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tutorial:intro-to-elden-ring-emevd [2025/02/27 00:33] – [Map ids] admintutorial:intro-to-elden-ring-emevd [2026/05/25 15:58] (current) – added note about event flags jenovavirus
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   * Use ESDLang ([[https://github.com/thefifthmatt/ESDLang | Github link]]) to view NPC dialogue trees and scripted menus like graces and shops.   * Use ESDLang ([[https://github.com/thefifthmatt/ESDLang | Github link]]) to view NPC dialogue trees and scripted menus like graces and shops.
   * Use Elden Ring Debug Tool ([[https://github.com/Nordgaren/Elden-Ring-Debug-Tool | Github link]]) and/or Elden Ring Practice Tool ([[https://github.com/veeenu/eldenring-practice-tool | Github link]]) for easier in-game testing.   * Use Elden Ring Debug Tool ([[https://github.com/Nordgaren/Elden-Ring-Debug-Tool | Github link]]) and/or Elden Ring Practice Tool ([[https://github.com/veeenu/eldenring-practice-tool | Github link]]) for easier in-game testing.
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 +===== Event Flags =====
 +Event flags are IDs that determine the state of an action or an entity. That could be a boss already being defeated, a map/world state, a character being alive, an ItemLot already given to the player etc. \\ 
 +[[https://www.soulsmodding.com/doku.php?id=er-refmat:event-flag-list|List of all Event Flags]]
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 ===== Tips for browsing maps and scripts ===== ===== Tips for browsing maps and scripts =====
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   * How to browse it: Use [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eZ9FWlu1MDLnR2J0z0ld6T9FFZssOCjM1tS-Vvx0Yr0/edit#gid=0 | Elden Ring CHR ID]] reference to identify the model you're looking for.   * How to browse it: Use [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eZ9FWlu1MDLnR2J0z0ld6T9FFZssOCjM1tS-Vvx0Yr0/edit#gid=0 | Elden Ring CHR ID]] reference to identify the model you're looking for.
   * How to use it: In addition to or instead of the above reference, you can also use the [[https://soulsmods.github.io/data/er/enemies.html | Enemy Locations Dump]] to find specific maps to open, then open the relevant maps in DSMapStudio. To find out how the enemy is scripted, use its EntityID.   * How to use it: In addition to or instead of the above reference, you can also use the [[https://soulsmods.github.io/data/er/enemies.html | Enemy Locations Dump]] to find specific maps to open, then open the relevant maps in DSMapStudio. To find out how the enemy is scripted, use its EntityID.
-  * Example: You want to find Radahn. Use above references to see that he's c4730, and that his full name is m60_52_38_00-c4730_9002, but he's located in map m60_13_09_02. The different ids are because his physical location is in the 52_38 small tile, but he can travel far away from that, so his data is in the 13_09 big tile instead. See the [[er-refmat:elden-ring-map-list | map reference]] for details.+  * Example: You want to find Radahn. Use above references to see that he's c4730, and that his full name is m60_52_38_00-c4730_9002, but he's located in map m60_13_09_02. The different ids are because his physical location is in the 52_38 small tile, but he can travel far away from that, so his data is in the 13_09 big tile instead. See the [[er-refmat:map-name-list | map reference]] for details.
  
 ==== Entity ids ==== ==== Entity ids ====
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