This is the structure for the monster_ref.bmo file. Everything marked with the comment "// not a monster attribute" means that it is ignored on the client. I believe it's only used on the server. You cannot change the text of "toolName" on the server monster_ref.bmo unless you modify the server executable, since it looks for "EOD Monster Ref" or it fails to load.
Psuedocode to read the file data in:
Saving the output should be straight forward with this info. I've also attached a 010 Editor 7.0 template that you can use to edit the file if you are unwilling or incapable of writing a program to handle it yourself.
Have fun
Code:
typedef struct
{
char toolName[ 48 ];
short version1;
short version2;
SYSTEMTIME systemTime; // SYSTEMTIME is https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms724950(v=vs.85).aspx
char user_name[ 16 ];
char com_name[ 20 ];
} MONSTERREF_HEADER;
typedef struct
{
char mission;
unsigned char length;
} MONSTERREFDATA;
typedef struct
{
char dropLevel;
char itemType; // not a monster attribute
unsigned char itemMerge; // not a monster attribute
short itemRank; // not a monster attribute
int itemRate; // not a monster attribute
} MONSTERLOOPDATA;
typedef struct
{
unsigned short level;
unsigned char party;
unsigned short scriptType;
char mission; // not a monster attribute
unsigned char rank;
char length; // not a monster attribute
char name[ length ]; // not a monster attribute
short size; // not a monster attribute
char adventTime; // not a monster attribute
char timeResult; // not a monster attribute
int hp; // not a monster attribute
short sp; // not a monster attribute
short stamina; // not a monster attribute
int upgradeExp; // not a monster attribute
char upgradeCount; // not a monster attribute
float speedWalk;
float speedRun;
float spSpeed; // not a monster attribute
float walkLength; // not a monster attribute
float runLength; // not a monster attribute
float spLength; // not a monster attribute
char activity; // not a monster attribute
short moonResist; // not a monster attribute
short sunResist; // not a monster attribute
short spiritResist; // not a monster attribute
short bodyResist; // not a monster attribute
char attribute; // not a monster attribute
char fAttribute; // not a monster attribute
short agility; // not a monster attribute
short agility1; // not a monster attribute
short defensePower; // not a monster attribute
short spellDefense; // skipped in client reading
unsigned char attackClass; // not a monster attribute
unsigned char attackType; // not a monster attribute
short atkPowerMin; // not a monster attribute
short atkPowerMax;
short attackSuccess; // not a monster attribute
short attackDelay; // not a monster attribute
short sUnk1;
float attackAngle; // not a monster attribute
float attackRange; // not a monster attribute
float attackArea; // not a monster attribute
short critCount; // not a monster attribute
short critEffect; // not a monster attribute
short rAtkPowerMin; // not a monster attribute
short rAtkPowerMax; // not a monster attribute
short rAtkSuccess; // not a monster attribute
short rAtkSuccess1; // not a monster attribute
short rAtkDelay; // not a monster attribute
float rAtkAngle; // not a monster attribute
float rAtkRange; // not a monster attribute
float rAtkArea; // not a monster attribute
short rCritCount; // not a monster attribute
short rCritEffect; // not a monster attribute
unsigned char attribute2; // not a monster attribute
int attributeAtk; // not a monster attribute
char specCondition1; // not a monster attribute
char specCount1; // not a monster attribute
short specSpellID1; // not a monster attribute
char specSpellLvl1; // not a monster attribute
short specSP1; // not a monster attribute
int specDelay1; // not a monster attribute
float specAngle1; // not a monster attribute
float specRange1; // not a monster attribute
float specArea1; // not a monster attribute
char specCondition2; // not a monster attribute
char specCount2; // not a monster attribute
short specSpellID2; // not a monster attribute
char specSpellLvl2; // not a monster attribute
short specSP2; // not a monster attribute
int specDelay2; // not a monster attribute
float specAngle2; // not a monster attribute
float specRange2; // not a monster attribute
float specArea2; // not a monster attribute
char cUnk[ 46 ]; // skip 46 unknown bytes, cuz client fseek's past
char skillTitle1; // not a monster attribute
short skillID1;
char skillCondition1; // not a monster attribute
char skillCount1; // not a monster attribute
char skillTarget1; // not a monster attribute
short skillSpellID1; // not a monster attribute
char skillSpellLvl1; // not a monster attribute
short skillSP1; // not a monster attribute
int skillDelay1; // not a monster attribute
unsigned char skillAngle1; // not a monster attribute
float skillRange1; // not a monster attribute
float skillArea1; // not a monster attribute
short skillID2;
char skillCondition2; // not a monster attribute
char skillCount2; // not a monster attribute
char skillTarget2; // not a monster attribute
short skillSpellID2; // not a monster attribute
char skillSpellLvl2; // not a monster attribute
short skillSP2; // not a monster attribute
int skillDelay2; // not a monster attribute
unsigned char skillAngle2; // not a monster attribute
float skillRange2; // not a monster attribute
float skillArea2; // not a monster attribute
unsigned short modelChange; // not a monster attribute
char changeProb; // not a monster attribute
short hpRegain; // not a monster attribute
short spRegain; // not a monster attribute
short staminaRegain; // not a monster attribute
float normalScope; // not a monster attribute
float chaseScope; // not a monster attribute
char aiTarget; // not a monster attribute
char aiItem; // not a monster attribute
char aiAttack; // not a monster attribute
char aiFamily; // not a monster attribute
char aiEscape; // not a monster attribute
char groupAttack; // not a monster attribute
char aiBattle; // not a monster attribute
short aiSiege; // not a monster attribute
int tmp1; // not a monster attribute
int tmp2; // not a monster attribute
int tmp3; // not a monster attribute
char expLevel;
unsigned int returnExp; // not a monster attribute
int returnSkillExp; // not a monster attribute
char honorLevel; // not a monster attribute
int returnHonor; // not a monster attribute
int returnFame1; // not a monster attribute
int returnFame2; // not a monster attribute
int returnFame3; // not a monster attribute
char goldLevel; // not a monster attribute
unsigned int goldMin; // not a monster attribute
unsigned int goldMax; // not a monster attribute
int goldProb; // not a monster attribute
MONSTERLOOPDATA monLoop[ 60 ]; // reads this data 60 times
char attackProb; // not a monster attribute
char keyType;
short keyID;
unsigned int respawnTimeMin; // not a monster attribute
unsigned int respawnTimeMax; // not a monster attribute
char monsterCount; // not a monster attribute
} MONSTERTABLE;
typedef struct
{
unsigned short type_id;
MONSTERTABLE monTable;
} MONSTRUCTURE;
Code:
FILE* pFile = nullptr;
fopen_s( pFile, "monster_ref.bmo", "rb" );
if ( !pFile )
exit();
MONSTERREF_HEADER monHeader;
fread( monHeader.toolName, 48, 1, pFile );
.... (fread rest of header );
// read type_id in
MONSTRUCTURE monStruct;
while ( true )
{
fread( monStruct.type_id, sizeof( monStruct.type_id ), 1, pFile );
if ( type_id == 65535 ) // 65535 == end of file
break;
MONSTERTABLE monTable = &monStruct.monTable;
fread( monTable.level, sizeof( unsigned short ), 1, pFile );
.... ( fread rest of file );
}
Have fun