- Switch Secure Mode
This is On by default and means that no other
keyboard commands are accepted.
#- World Save
For saving world state when you cant get in
L- Display Layers
Toggles displaying the layer of items which
are being equipped.
I- Reload INI
used to register changes made to an .INI
file while the server was running
ESC- Quit
Immediately shuts down server without
warning.
A- Reload the accounts.adm file.
Allows your to edit/add new accounts then
reload them into the server without having to take
down the server.
Q- Quit.
Saves the world file, closes any open
sockets and shuts down the server.
T- Activates a timed shutdown and notifies all players online
D- Disconnect account number zero (0).
1- Broadcast a message to all players that you are about to shut down
the server.
H- Toggle the server heartbeat.
P- Display profiling information.
This console command shows useful information
concerning the performance of your server.
W- Show you a list of users currently logged on.
Command line parameters:
Currently there is only one command line parameter
which is understood by UOX3, which is '#'. This causes UOX3 to generate
the file UOXMENUS.LST, which contains an overview of the structure
of the script file.
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#Key Instructions
To make a key/lock-pair, first make a key and set its Type to 7. Then
set the More value of the item to lock and the key to the same value. To
make sure the lock is unique, it is suggested to set the More of the lock
to the same value as its serial number. There, you are done! To make another
Master Key like the one in your GM Bag in the beginning, simply create
a key, set its Type to 7 and its More to FF FF FF FF. It will then be able
to lock/unlock anything, even if it doesnt have a lock. Right now you cant
have multiple keys for one lock, but it is planned.
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#Script Format
All script data for UOX3 is contained in the file UOX3.SCP, which is
a pure ASCII text file, so you can open it with any editor. You can use
this file to customize part of UOX3 to your needs. A more complete set
of instructions will be implemented in a later version of this manual,
so for now, try to find the correct syntax by reading the default script.
All of the currently available commands are used at least once in there.
There are some limitations that you will have to remember, as exceeding
those will most likely cause server or client crashes: (Note that those
are server side; Very high numbers may cause client crashes anyway)
Maximum number of characters per line: 512
Maximum choices in GM Page menus: 10
Maximum characters per GM Page Description line: 255
Maximum of GM Page Menus: 255 (Numbers 1-255 required)
Maximum choices in item menus: 255
Maximum characters per item description line: 255
Maximum of item creation menus: None yet; May be
forced to add this later Also note that the item IDs for the item creation
menus have to be entered as one number.
Here are all available script commands in brief:
GM and Item Menus
- GMMENU decimal
- ITEMMENU decimal
- WEBLINK string
- SYSMESSAGE string
- GMPAGE string
- VERSION
- SUBMENU decimal
- ADDITEM decimal
- BATCH decimal
- INFORMATION
- NPC decimal
- POLY hex
- SKIN hex
- LIGHT hex
- DRY
- RAIN
- SNOW
- GCOLLECT
Item Descriptions
- NAME string
- ID hex
- PILE decimal
- AMOUNT decimal
- COLOR hex
- TYPE decimal
- ATT decimal
- DEF decimal
- LAYER decimal
- MOVABLE decimal (boolean)
- DYE decimal
NPC Descriptions
- NAME string
- ID hex
- SKIN hex
- DIRECTION [n/ne/e/se/s/sw/w/nw]
- ITEM decimal
- COLOR hex
- SPEECH string
- ATT decimal
- DEF decimal
Speech Descriptions
- DEFAULT string
- ON string
- SAY string
ATT and DEF tokens in item description will specify the Attack/Defense
ratios of the item.
NOTE: for batched commands, You cant call one batch file from another
one, that will fail. Also note that you cant use *multiple* item creation
commands in one batch.
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#Gump Menus
Here are the commands for use in the GUMPMENU section of the UOX3.BSC;
be careful though, as the server does NOT parse those, but does directly
send them to the client, so it might cause you to crash: (Comments on the
items I marked as "unknown" would be greatly appreciated)
noclose
Sets the gump so you can only close it by clicking one
of the buttons on it.
nomove
Disallows moving the gump around.
page x
The objects following this command will be put on a
certain page of the menu. A special
case is page 0; those items are visible independant
of the current page.
text x y hue line
Puts a line of text at the given coordinates. The line
has to be present in the
corresponding GUMPTEXT entry. (For GUMPMENU 1, put all
text in GUMPTEXT 1 and so on)
resizepic x y gumpstart xsize ysize
This is for the "background" of menus. Gumpstart
should point to the beginning of a
certain set of 9 gumps displaying the edges and fill
of the background. (For example:
5100 is the standard grey background, 5120 is a bit
darker, 5170 is a scroll)
button x y gump pressedgump close action exitcode
This is a button that you can click. If close is >0,
the button is closing the menu if clicked.
If action is 1, it flips one page backward; if it is
2 it is going forward. Exitcode has no
meaning for THIS version of UOX.
radio x y gump selectedgump default resultcode
This is a radiobutton. If default is 1 then this is
the default selection for the menu.
checkbox x y gump selectedgump default resultcode
Same as radio, but many of those can be switched on
at a time.
gumppic x y gump
This is placing a decorative gump with no
functionality.
tilepic x y tile
Same as gumppic, but this one is placing an item tile.
nodispose
UNKNOWN (Didnt see any change)
textentry
UNKNOWN (This crashed my client; can anyone get it
to work?)
group
UNKNOWN (Never noticed anything with this command)
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#Garbage Collection
This special function of UOX3 is for deleting items which have been
in (for example) containers, which have then been removed from the game.
What it does do internally is to check whether there is a path to access
the item from the main world. (An item in a bag in a chest which is located
in the world would be accessible, but if the chest would have been deleted,
bag and item would be delete at the Garbage Collection.) This process has
two benefits: Clearing up space for new items and preventing bugs, which
can arise when a new item with the same ID as the old container. The Garbage
Collection is automatically invoked whenever the server is started or a
world state is saved, but it can be triggered manually by a GM with the
/gcollect command. It is also executed when a character is being deleted,
as else the next created char would inherit the items of the old character.
If items are removed during this process, the server window should
show a notice informing you of the number of removed items.
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#Known Bugs
On highly lagged internet connections, having other people running
quickly past you may cause client crashes. So, unless you are on a LAN
or playing alone, only walking is safe for now until there is a fix. Note
that this problem increases with the number of players on the server. So
unless the server is on a fast T3 line AND you got excellent pings to it,
dont expect to be able to play there with too many people. (This bug should
appear less now than it used to)
Sometimes items dropped to the ground are not transferred to the client
correctly. In those cases, try /resend, /fix or /tele commands to force
the server to resend item information. If the problem appears with dropping
items into containers, simply close and re-open the container window. (Rarely
ever happens now) Dropping items onto locked containers will result in
you losing that item if you dont own the key.
