Daggerfall Mod:DFRemake/Original Item Data

Fall.Exe

There is some base item information stored within the Fall.exe program starting at offset 0x1b682A (in v2.13). There are 288 records each 48 bytes in size with the following structure:

Field	Type	Description
Name	char[24]	The item name.
Weight	DWORD	The object's base weight. Divide this value by 4 to get the weight in kgs.
Hit points	WORD	The hit points of item.
Target/Capacity?	DWORD	For ingredients this describes effect subtype (effect target). For all other it seems to describe volume (is it used by game at all?) - it's non zero only for container types, starting with glass jar (1), trough large chest (300), ending with houses (1000000000)
Base price	DWORD	The base value for the item in gold pieces.
Enchant	WORD	The base enchantment points for the item.
(unknown)/(unknown)	BYTE
(unknown)/Variants?	BYTE	For items that can be worn, like clothing or helmets, this describes number of different versions of an item that can be found in graphics file. As of yet, it is unknown for ingredients and not verified non-wearable non-ingredient items.
Effect/Equipment slot?	BYTE	For ingredients this is effect type, which together with effect subtype describe ingredient effect - see http://uesp.net/wiki/Daggerfall:SPELLS.STD_indices for effect type/target codes. In case of other items, this seems to describe equipment slot.
	3 bits	always 0
Blunt weapon	1 bit	1 if item is blunt weapon, 0 otherwise. (maybe it is used for "hit" sound, or there are some bonuses for blunt weapons I'm not aware of?)
Liquid	1 bit	1 if item is liquid, 0 otherwise. (this, together with bottles of different volume makes me think, that you were supposed to put various liquids into bottles and mix potions yourself)
One handed	1 bit	1 if item/weapon is one handed, 0 otherwise.
	1 bit	always 0
Ingredient	1 bit	1 if item is ingredient, 0 otherwise
WorldImage	7 bits	The starting image index within the texture file. This image is used when the item is in the world.
WorldTexture	9 bits	The texture file containing the image.
PlayerImage	7 bits	The starting image index within the texture file. This image is used in the player's inventory and paper doll.
PlayerTexture	9 bits	The texture file containing the image. If this value is 0 it indicates the item has no special player image (use the world image instead).

Note that for many items, the values given are only the base values. Modifiers such as material type will affect the final value for each item.