Reading IES Overview
To read an .ies file, do the following:
The .ies files come in a few main groups:
Most tables have a few key columns:
Some text values contain a reference (e.g. <$>12345</>) to dictionary_local.xml file. To see the actual text, extract dictionary.ipf file and search for the number (e.g. 12345) as ClassID in dictionary_local.xml file.
- Extract ies.ipf file using GE Tools.
- Convert the desired .ies file(s) to .xml and .prn using GE Tools.
- Open the .xml file as an xml table or .prn file as a tab-delimited table using Microsoft Excel or similar spreadsheet software.
The .ies files come in a few main groups:
- datatable = most data other than monster and NPC.
- mongenflag = divisions and coordinates of monsters.
- mongentype = population and id of monsters.
- npcgen = NPC by map.
Most tables have a few key columns:
- id = general group of the data. For example, weapons, necklaces, and costumes are all listed under "Item".
- ClassID = identity number of a specific data set (character, item, monster, etc.).
- ClassName = identity name of a specific data set; can be used to reference data in localize file. See Modifying Localize File for details.
Some text values contain a reference (e.g. <$>12345</>) to dictionary_local.xml file. To see the actual text, extract dictionary.ipf file and search for the number (e.g. 12345) as ClassID in dictionary_local.xml file.
IES File Details
The following are links to additional posts about specific .ies files.- To be posted.
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