NEVER try to move a *human* corpse with AllMove. It will crash your
client. This is a problem that I am unable to do anything about. (This
seems to be fixed now, but I will leave this in until I know for sure)
Walking up player built structures still causes you to be stuck in the
stone in the eye of other players. So for now, just use the static buildings,
as there are probably enough for you to claim. :-)
Long account passwords can be problematic because of a problem with
the encryption system that I am too lazy to fix right now. Try a shorter
one then. ;P
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#Credits
*** THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM ***
*** These are the guys are from the 70.03.xx release(s) ***
EviLDeD - Lead Dev
Abaddon -Programming, Bugfixing, Races
Homey -Programming, Bugfixes
Sephiroth -Longtime Scripter, Doing the Script Re-writes
Beosil - Encryption Guru
Ripper - Programming, Pre-release tester, and scripter
*** The old team, some are still around, not as active ***
Cironian
- Creator of UOX3
Jaegermeister
- Original first version of UOX and some help
Tauriel
- Release Cooridinator, bug fixer, and coder
Anthracks
- T2A coder, bug fixer
Crwth
- Programming, primary linux port guru
Zippy
- Longtime Coder
SpaceDog, Revana, Crackerjack, fur, Antichrist
- Programming
Eagle
-Programming, Scripter, Manages UOXDev
Fafnir, Traker, Aagorn, Morac, Myth, Dupois, Moongraven, McCleod
- Programming
Skyfire
- Trigger Coder
Drax
- Official Scriptwriter (Wrote most of the default script)
Jason Koon
- UOX3 logo designer
Jonathan Henry
- Keeping track of all the snippets and lots of other stuff
Zadius
- Release coordinator, Trigger programmer, bug fixer, and coder
Genesis
- Programming, Necro coder, scripter
Thunderstorm
- Bug killer, and linux conversion helper/problem solver
*** OTHER PEOPLE, CONTRIBUTORS AND COMMENTS ***
Xuri
-Created Xuri's WorldBuilder
Just Michael
-Created LoginAce, ShardAce and Script Stapler
Zane
-Created Newbie FAQ/All in One, Scripter, Bugfixing, Manages uox.stratics
Decius
-Created UOXSE, a great tool for Scripters
Retalin
-Helped out the coders many-a times, hosts UOXDev
Fallo
- Great guy, always an excellent person to talk about protocol hacking :)
Ridcully
- Mapmaker-Maker (Look for his next release, Genesis, which looks promising)
Terry Denham
- Valuable help on the statics file
Marc A. Pelletier
- Check out his UOR/OU server (Unfortunately closed for now)
Danny Thomas
- Fix idea for No-IP client crash problem
Jerrith
- Starting locations and Sound Effect list
Krazow
- Providing me with web space for the UOX page
Origin Systems and others...
- For Ultima Online, the best game around today! (Yeah, my opinion)
If you have contributed to UOX3 in any notable way, PLEASE E-mail Zane
<toinzane@yahoo.com> with your name and what you have done for UOX3.
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#Further Notes
If you have any comments, mail me at
toinzane@yahoo.com For more informations and further developments, check the UOX3
homepage at http://uox.stratics.com/
or the UOX development site at: http://www.uoxdev.com
For those of you interested in memory requirements: On my system this server usually
takes up about 2 Megabytes of Hard Drive Space and works best with 128megs of RAM.
As always, donations are accepted, but dont feel forced in any way to send anything
apart from a nice mail. :)
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#Legal information
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that
it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty
of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General
Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the
GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the
Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
**** In addition to that license, if you are running this program or
modified versions of it on a public system you HAVE TO make the complete
source of the version used by you available or provide people with a location
to download it.****
Ultima Online is a registered trademark of Origin Systems, Inc.
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#Lists
The last part of this text is made from lists of ID numbers. Please
excuse the chaotic state of them, but I originally had only created them
for my personal use and never intended them for publication. So there will
be many wrong or imprecise entries. Please do not mail me about those lists,
except when you discovered a really nice looking item not shown in them.
Note that the creature IDs are *NOT* for use with the /add command, as
that command is using completely different numbers. Use them only with
the /poly command. For a complete list of hex codes for many different
items in the game try insideuo its a tool for finding all stuff in uo :)
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#Creature ID List
00 01 - Ogre
00 02 - Ettin
00 03 - Zombie
00 04 - Gargoyle
00 05 - Eagle
00 06 - Bird
00 07 - Full Armed Orc
00 08 - Corpser
00 09 - Demon
00 0a - Demon with Sword
00 0c - Green Dragon
00 0d - Wind Elemental
00 0e - Earth Elemental
00 0f - Fire Elemental
00 10 - Water Elemental
00 11 - Orc (Without stuff)
00 12 - Ettin with Stone Axe
00 15 - Giant Snake
00 16 - Gazer
00 18 - Liche
00 1a - Floating Skeleton
00 1c - Giant Spider
00 1d - Gorilla
00 1e - Harpy
00 1f - Headless
00 21 - Lizardman
00 23 - Lizardman with spear
00 24 - Lizardman with hammer
00 27 - Mongbat
00 29 - Orc with club
00 2a - Ratman
00 2c - Ratman with club
00 2d - Ratman with sword
00 2f - Reaper
00 30 - Giant Scorpion
00 32 - Skeleton
00 33 - Slime
00 34 - Snake
00 35 - Troll
00 36 - Troll 2
00 37 - Troll 3
00 38 - Skeleton with axe
00 39 - Skeleton with sword and shield
00 3a - Wisp
00 3b - Red dragon
00 3c - Smaller green dragon
00 3d - Smaller red dragon
00 96 - Sea Serpent
00 97 - Dolphin
00 c8 - White Horse
00 c9 - Cat
00 ca - Alligator
00 cb - Small Pig
00 cc - Brown Horse
00 cd - Rabbit
00 cf - Sheep
00 d0 - Chicken
00 d1 - Goat
00 d3 - Brown Bear
00 d4 - Grizzly Bear
00 d5 - Polar Bear
00 d6 - Panther
00 d7 - Giant Rat
00 d8 - Cow
00 d9 - Dog
00 dc - Llama
00 dd - Walrus
00 df - Lamb
00 e1 - Jackal
00 e2 - Another horse
00 e4 - Still another horse
00 e7 - Brown Cow
00 e8 - Bull
00 e9 - B/W cow
00 ea - Deer
00 ed - Small deer
00 ee - Rat
01 22 - Large Pig
01 23 - Pack horse with saddle bags
01 24 - Pack llama with saddle bags
01 90 - Male Player
01 91 - Female Player
01 92 - Male Ghost
01 93 - Female Ghost
01 94 until 01 9d - Various hats
01 9e - Bear Hat
