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Title: Clothing & hair flags notes Post by: jrd on 2006 April 29, 01:02:58 This thread just to summarize my findings thus far of the ‘Flags’ field of the Property Set in clothes and hairstyles.
Major thanks to Morague who first hinted me how to use this field to hide clothes. Except for the hat setting the flag does not appear to influence anything except decide if content is shown or not in the catalog. Catalog placement itself, as well as skin/age/gender/hairstyle info is decided by other parts of the Property Set. flag | probable meaning 00 | hair or clothing in catalog (normal) 02 | used in FFS for the nightcap child hats 04 | clothing used as default? (uncertain, see notes) 08 | (some) hair in the ‘styled’ category 0A | (hair) hat 0C | completely unknown 0D | clothing used as default? (uncertain, see notes) 10 | (Xmas) elder clothing 18 | (Xmas) elder hair in the ‘styled’ category 1A | (Xmas) elder hats 00 and 0A are "normal". 08 (18) weirdly enough appears on most Maxis ‘styled’ hair, but other styled hair has 00 and still works as styled (because of the hairtone setting). I am not certain what this flag really does or why it is needed. 04 and 0D appear on some clothes of all categories which appear normally alongside 00 clothes. I suspect these clothes are "defaults" for some reason—they appear more often on townies/dormies for example. 10 (and thus also 18 & 1A) only appear on elder clothing from the Xmas pack. 02 is ONLY used by FFS for the children's nightcaps. Again, no clue what its real purpose is. Interestingly enough 02 does not set the hairstyle as a hat. 0C appears ONLY on the "ymbodyshorts_blackaloha" outfit from Uni. Its use and meaning is completely unknown to me. I almost suspect a typo for 0D. The only important flags appear to be 00 and 0A: 00 is used for most clothes and hairstyles, 0A is used to mark a hairstyle as a hat. Custom content made with BodyShop appears to be flagged 00 always. For all the above to hide the item, add "1" to it. So to hide clothing or hair with a flag of 00, make the flag 01. 0A becomes 0B etc.. Only 0C is different: this must become 0E. Title: Re: Clothing & hair flags notes Post by: Nec on 2006 May 07, 04:56:05 How would I flag something to be hidden in the catalogue? I have tried tinkering with the files myself, but with no luck so far. I saw that you made some things hidden for certain outfits, but I have a whole slew of custom career outfits I want to be able to hide before I reinstall them.
Thanks for this info, by the way :) - not that I am saying thanks or anything....hehe Title: Re: Clothing & hair flags notes Post by: J. M. Pescado on 2006 May 07, 05:19:54 Flags are nearly always bitsets, which means only values that are powers of 2 represent "real" flags: 0x01, 0x02, 0x04, 0x08, 0x10, 0x20, 0x40, 0x80, etc. Everything which is not one of these values is actually formed by a combination of flags which ARE one of these values. 0x00 is the absence of any flags. This means that 0x0A hats are 0x02 | 0x08, 0x0Cs are 0x04|0x08, and 0x0D is 0x01|0x04|0x08. The value 0x01 must be the "hide" flag.
Title: Re: Clothing & hair flags notes Post by: Nec on 2006 May 07, 05:39:15 Great! I will give it a try. No thanks for you because you hate them, so thanks for nothing :P
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