Quote:
Originally Posted by captain herlock
It does datetime and float values? Oooo, neat.
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sorry i have to correct myself. Yes you are able to use floats and okay you have to convert the timestamps on your own but it isn't hard.
You can't use Structorian to automaticaly import data in your Arcadia db or to modify the rdb files so i wrote my own tool to do that. But to get started you can use Structorian to get a feeling for the files.
@TheDarkShadow you have successfully reached a big milestone in your life.
From now on you have to use your own brain and the mysterious and powerfull tools like google. At the beginning this is hard work and perhaps you will fall back a little but you have to fight!
Finally you will evolve to a non-leecher^^
This is my last hint for you...
Code:
[filemask="db_questlink.rdb"]
struct QuestLinkFile
{
seek 0;
child Header [group="Header",offset=CurOffset,count=1];
seek 132;
child Questlink [group="Questlinks",offset=CurOffset,count=979];
}
struct Header [preload=1, tableview=1]
{
x32 Link1;
x32 Link2;
cstr [len=120] DUNNO;
u32 count;
}
struct Questlink [preload=1, tableview=1]
{
u32 npc_id;
u32 quest_id;
u8 flag_start;
u8 flag_progress;
u8 flag_end;
}
@captain_herlock
there are some addons to export data otherwise you can use it to get the structure. It's a tool for newbies which are unable to read the rdb files. I used it to get a quick and dirty view to the structure before i started working with the complete import method on c#.
....... You The Best 
....One More Question and i promesse i will not talk with you about this shit ever ..... This Discripsion i Think it Made With C++ I think But Its For Quest rdb So Can You give me The One For Resource Effect Or Tell Me How I change It to Work With I want Form Rdbs !! :****