01 9f - Deer Hat
01 a0 - Orc Mask
01 a1 - XMas Tree Hat
01 a2 - Voodoo Mask
01 a3 - Short Hair
01 a4 - Male Kid (Blond Hair)
01 a5 - Male Kid (Dark Hair)
01 a6 - Female Kid (Blond Hair)
01 a7 - Female Kid (Dark Hair)
01 a8 - The Invisible Man
01 ae - Walking Trousers (Short)
01 af - Walking Trousers (Long)
01 b2 - Floating Shirt
01 b3 - Floating Suit
01 bf - Walking Dress
01 c0 - Walking Fancy Dress
01 c7 - Walking Kilt
01 d1 - Full Apron
01 d2 - Half Apron | Lots of clothing
01 f4 - Lit Lantern
01 f5 - Lit Torch
01 f6 - Lit Candle
01 f7 - Lantern
01 f8 - Torch
01 f9 - Candle
02 09 - Leather Armor | Lots of armor
03 90 - Jesters Suit
03 ca - Death Robe
03 db - Game Master Robe
03 de - Empty Lord British Armor
03 df - Blackthorn
03 e0 - Order Shield
03 e1 - Chaos Shield
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#Equipable Item List
0b 1a - Candle
0d bf - Fishing Pole
0d f0 - Metal Staff
0d f2 - Sceptre
0e 75 - Backpack
0e 81 - Shepherds Staff
0e 85 - Pickaxe
0e 87 - Pitchfork
0e 89 - Staff
0e 8a - Wooden Rod
0e c2 - Cleaver
0e c4 - Knife
0f 43 - Hatchet
0f 45 - Executioners Axe
0f 47 - Hatchet
0f 49 - Axe
0f 4b - Double Axe
0f 4d - Halberd
0f 4f - Crossbow
0f 51 - Dagger
0f 5c - Mace
0f 5e - Longsword
0f 62 - Spear
0f 64 - Torch
0f b4 - Hammer
10 85 - Necklace
10 86 - Gold Wrist Thing
10 87 - Gold Earrings
10 88 - Gold Collier
10 89 - Gold Neck Chain
10 8a - Gold Ring
13 b0 - War Axe
13 b2 - Bow
13 b4 - Wood Club
13 b6 - Scimitar
13 b8 - Long Sword
13 ba - Broad Sword
13 c0 - Chain Cap
13 c1 - Chain Legs
13 c2 - Chain Armor
13 cd - Leather Arms
13 d0 - Leather Legs
13 d3 - Leather Armor
13 d6 - St. Leather Collar
13 dd - St. Leather Gloves
13 de - St. Leather Arms
13 df - St. Leather Legs
13 e2 - St. Leather Armor
13 e4 - Hammer
13 ed - Ring Armor
13 ef - Ring Arms
13 f1 - Ring Legs
13 f2 - Ring Gloves
13 f5 - Shepherds Staff
13 f7 - Knife
13 f9 - Wood Staff
13 fb - Spike Axe
13 fd - Heavy Crossbow
13 ff - Katana
14 00 - Serpent Sword
14 06 - A big hammer
14 08 - Closed helmet
14 0A - Metal skull cap
14 0C - Bascinet
14 0E - Bucket helm
14 10 - Plate sleeves
14 11 - Plate Legs
14 12 - Full Pl. Helm
14 13 - Pl. Collar
14 14 - Pl. Gloves
14 16 - Breastplate
14 18 - Pl. Gloves II
14 1A - Pl. Legs
14 1C - Orc Mask
14 38 - Another hammer-like weapon
14 3A - Long mace
14 3C - War Hammer
14 3E - Halberd
14 40 - Scimitar
14 42 - Hatchet
14 4E - Bone Sleeves
14 4F - Bone Armor
14 50 - Bone Gloves
14 51 - Bone Helmet
14 52 - Bone Legs
14 53 - Bone Sleeves II
14 54 - Bone Armor II
14 55 - Bone Gloves II
14 56 - Bone Helmet II
14 57 - Bone Legs II
15 15 - Cape
15 16 - Dress
15 17 - Shirt
15 2e - Pants
15 30 - Cape
15 31 - Dress
15 37 - Kilt
15 39 - Fancy Pants
15 3b - Half Apron
15 3d - Apron
15 3f - Bandana
15 41 - Body Sash
15 43 - Skullcap
15 45 - Bear Hat
15 47 - Deer Hat
15 49 - XMas Tree Hat
15 4b - Voodoo Mask
17 0c - Boots
17 0e - Sandals
17 0f - Shoes
17 11 - High Boots
17 13 - Broad Hat
17 14 - A Hat
17 15 - Another Hat
17 16 - Witches Hat
17 17 - Farmers Hat
17 18 - Wizards Hat
17 19 - Some Cap
17 1a - Feathered Hat
17 1b - Tricorne Hat
17 1c - Jesters Hat
17 2e - Another Jester Hat
1b 72 - Bronze Shield
1b 73 - Buckler
1b 74 - Kite Shield
1b 76 - Heater
1b 78 - Spiked Shield
1b 7a - Wooden Shield
1b 7b - Metal Shield
1b c3 - Chaos Shield
1b c4 - Order Shield
1c 00 - Spiked Underwear
1c 02 - Female Plate
1c 04 - Another female Plate
1c 06 - Third female Plate
1c 08 - Leather Shorts
1c 0a - More female stuff
1c 0c - See above
1e fd - Fancy Shirt
1e ff - Fancy Dress
1f 01 - Dress
1f 03 - Robe
1f 05 - Necklace
1f 06 - Wrist Thing
1f 07 - Earrings
1f 08 - Neck Chain
1f 09 - Ring
1f 0b - Orc Helmet
1f 7b - Shirt
1f a0 - Jesters Suit
1f a1 - Short Robe
1f fd - Shirt with black Belt
20 3b - Short Hair
20 3c - Long Hair
20 3d - Pony Tail
20 3e - Long Beard
20 3f - Short Beard
20 40 - Goatee
20 41 - Moustache
20 42 - Lord British Armor
20 43 - Blackthorne Suit
20 44 - Mohawk
20 45 - Pageboy
20 46 - Some other hairstyle
20 48 - Receding Hair
20 49 - 2 Tails
20 4a - Topknot
20 4b - Short Beard/Moustache
20 4c - Long Beard/Moustache
20 4d - Goatee/Moustache
20 4e - Death Shroud
20 4f - Game Master Robe
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#Non-Equipable Item List (#=Legal Container)
00 80 - Wall/Pillar
01 1b - Marble Pillar
06 ab - Wooden Door E/W
06 f5 - Castle Gate E/W
06 f6 - Castle Gate N/S
07 ba - Impassable Red Block
08 21 - Metal Fence N/S
08 23 - Metal Fence E/W
08 a1 - Ladder
09 15 - Stone Platform
09 1b - Bee Swarm
09 76 - Food
09 93 - Fruits
09 bb - Pig
09 d2 - Apple
0a 29 - Unlit Candelabrum
0a 99 - Full Bookshelf
0b 24 - Lit Lantern Post
0b 26 - Lit Candelabrum
0b 2c - Wooden Bench
0b 2e - Wooden Chair
0b 32 - Throne
0b 36 - Wooden Table
0b 4e - Normal Chair
0b 52 - Chair 2
0b 56 - Chair 3
0b 5a - Chair 4
0b 5f - Low Bench
0b 62 - Lightly ornate bench
0b a3 - Signs
0b d1 - Bronze Sign N/S
0b d2 - Bronze Sign E/W
0c 83 - Flowerbed
0c d0 - Tree
0d 9c - Dead Tree
0d 9e - Apple Tree
0e 30 - Crystal Ball
0e 34 - Scroll (Blank)
0e 5f - Por Rune
0e 73 - Cannonball
0e 74 - Cannonballs
0e 75 - Backpack (#)
0e 76 - Leather Bag (#)
0e 77 - Barrel (#)
0e 78 - Round Basket (#)
0e 79 - Wooden Box/Pouch (#)
0e 7a - Square Basket (#)
0e 7b - Water Barrel
0e 7c - Silver Chest (#)
0e 7d - Wooden Box (#)
0e 7e - Wooden Crate (#)
0e 7f - Wooden Keg (#)
0e 80 - Brass Box (#)
0e a0 - Painting
0e e7 - Painting
0e e9 - Bandages
0e ea - Orange Gold Coin
0e ed - Yellow Gold Coin
0e f0 - Silver Coin
0e f3 - Scrolls
0e fa - Spellbook
0e fb - Blue Bottle
0e fc - Red Bottle
0e fd - Beer Bootle
0e fe - Liquor Bottle
0e ff - Hair Dye Bottle
0f 00 - Alchemists Bottle
0f 06 - Black Potion
0f 07 - Orange Potion
0f 08 - Blue Potion
0f 09 - Pearl Potion
0f 0a - Green Potion
0f 0b - Red Potion
0f 0c - Orange/Yellow Potion
0f 0d - Purple Potion
0f 0e - Empty Potion Bottle
0f 0f - Gems
0f 6c - Blue Moongate
0f 84 - Reagents
0f 95 - Bolt of Cloth
0f 9d - Sewing Kit
0f 9e - Scissors
0f a2 - Playing Cards
0f a3 - Other Playing Cards
0f a4 - Red Jetons
0f a5 - White Jetons
0f a6 - Chessboard
0f a7 - Dice Set
0f a8 - White Chess Pieces
0f a9 - Dyes
0f ab - Dye Vat
0f ac - Campfire with Stones
0f ad - Backgammon Board
0f ae - Shut Barrel
0f af - Anvil
0f b1 - Forge
0f bb - Tongs
0f bd - Open Book
0f bf - Pen and Ink
0f c1 - Painting Colors
0f c4 - Seashell
0f e6 - Pentagram West
0f e7 - Northwest
0f e8 - North
0f e9 - Southwest
0f ea - Center
0f eb - Northeast
0f ec - South
0f ed - Southeast
0f ee - East
0f f0 - Book
0f fb - Skull Cup
10 0b - Archery target
10 0f - Gold Key
10 10 - Blank Key?
