Editing Pikmin gen codes

The generator information for each individual object in the original Pikmin game. The information is displayed in Yoshi2's gen-to-json converter language.

As an example, the following spawns the Whimsical Radar in its original location in The Forest of Hope
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<pre>    "Object type: pelt", 
    {
        "name": "    ", 
        "unk1": "0x8d50d0b", 
        "unk2": "0x0", 
        "metadata": "66757a6f6b75318d8291e482cc8fe3000062990a88069c0a78ed0d0b40b5970a", 
        "position": "-1729.949462890625 47.253089904785156 1390.955322265625", 
        "position offset": "0.0 0.0 0.0", 
        "object type": "pelt", 
        "object version": "v0.0", 
        "object data": {
            "unk int": 825255541, 
            "obj parameters": {}
        }, 
        "area data": [
            "pint", 
            "0.0 0.0 0.0", 
            {}
        ], 
        "spawn type data": [
            "1one", 
            {
                "b00": "0x0", 
                "b01": "0x0", 
                "p00": "0x0", 
                "p01": "0x0", 
                "p02": "0x0"
            }
        ]
    }, </pre>
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Explanation:
{| class="wikitable"
! File line || Line explanation
|-
| <pre>"name":</pre> || Presumably the name of the object, except this is always left as a single tab character.
|-
| <pre>"unk1"</pre> || Unknown.
|-
| <pre>"unk2"</pre> || Unknown.
|-
| <pre>"metadata"</pre> || The metadata of the enemy. Extremely unknown and may stay that way for a long time.
|-
| <pre>"position"</pre> || The position of the object as <code>x</code>, <code>y</code>, <code>z</code>, where each value is separated by a space and <code>y</code> (the middle value) is height.
|-
| <pre>"position offset"</pre> || The offset for the aforementioned position.
|-
| <pre>"object type"</pre> || The type of object. This can be <code>pelt</code>, <code>item</code>, <code>work</code>, <code>teki</code> and <code>boss</code>. There could be more that are currently unknown.
|-
| <pre>"object version"</pre> || The object's version. Unknown but is different quite frequently so definitely does something that is yet to be documented.
|-
| <pre>"object data"</pre> || The object's data. See [[#Object data|this section.]]
|}


=== Object data ===

*For <code>"pelt"</code>, this consists of <code>"unk int"</code> and closed <code>"obj paramaters"</code>.

*For <code>"item"</code>, this consists of <code>"item data 1"</code>, <code>"item data 2"</code> and <code>"item name"</code>, its <code>"obj parameters"</code> are <code>"p00"</code>, <code>"p01"</code>, <code>"p02"</code> and <code>"p03"</code>.

*For <code>"work"</code>, this consists of possibly <code>"work XYZ?"</code> which will just have a set of XYZ values accompanied by <code>"string2"</code> (for bridges and "stone") and <code>"string1"</code>.

*For <code>"teki"</code>, this consists of <code>"unk byte2"</code>, <code>"unk byte1"</code>, closed <code>"obj parameters"</code>, <code>"unk byte"</code>, <code>"identification"</code> and <code>"multiparameters"</code> (which seems to be two very large values, perhaps hexadecimal referencing).

*For <code>"boss"</code>, this consists of <code>"boss type?"</code> which is a single value that presumably references what boss it is, its <code>"obj parameters"</code> are closed.


{{credits|Jimble}}

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