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==Raw data==

==Raw data==

Monster data is stored in <tt>Content\Data\Monsters.xnb</tt>, which can be [[Modding:Editing XNB files#unpacking|unpacked for editing]]. Here's the raw data as of {{version|1.5.1}} for reference:

Monster data is stored in <samp>Content\Data\Monsters.xnb</samp>, which can be [[Modding:Editing XNB files#unpacking|unpacked for editing]]. Here's the raw data as of {{version|1.5.1}} for reference:

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Note that many of the values stored in the monster data are altered by the game code under specific circumstances. These include being in different parts of the mines, having reached the bottom of the mines, and having a higher combat skill level.

Note that many of the values stored in the monster data are altered by the game code under specific circumstances. These include being in different parts of the mines, having reached the bottom of the mines, and having a higher combat skill level.

==Slimes==

==Monster-specific notes==

{{main article|Slimes}}

[[File:Green Slime Notes.png|right|128px]]

[[Slime]] sprites are entirely modular, with the associated parts spread out across the sprite sheet. Every slime uses the same grey sprite, coloring it with a tint mask based on the type of slime, along with a random transparency value. Row 1 is used for the idle state and normal movement. Rows 2 through 4, while apparently identical, appear unused in most cases (row 2 appears sporadically at the end of certain attacks, but further testing is needed for exact conditions). Row 5 is used for the attack animation.

 

[[File:Green_Slime_Notes.png|right|128px]]

 

Slime sprites are entirely modular, with the associated parts spread out across the sprite sheet. Every slime uses the same grey sprite, coloring it with a tint mask based on the type of slime, along with a random transparency value. Row 1 is used for the idle state and normal movement. Rows 2 through 4, while apparently identical, appear unused in most cases (row 2 appears sporadically at the end of certain attacks, but further testing is needed for exact conditions). Row 5 is used for the attack animation.

Area 6 on the sprite sheet contains assets for the "mating ritual" slimes can go through, as well as their death particles. The mating particles (going clockwise) are used for seeking a mate, rejecting a mate, and receiving a rejection.

Area 6 on the sprite sheet contains assets for the "mating ritual" slimes can go through, as well as their death particles. The mating particles (going clockwise) are used for seeking a mate, rejecting a mate, and receiving a rejection.

Area 9 is the antenna attached to "special" slimes, and animates in the same way as the "male" antenna. However, this one doesn't use the tint mask, instead using whatever raw color is on the sprite sheet.

Area 9 is the antenna attached to "special" slimes, and animates in the same way as the "male" antenna. However, this one doesn't use the tint mask, instead using whatever raw color is on the sprite sheet.

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