10 11 - Empty Keyring
10 12 - Magic Key
10 13 - Bronze Key
10 70 - Training dummy
11 04 - Rotating blade
11 09 - Wall Spikes
11 11 - Fire Face
11 3a - Poison Gas
11 65 - Gravestone
12 19 - Rock Throne
12 30 - Guillotine
12 ee - Lava Floor
14 22 - Honey
14 59 - Rune Table
14 e3 - Chaos Floorplate
14 eb - Map
14 ed - Rolled Map
14 f0 - Deed
14 f2 - Ship Deed
14 f3 - Model Ship
14 f5 - Spyglass
14 fb - Lockpick
15 14 - Serpent Sign
15 26 - Throne
15 6c - Decor. Shield
16 3d - "Nino's" Sign
17 1d - Fruit
17 69 - Keyring 1
17 6a - Keyring 3
17 6b - Keyring 5
18 11 - Magic Hourglass
18 1d - Weird Markings
18 28 - Last Marking
18 43 - Purple Alchemist Bottle
18 44 - Blue Bottle
18 58 - Skull Candle
18 69 - Large Gems
19 aa - High Brazier
19 ac - Fire
19 b7 - Ore
1a 19 - Lavafall Top
1a 1e - Lavawall 1
1a 23 - Lavawall 2
1a 28 - Lavawall 3
1a 2d - Lavawall 4
1a 37 - Lava Splash
1a 3b - LSplash 2
1a 32 - Lavawall 5
1a d0 - Huge Glowing Yellow Gem
1b 40 - BIG gold pile
1b 4a - BIG silver pile
1b d0 - Fletching Equipment/Wood
1b e3 - Copper Bar
1b e9 - Gold Bar
1b ef - Ingot
1b f5 - Silver Bar
1e 5c - Blood Ankh
1e a7 - Lesser Gem Shard
1e b0 - Brown Shard
1e cc - Rock Pyramid
1e cd - Glowing Pyramid (Green)
1e d0 - Glowing Pyramid (Red)
1f 13 - Britannia Shard
1f 14 - Recall Rune
1f 18 - Stone Skull
1f 19 - Green Gem Shard
1f 1c - Purple Gem Shard
1f 1f - Energy Whirl
1f 28 - Wooden Sign N/S
1f 29 - Wooden Sign E/W
1f 2a - Blocking Pillar
1f 2b - Brazier
1f cb - Black Moongate Build First
1f d3 - Black Moongate Build Last
1f d4 - Black Moongate
1f de - Gate 1
20 06 - Corpse
20 80 - Spell Icons
20 cd - Polymorph Male
20 ce - Female
20 cf - Bear
20 d0 - Rat
20 d3 - Demon
20 d5 - Wolf
20 d6 - Dragon
21 3f - Stars
34 59 - Little volcanic bubble
36 b0 - Multiexplosion 1
36 bd - Multiexplosion 2
36 cb - Single Explosion
36 d4 - Flying Fireball
36 f4 - Fire Worm
36 fe - Fireball
37 09 - Eruption
37 1a - Magic Eruption
37 23 - Fiery Teleport
37 28 - Teleport Appear
37 2a - Teleport Vanish
37 3a - Shrine Sparkle Blue
37 4a - Sparkle Red
37 54 - Weird Sparkle
37 5a - Multicolor Sparkle
37 63 - Vanishing Sparkle
37 6a - Reactive Armor Effect
37 79 - Ground Fizzle
37 89 - Blue Vortex Creation
37 a0 - Unfolding Helicopter (?)
37 b9 - Little Blueish Explosion
37 be - Dark Explosion
37 c4 - Blade Spin
37 cc - Blue Lightning Storm
38 18 - Floor Lightning (For Spell?)
39 14 - Green Fire Wall E/W
39 20 - N/S
39 47 - Electric Fence E/W
39 56 - N/S
39 67 - Lightning Gate E/W
39 79 - N/S
39 8c - Fire Wall E/W
39 96 - N/S
40 00 - Small Boat
40 04 - Small Dragon Boat
40 08 - Medium Boat
40 0c - Medium Dragon Boat
40 10 - Large Boat
40 14 - Large Dragon Boat
40 64 - Small Stone+Plaster House
40 66 - Small Stone House
40 68 - Small Brick House
40 6a - Small Wood House
40 6c - Small Wood+Plaster House
40 6e - Small Wood House (Straw Roof)
40 70 - Blue Tent
40 72 - Green Tent
40 74 - 3 Room Brick House
40 76 - 2 Story Wood+Plaster House
40 78 - 2 Story Stone+Plaster House
40 7a - 3 Story+Roof Stone Tower
40 7c - Keep
40 7e - Castle
40 8c - Wood+Plaster "Shop"
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#Sound Effect List
00 00 ID 0 - Multiple birds chirping
00 01 ID 1 - Multiple birds chirping, slightly longer
00 02 ID 2 - Multiple birds chirping, one slightly dominant
00 03 ID 3 - Birds/Owls at night
00 04 ID 4 - Crickets/Birds at night, wind sounds
00 05 ID 5 - Loud crickets, some birds in background
00 06 ID 6 - Muted selection of birds/crickets/owls at night with wind
00 07 ID 7 - Bird mating call (warble)
00 08 ID 8 - Loud owl/crickets at night
00 09 ID 9 - Loud crickets, owl mating call at night
00 0A ID 10 - Very loud crickets, muted background hum (water?)
00 0B ID 11 - Crickets with background sound of running water (river)
00 0C ID 12 - General frog noises, one bird in background
00 0D ID 13 - Slightly longer frog noises, another bird in background
00 0E ID 14 - Loud crickets, mating chirps
00 0F ID 15 - Subdued crickets
00 10 ID 16 - Fast-moving water, river possibly over rocks
00 11 ID 17 - Fast-moving stream, shallow
00 12 ID 18 - A boat, or something being dragged or wading through deep water
00 13 ID 19 - A boat moving through water, sails/rigging creaking in the wind
00 14 ID 20 - Wind on a high mountain peak/cliff or in the desert at night
00 15 ID 21 - Strong wind (long) prelude to a storm
00 16 ID 22 - Strong wind, sounds of light rain, or blizzard
00 17 ID 23 - Frog or Cricket chirping 4 times
00 18 ID 24 - Single bird 'singing' a few short notes
00 19 ID 25 - Bird call at night (cut off at end, possibly meant to loop)
00 1A ID 26 - Solitary bird call (could be used for fleeing bird)
00 1B ID 27 - Two single bird chirps (high-pich)
00 1C ID 28 - One bird chattering at another
00 1D ID 29 - Single two-note bird chirp
00 1E ID 30 - Two mid-range bird cries
00 1F ID 31 - Cry of a solitary bird (seeking others, or warning something off)
00 20 ID 32 - Bubbling water (natural spring, or something similar)
00 21 ID 33 - Bubbiling mud, lava, or thick stew
00 22 ID 34 - Single large drop of water, into water
00 23 ID 35 - Water dripping onto stone
00 24 ID 36 - Two drips o water into something (alchemy sound perhaps, or wet cave)
00 25 ID 37 - Sound of someone pouring water, into some other container of water
00 26 ID 38 - Large amount (semi-loud) sound of water being dumped into water
00 27 ID 39 - Rock being tossed into water (or fishing sound of failure?)
00 28 ID 40 - Thunder (deep bass notes, trailes off)
00 29 ID 41 - Longer peal of thunder, trails off
00 2A ID 42 - Clang of metal pot (or metal hammer)
00 2B ID 43 - Forge being stoked (bellows) or fire being snuffed out
00 2C ID 44 - Wooden door closing (behind you as you walk through)
00 2D ID 45 - Wooden door opening (infront of you, to walk through)
00 2E ID 46 - Metal door closing with a click
00 2F ID 47 - Metal door opening
00 30 ID 48 - Slurping sounds (stew or something thick)
00 31 ID 49 - Something thick being drunk, sigh of relief
00 32 ID 50 - Several small coins (or dice) hitting a table or stone floor
00 33 ID 51 - Coins being dropped into chest (echoing)
00 34 ID 52 - Single coing hitting (table?) spinning, falling over
00 35 ID 53 - Smaler coin hitting (table?) spinning, falling over
00 36 ID 54 - Several coins being dropped/poured onto (table?)
00 37 ID 55 - More coins being dropped onto table
00 38 ID 56 - Single drum playing, basic pattern
00 39 ID 57 - Single drum playing, pattern, could be a signal
00 3A ID 58 - Someone/something taking a bite out of something crisp (like an apple)
00 3B ID 59 - Someone/something taking two bites out of something, and chewing on it
00 3C ID 60 - Someone (a pig?) biting down and swallowing something crisp
00 3D ID 61 - Single horn playing, simple pattern
00 3E ID 62 - Glass breaking, or set of keys being dropped
00 3F ID 63 - Several coins or keys being dropped
00 40 ID 64 - Ceramic plate being broken
00 41 ID 65 - Plate or glass being broken
00 42 ID 66 - Hammer pounding wooden surface, or something being dropped onto a table
00 43 ID 67 - Harp playing, simple tune
00 44 ID 68 - Someone failing to play a harp well
00 45 ID 69 - Harp playing, same simple tune, higher pitched
00 46 ID 70 - Someone failing to play a harp, higher pitched
00 47 ID 71 - Wooden barrel having it's lid opened/closed
00 48 ID 72 - Canvas/leather bag/pouch being opened
00 49 ID 73 - Something like a nail(?) being pounded in (carpentry?)
00 4A ID 74 - Wood being joined together, or key being used in lock
00 4B ID 75 - Carpentry (board being placed somewhere, and nailed)
00 4C ID 76 - Harp playing, simple tune
00 4D ID 77 - Harp playing, very poorly (failure)
00 4E ID 78 - Container filling with water
00 4F ID 79 - Animal(?) chewing on plants
00 50 ID 80 - Loud sound of something being swallowed
00 51 ID 81 - System sound, cannot place item there
00 52 ID 82 - Tamborine, played well
00 53 ID 83 - Tabmorine, played poorly (failed)
00 54 ID 84 - Fire (wall of fire set off?)
00 55 ID 85 - Close book (spellbook)
00 56 ID 86 - Sharpen sword/kinfe, possibly draw sword from hard scabbard
00 57 ID 87 - Place object in backpack (default)
00 58 ID 88 - Close backpack/inventory
00 59 ID 89 - Close book/spellbook
00 5A ID 90 - Bear or other large animal growling
00 5B ID 91 - Fire hissing after being doused, or snake sounds
00 5C ID 92 - Large animal growl, used in combat?
00 5D ID 93 - Monster (dragon? ogre?) growling
00 5E ID 94 - Monster growling (summoned monster arrive sounds?)
00 5F ID 95 - Animal (gorilla?) growling
00 60 ID 96 - Large cat growl
00 61 ID 97 - Large cat growl (or a monster)
00 62 ID 98 - Animal growl (large cat or similar creature)
00 63 ID 99 - Animal growl(s) two sounds mixed
00 64 ID 100 - Cow moo
00 65 ID 101 - Cow moo (end cut off)
00 66 ID 102 - Semi-generic animal growl
00 67 ID 103 - Angry cow moo
00 68 ID 104 - Injured cow (cow death?)
00 69 ID 105 - Cat meow
00 6A ID 106 - Cat meow (slightly longer)
00 6B ID 107 - Cat screech (combat/injury)
00 6C ID 108 - Cat screach (attack?)
00 6D ID 109 - Cat 'growl'
00 6E ID 110 - Generic chicken sound
00 6F ID 111 - Chicken clucking (bad rooster calling?)
00 70 ID 112 - Short chicken calls
00 71 ID 113 - Chicken (scream?)
00 72 ID 114 - Chicken (injured)
00 73 ID 115 - Large cat growl
00 74 ID 116 - Large cat growl (shorter)
00 75 ID 117 - Large cat growl/hiss (combat?)
00 76 ID 118 - Large cat injured/upset
00 77 ID 119 - Large cat (combat sound)
00 78 ID 120 - Cow mooing
00 79 ID 121 - Cow mooding (deeper)
00 7A ID 122 - Cow mooing (injured/fleeing)
00 7B ID 123 - Cow injured
00 7C ID 124 - Cow death
00 7D ID 125 - Bird cry
00 7E ID 126 - Hawk call
00 7F ID 127 - Bird call (injured)
00 80 ID 128 - Generic bird call
00 81 ID 129 - Bird death cry?
00 82 ID 130 - Deer (injured/combat)
00 83 ID 131 - Stag (injured/combat)
00 84 ID 132 - Stag death cry
00 85 ID 133 - Dog bark (wag tail)
00 86 ID 134 - Dog barks twice
00 87 ID 135 - Dog growls (attacking)
00 88 ID 135 - Dog whines (injured)
00 89 ID 137 - Dog whines (injured)
00 8A ID 138 - Dolphin (standard)
00 8B ID 139 - Dolphin chattering
00 8C ID 140 - Dolphin injured/attacking
00 8D ID 141 - Doplhin injured
00 8E ID 142 - Dolphin injured (death cry?)
00 8F ID 143 - Eagle cry (generic)
00 90 ID 144 - Eagle cry
00 91 ID 145 - Eagle attacking (injured?)
00 92 ID 146 - Eagle injured or screaming
00 93 ID 147 - Eagle death cry
00 94 ID 148 - Bird chirp (generic)
00 95 ID 149 - Bird chirp, alarmed
00 96 ID 150 - Bird chirp (attacking?)
00 97 ID 151 - Bird chirp, injured
00 98 ID 152 - Bird chirp, death cry
00 99 ID 153 - Sheep (generic)
00 9A ID 154 - Sheep injured
00 9B ID 155 - Sheep sound (generic)
00 9C ID 156 - Sheep injured/attacking
00 9D ID 157 - Sheep death cry
00 9E ID 158 - Gorilla (generic)
00 9F ID 159 - Gorilla grunting
00 A0 ID 160 - Gorilla growling
00 A1 ID 161 - Gorilla injured
00 A2 ID 162 - Gorilla death cry
00 A3 ID 163 - Grizzly (generic)
00 A4 ID 164 - Grizzly grunting
00 A5 ID 165 - Grizzly attacking
00 A6 ID 166 - Grizzly injured
00 A7 ID 167 - Grizzly death cry
00 A8 ID 168 - Horse (generic)
00 A9 ID 169 - Horse (generic) + snort
00 AA ID 170 - Horse attacking
00 AB ID 171 - Horse injured
00 AC ID 172 - Horse death cry
00 AD ID 173 - Bird (generic)
00 AE ID 174 - Bird chirping
00 AF ID 175 - Bird attacking
00 B0 ID 176 - Bird injured
00 B1 ID 177 - Bird death cry
00 B2 ID 178 - Polar bear (generic)
00 B3 ID 179 - Polar bear attacking
00 B4 ID 180 - Polar bear injured
00 B5 ID 181 - Polar bear injured
00 B6 ID 182 - Polar bear death cry
00 B7 ID 183 - Donkey/Llama generic
00 B8 ID 184 - Donkey/Llama attack
00 B9 ID 185 - Donkey/Llama inured/death
00 BA ID 186 - Walrus growl
00 BB ID 187 - Walrus growls
00 BC ID 188 - Walrus attacking
00 BD ID 189 - Walrus injured
00 BE ID 190 - Walrus death cry
00 BF ID 191 - Parrot 'Hello'
00 C0 ID 192 - Parrot caw
00 C1 ID 193 - Parrot attacking
00 C2 ID 194 - Parrot injured
00 C3 ID 195 - Parrot death cry
00 C4 ID 196 - Pig (generic)
00 C5 ID 197 - Pig grunting
00 C6 ID 198 - Pig attacking
00 C7 ID 199 - Pig injured
00 C8 ID 200 - Pig death cry
00 C9 ID 201 - Small pig generic
00 CA ID 202 - Small pig whining
00 CB ID 203 - Small pig attacking/injured
00 CC ID 204 - Bird call
00 CD ID 205 - Giant rat generic
00 CE ID 206 - Giant rat attacking
00 CF ID 207 - Giant rat injured
00 D0 ID 208 - Giant rat death cry
00 D1 ID 209 - Duck/Goose
00 D2 ID 210 - Bird in swamp
00 D3 ID 211 - Shrill bird cry
00 D4 ID 212 - Bird cry
00 D5 ID 213 - Bird injured
00 D6 ID 214 - Lamb (generic)
00 D7 ID 215 - Lamb baaing
00 D8 ID 216 - Lamb attacking/injured
00 D9 ID 217 - Lamb injured
00 DA ID 218 - Lamb death cry
00 DB ID 219 - Sea serpent (generic)
00 DC ID 220 - Sea serpent hissing
00 DD ID 221 - Sea serpent attacking
00 DE ID 222 - Sea serpent injured
00 DF ID 223 - Sea serpent death cry?
00 E0 ID 224 - Walrus generic
00 E1 ID 225 - Walrus growl/attack
00 E2 ID 226 - Walrus growl
00 E3 ID 227 - Walrus injury
00 E4 ID 228 - Walrus death cry
00 E5 ID 229 - Wolf growl
00 E6 ID 230 - Wolf howl
00 E7 ID 231 - Wolf attack
00 E8 ID 232 - Wolf injured
00 E9 ID 233 - Wolf death cry
00 EA ID 234 - Wooden door open
00 EB ID 235 - Wooden door close
00 EC ID 236 - Metal door open
00 ED ID 237 - Large metal door open/gate open
00 EE ID 238 - Door slamming shut (large metal?)
00 EF ID 239 - Door creaking shut
00 F0 ID 240 - Door creaking open
00 F1 ID 241 - Door closing with echo
00 F2 ID 242 - Door closing with echo
00 F3 ID 243 - Metal door opening/closing with echo
00 F4 ID 244 - Monster (demon?) deep growl/attack
00 F5 ID 245 - Monster (demon/lich?) growl/injury
00 F6 ID 246 - Errie sound (echoing, magical?)
00 F7 ID 247 - Errie sound (musical notes)
00 F8 ID 248 - Errie sound (fading in/out)
00 F9 ID 249 - Errie sound (graveyard/undead)
00 FA ID 250 - Single deep note, echoing (suspenseful)
00 FB ID 251 - Errie sound (undead/ghost)
00 FC ID 252 - Errie sound (spellcasting)
00 FD ID 253 - Errie sound (spell effect)
00 FE ID 254 - Errie sound (piercing/fading notes)
00 FF ID 255 - Errie sound (deep humming/magical effect)
01 00 ID 256 - Errie sound (suspensful/dangerous place)
01 01 ID 257 - Errie sound (thunder parody with gong)
01 02 ID 258 - Errie sound (entrance music to something?)
01 03 ID 259 - Errie sound (spellcasting/ghost)
01 04 ID 260 - Errie sound (dungeon)
01 05 ID 261 - Errie sound (dungeon, longer)
01 06 ID 262 - Errie sound (dungeon, long, fading)
01 07 ID 263 - Air elemental (generic)
01 08 ID 264 - Air elemental
01 09 ID 265 - Air elemental attacking
01 0A ID 266 - Air elemental injured
01 0B ID 267 - Air elemental destroyed
01 0C ID 268 - Earth elemental (generic)
01 0D ID 269 - Earth elemental growl
01 0E ID 270 - Earth elemental attack
01 0F ID 271 - Earth elemental injured
01 10 ID 272 - Earth elemental destroyed
01 11 ID 273 - Fire elemental (generic)
01 12 ID 274 - Fire elemental moaning
01 13 ID 275 - Fire elemental attacking
01 14 ID 276 - Fire elemental injured
01 15 ID 277 - Fire elemental destroyed
01 16 ID 278 - Water elemental (generic)
01 17 ID 279 - Water elemental bubbling
01 18 ID 280 - Water elemental attacking
01 19 ID 281 - Water elemental injured
01 1A ID 282 - Water elemental destroyed
01 1B ID 283 - Explosion (cannon fire?)
01 1C ID 284 - Explosion (distant)
01 1D ID 285 - Explosion (nearby)
01 1E ID 286 - Explosion (gunshot)
01 1F ID 287 - Drum (deep)
01 20 ID 288 - Drum (deep)
01 21 ID 289 - Footstep (wooden floor)
01 22 ID 290 - Footstep (wooden floor)
01 23 ID 291 - Footstep (stone/dirt)
01 24 ID 292 - Footstep (stone/dirt)
01 25 ID 293 - Footstep (water/swap)
01 26 ID 294 - Footstep (water/swamp)
01 27 ID 295 - Footstep (cobblestone/tile)
01 28 ID 296 - Footstep (cobblestone/tile)
01 29 ID 297 - Footstep (grass)
01 2A ID 298 - Footstep (grass)
01 2B ID 299 - Footstep (plain dirt)
01 2C ID 300 - Footstep (plain dirt)
01 2D ID 301 - Footstep (thick underbrush)
01 2E ID 302 - Footstep (thick underbrush)
01 2F ID 303 - Footstep (wooden or stone floor)
01 30 ID 304 - Footstep (wooden or stone floor)
01 31 ID 305 - Footstep (puddle/water)
01 32 ID 306 - Footstep (puddle/water)
01 33 ID 307 - Footstep (swamp)
01 34 ID 308 - Footstep (swamp)
01 35 ID 309 - Punching sound (hit)
01 36 ID 310 - Punching sound (practice dummy)
01 37 ID 311 - Punching sound (hit)
01 38 ID 312 - Punching sound (practice dummy)
01 39 ID 313 - Punching sound (practice dummy)
01 3A ID 314 - Punching sound (miss)
01 3B ID 315 - Punching sound (hit)
01 3C ID 316 - Punching sound (miss/hit)
01 3D ID 317 - Punching sound (hit)
01 3E ID 318 - Punching sound (practice dummy)
01 3F ID 319 - Punching sound (practice dummy)
01 40 ID 320 - Punching sound (metallic)
01 41 ID 321 - Punching sound (hit)
01 42 ID 322 - Hammering sound (wood?)
01 43 ID 323 - Metallic echo (missed punch?)
01 44 ID 324 - Wooden item dropped (heavy)
01 45 ID 325 - Punching sound (hit)
01 46 ID 326 - Metallic echo (lighter, missed punch?)
01 47 ID 327 - Punching sound (hit)
01 48 ID 328 - Punching sound (practice dummy)
01 49 ID 329 - Metallic echo (faint, missed punch?)
01 4A ID 330 - Punching sound (hit)
01 4B ID 331 - Human injured (female)
01 4C ID 332 - Human injured (female)
01 4D ID 333 - Human injured (female)
01 4E ID 334 - Human injured (seriously? female)
01 4F ID 335 - Human injured (female)
01 50 ID 336 - Human death cry (female)
01 51 ID 337 - Human death cry (female)
01 52 ID 338 - Bird/Insect death cry
01 53 ID 339 - Human injured (male/female)
01 54 ID 340 - Human injured (male)
01 55 ID 341 - Human injured (male)
01 56 ID 342 - Human injured (male)
01 57 ID 343 - Human injured (serious, male)
01 58 ID 344 - Human injured (male)
01 59 ID 345 - Human injured (male)
01 5A ID 346 - Human death cry (male)
01 5B ID 347 - Human death cry (male)
01 5C ID 348 - Human death cry (male)
01 5D ID 349 - Human death cry (male)
01 5E ID 350 - Fire (fireball?)
01 5F ID 351 - Fire (flamewall?)
01 60 ID 352 - Fire (flamewall? shorter)
01 61 ID 353 - Giant Spider (?)
01 62 ID 354 - Ginat Spider (?)
01 63 ID 355 - Giant Spider attacking
01 64 ID 356 - Giant Spider injured
01 65 ID 357 - Giant Spider death cry (?)
01 66 ID 358 - Dragon
01 67 ID 359 - Dragon Grunting
01 68 ID 360 - Dragon attacking
01 69 ID 361 - Dragon injured
01 6A ID 362 - Dragon death cry
01 6B ID 363 - Dragon
01 6C ID 364 - Dragon angry
01 6D ID 365 - Dragon injured
01 6E ID 366 - Dragon seriously injured
01 6F ID 367 - Dragon death cry
01 70 ID 368 - Troll/Ogre (muttering)
01 71 ID 369 - Troll/Ogre (grunting)
01 72 ID 370 - Troll/Ogre (injured/attacking)
01 73 ID 371 - Troll/Ogre (seriously injured)
01 74 ID 372 - Monster spellcasting (speach)
01 75 ID 373 - Monster spellcasting (chanting)
01 76 ID 374 - Orc (speach)
01 77 ID 375 - Orc (whining/grunting)
01 78 ID 376 - Orc (injured/attacking)
01 79 ID 377 - Spectre
01 7A ID 378 - Spectre (general noise)
01 7B ID 379 - Spectre (attack)
01 7C ID 380 - Spectre (injured)
01 7D ID 381 - Spectre death cry
01 7E ID 382 - Wolf howl (brief)
01 7F ID 383 - Jungle (creepy nighttime sounds)
01 80 ID 384 - Bird cries (at night)
01 81 ID 385 - Monster howling in the distance, at night
01 82 ID 386 - Multiple background sounds, at night
01 83 ID 387 - Frogs croaking at night
01 84 ID 388 - Crickets/frogs at night
01 85 ID 389 - Snake hissing at night
01 86 ID 390 - Splash at night (background noises)
01 87 ID 391 - Monster moving through trees at night
01 88 ID 392 - Squeaking sound & monster growls at night
01 89 ID 393 - Mouse (generic)
01 8A ID 394 - Mouse (squeek)
01 8B ID 395 - Mouse (attacking/injured)
01 8C ID 396 - Mouse death cry (background monster sounds)
01 8D ID 397 - General swamp/jungle sounds
01 8E ID 398 - General swamp/jungle sounds
01 8F ID 399 - General swamp/jungle sounds
01 90 ID 400 - Something moving through swamp/jungle
01 91 ID 401 - Creature hissing in jungle/swamp
01 92 ID 402 - Bird cawing in jungle/swamp
01 93 ID 403 - Bird/Cat in swamp/jungle
01 94 ID 404 - Hawk (generic)
01 95 ID 405 - Hawk
01 96 ID 406 - Hawk (attacking/injured)
01 97 ID 407 - Pig (generic)
01 98 ID 408 - Pig
01 99 ID 409 - Pig (injured/attacking)
01 9A ID 410 - Pig (injured)
01 9B ID 411 - Pig death cry
01 9C ID 412 - Evil(?) laughter (monster/mage?)
01 9D ID 413 - Spellcasting (chanting, evil sounding)
01 9E ID 414 - Monster (slime?) gurgle/grunt
01 9F ID 415 - Sound of suprise (monster)
01 A0 ID 416 - Spellcasting/chanting (monster)
01 A1 ID 417 - Spellcasting (monster)
01 A2 ID 418 - Spell effects (monster, instable, failure?)
01 A3 ID 419 - Scream/gasp of suprise (monster)
01 A4 ID 420 - Gasp of pain (monster)
01 A5 ID 421 - Muttering (monster)
01 A6 ID 422 - Giant Rat (generic)
01 A7 ID 423 - Giant Rat (being hit?)
01 A8 ID 424 - Giant Rat (attacking)
01 A9 ID 425 - Giant Rat (injured)
01 AA ID 426 - Giant Rat death cry
01 AB ID 427 - Ettin (generic)
01 AC ID 428 - Ettin (muttering)
01 AD ID 429 - Ettin (attacking)
01 AE ID 430 - Ettin (injured)
01 AF ID 431 - Ettin death cry
01 B0 ID 432 - Orc (generic)
01 B1 ID 433 - Orc (grunting)
01 B2 ID 434 - Orc (injured/attacking)
01 B3 ID 435 - Orc (injured)
01 B4 ID 436 - Orc death cry
01 B5 ID 437 - Rat man (generic)
01 B6 ID 438 - Rat man (squeaking)
01 B7 ID 439 - Rat man (attacking)
01 B8 ID 440 - Rat man (injured)
01 B9 ID 441 - Rat man death cry
01 BA ID 442 - Giant snake (generic)
01 BB ID 443 - Giant snake (hiss/rattle)
01 BC ID 444 - Giant snake (attacking)
01 BD ID 445 - Giant snake (injured)
01 BE ID 446 - Giant snake death cry
01 BF ID 447 - Sea serpent (generic)
01 C0 ID 448 - Sea serpent (howling/attacking)
01 C1 ID 449 - Sea serpent (howling/injured)
01 C2 ID 450 - Sea serpent death cry
01 C3 ID 451 - Skeleton (generic)
01 C4 ID 452 - Skeleton (creaking)
01 C5 ID 453 - Skeleton (attacking)
01 C6 ID 454 - Skeleton (injured)
01 C7 ID 455 - Skeleton destryoed
01 C8 ID 456 - Slime (generic)
01 C9 ID 457 - Slime (oosing)
01 CA ID 458 - Slime (attacking)
01 CB ID 459 - Slime (injured)
01 CC ID 460 - Slime death cry
01 CD ID 461 - Headless (generic)
01 CE ID 462 - Headless (moaning)
01 CF ID 463 - Headless (attacking)
01 D0 ID 464 - Headless (injured)
01 D1 ID 465 - headless death cry
01 D2 ID 466 - Wisp (generic)
01 D3 ID 467 - Wisp (errie)
01 D4 ID 468 - Wisp (attacking)
01 D5 ID 469 - Wisp (injured)
01 D6 ID 470 - Wisp destroyed
01 D7 ID 471 - Zombie (generic)
01 D8 ID 472 - Zombie (moaning)
01 D9 ID 473 - Zombie (attacking)
01 DA ID 474 - Zombie (injured)
01 DB ID 475 - Zombie destroyed
01 DC ID 476 - Lightning Field
01 DD ID 477 - Fire Field
01 DE ID 478 - Poison field
01 DF ID 479 - Teleport (trigger) sound
01 E0 ID 480 - Spellcasting (failure?)
01 E1 ID 481 - Spellcasting (drawing mana?)
01 E2 ID 482 - Spell effect (detection)
01 E3 ID 483 - Spell effect (wearing off/affection)
01 E4 ID 484 - Teleport (appear sound)
01 E5 ID 485 - Spell effect (spell cast)
01 E6 ID 486 - Spell effect (something? summoned/created)
01 E7 ID 487 - Spell effect (heal/resurrect?)
01 E8 ID 488 - Spell effect (errie/gothic)
01 E9 ID 489 - Spell effect (errie/gothic)
01 EA ID 490 - Spell effect (echoing)
01 EB ID 491 - Spell effect (summon/raise dead?)
01 EC ID 492 - Spell effect (circle 1 or two spell?)
01 ED ID 493 - Spell effect (failure?)
01 EE ID 494 - Spell effect (teleport?)
01 EF ID 495 - Spell effect/trap
01 F0 ID 496 - Spell effect/trap
01 F1 ID 497 - Spell effect (hollow sounding)
01 F2 ID 498 - Spell effect (holy/angelic)
01 F3 ID 499 - Spell effect (magic w/ fire field?)
01 F4 ID 500 - Spell effect (unlock?)
01 F5 ID 501 - Spell effect (transfer something?)
01 F6 ID 502 - Spell effect (necromancy?)
01 F7 ID 503 - Spell effect (nature magic?)
01 F8 ID 504 - Magical (wisp/undead detected?)
01 F9 ID 505 - Magical (see above, longer)
01 FA ID 506 - Magical (failure?)
01 FB ID 507 - Magical (can't target?)
01 FC ID 508 - Magical (item created?)
01 FD ID 509 - Magical (wispy/long)
01 FE ID 510 - Teleport (again)
01 FF ID 511 - Unlock w/ Gold & coin sounds
02 00 ID 512 - Thrown (weapon) with magical background
02 01 ID 513 - Single deep note (echoing) with magical effect
02 02 ID 514 - Spell effect (holy/angelic)
02 03 ID 515 - Spell/magic effect (generic)
02 04 ID 516 - Spell/magic effect (wearing off/disipating)
02 05 ID 517 - Magical effect (errie)
02 06 ID 518 - Thunder
02 07 ID 519 - Thunder (deeper)
02 08 ID 520 - Fireball (quick)
02 09 ID 521 - Spell effect (echoing)
02 0A ID 522 - Spell effect (splashing)
02 0B ID 523 - Piano roll
02 0C ID 524 - Errie echo
02 0D ID 525 - Muted explosion
02 0E ID 526 - Muted echoing vanishing sound
02 0F ID 527 - Magical (increasing echoing notes)
02 10 ID 528 - Spell effect (affection cast?)
02 11 ID 529 - Spell effect (lighting field worn off?)
02 12 ID 530 - Magical (semi-random noise)
02 13 ID 531 - Magical (magical trap?)
02 14 ID 532 - Magical (powering up/summoning)
02 15 ID 533 - Magical/Special (event?)
02 16 ID 534 - Errie Sound (echoing)
02 17 ID 535 - Errie Sound (fading in/out echoing)
02 18 ID 536 - Corpser (generic)
02 19 ID 537 - Corpser (shrieking)
02 1A ID 538 - Corpser (attacking)
02 1B ID 539 - Corpser (injured)
02 1C ID 540 - Corpser (death cry)
02 1D ID 541 - Thunder/Earthquake
02 1E ID 542 - Thunder/Earthquake
02 1F ID 543 - Thunder/Earthquake
02 20 ID 544 - Thunder/Earthquake
02 21 ID 545 - Thunder/Earthquake
02 22 ID 546 - Thunder/Earthquake
02 23 ID 547 - Arrow/Bolt leaving bow/crossbow?
02 24 ID 548 - Arrow/Bolt hitting (practice target)
02 25 ID 549 - Torch/Brazier/Campfire being lit
02 26 ID 550 - Torch/Brazier/Campfire failed being lit/going out
02 27 ID 551 - Blazing hot (noisy) fire
02 28 ID 552 - Sound of a fireball wizzing by
02 29 ID 553 - Sound of something (fireball?) hitting target
02 2A ID 554 - Sound of something (fireball?) hitting target
02 2B ID 555 - Metal pot/door being used
02 2C ID 556 - Chest/Door opening w/ echoes
02 2D ID 557 - Earthquake in town/on ship
02 2E ID 558 - Earthquake in town/on ship (shorter)
02 2F ID 559 - Hissing sound
02 30 ID 560 - Hissing sound (louder/longer)
02 31 ID 561 - Hissing sound (shorter/fading)
02 32 ID 562 - Weapon swinging & missing
02 33 ID 563 - Weapon swinging & missing
02 34 ID 564 - Crossbow firing
02 35 ID 565 - Forging sound (hitting anvil w/sparks)
02 36 ID 566 - Forging sound (hitting anvil)
02 37 ID 567 - Forging sound (failure?)
02 38 ID 568 - Weapon swinging & missing
02 39 ID 569 - Weapon swinging & missing
02 3A ID 570 - Weapon swinging & missing
02 3B ID 571 - Forging sound (hitting metal)
02 3C ID 572 - Forging sound (hitting metal w/echo)
02 3D ID 573 - Carpentry (hammering/sawing)
02 3E ID 574 - Filling something with water
02 3F ID 575 - Dropping something (small) in water (fishing?)
02 40 ID 576 - Filling something with water
02 41 ID 577 - Skeleton (or something) breaking apart?
02 42 ID 578 - Writing on paper/in book
02 43 ID 579 - Errie sound (?)
02 44 ID 580 - Errie sound (harps)
02 45 ID 581 - Errie sound (danger?)
02 46 ID 582 - Demon or Guardian laughing
02 47 ID 583 - Writing on paper?
02 48 ID 584 - Cutting something (cloth?)
02 49 ID 585 - Working with wood/papaer?
02 4A ID 586 - Incanting (spellcasting)
02 4B ID 587 - Horse footsteps?
02 4C ID 588 - Horse footsteps?
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#Player Actions Listing
01 Walk
02 Run
03 Run
04 ???
05 Look Around
06 Stammer
07 Take Offensive
08 Take Offensive
09 Swing High
0A Swing Low
0B Swing High
0C Pole Swing High
0D Pole Swing Low
0E Pole Jab
0F Pole Thrust
10 Cast Forward
11 Cast Upwards
12 Shoot Bow
13 Do something and give
14 Take Hit
15 Fall down backwards
16 Fall foreward
17 Mounted
18 Mounted
19 Mounted
1A Mounted attack
1B Mounted shoot
1C Mounted shoot
1D Mounted shoot
1E Pole swing
1F Pole butt swing
20 Bow
21 Salute
22 Drink
23 Stance
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# Midi Listing
00 - oldult01.mid (combat tune - U7)
01 - create1.mid (U6 theme)
02 - draglift.mid (from U7)
03 - oldult02.mid (inn song - U7)
04 - oldult03.mid (same as 3)
05 - oldult04.mid (wander song - U3)
06 - oldult05.mid (same as 5)
07 - oldult06.mid (stones - U7)
08 - stones2.mid (stones - U7)
09 - britain1.mid (town - U3)
10 - britain2.mid (town - U7 -fellowship song)
11 - Bucsden.mid
12 - Jhelom.mid
13 - lbcastle.mid
14 - linelle.mid
15 - magencia.mid
16 - minoc.mid
17 - ocllo.mid
18 - samlethe.mid
19 - serpents.mid (serpents hold)
20 - skarabra.mid (skara brae)
21 - trinsic.mid
22 - vespar.mid
23 - wind.mid
24 - yew.mid
25 - cave01.mid
26 - dungeon9.mid
27 - forest_a.mid (forest song)
28 - intown01.mid (town song U8)
29 - jungle_a.mid (jungle song)
30 - mountn_a.mid (mountain song)
31 - plains_a.mid (linelle variation)
32 - sailing.mid
33 - swamp_a.mid
34 - tavern01.mid
35 - tavern02.mid
36 - tavern03.mid
37 - tavern04.mid
38 - combat1.mid *
39 - combat2.mid *
40 - combat3.mid *
41 - approach.mid
42 - death.mid (execution song U8)
43 - victory.mid
44 - btcastle.mid (Blackthornes castle)
45 - nujelm.mid
46 - dungeon2.mid
47 - cove.mid
48 - moonglow.mid
NOTE: The Midi's from 44 to 48 need to be copied from the CD to your uo/music directory.
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# Layers Listing
0x01 - One handed weapon
0x02 - Two handed weapon, shield, or misc.
0x03 - Shoes
0x04 - Pants
0x05 - Shirt
0x06 - Helm/Hat
0x07 - Gloves
0x08 - Ring
0x09 - Unused
0x0A - Neck
0x0B - Hair
0x0C - Waist (half apron)
0x0D - Torso (inner) (chest armor)
0x0E - Bracelet
0x0F - Unused (backpack, but backpacks go to 0x15)
0x10 - Facial Hair
0x11 - Torso (middle) (sircoat, tunic, full apron, sash)
0x12 - Earrings
0x13 - Arms
0x14 - Back (cloak)
0x15 - Backpack
0x16 - Torso (outer) (robe)
0x17 - Legs (outer) (skirt/kilt)
0x18 - Legs (inner) (leg armor)
0x19 - Mount (horse, ostard, etc)
0x1A - NPC Buy Restock container
0x1B - NPC Buy no restock container
0x1C - NPC Sell container
0x1D - Bank Box
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#Item Hex List
All the item Hex numbers can be found using
InsideUO
All materials contained herin and relating to UOX are properties of their consecutive
owners, this, and all the UOX help files are freely distributed. The UOX3 Readme was
written and Copyrighted by Cironian, Edited with permission
by Zane
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