ObjNode

6. ObjNode

(1) ObjNode

u32 obj_render_pri
Sets the priority for rendering objects as well as the N64 blender mode. Set NIFF mode for simple rendering, or set N64GBI mode for precise setting of N64 macros.When N64GBI mode is used, this field only describes the rendering priority. In this case, the render mode is set in the obj_render_type_* field. The N64 mode defined in NIFF1.0 has been discarded.
When in NIFF mode, there is only one obj_render_pri field, even at 2-cycle times, so the G_RM_PASS flag must be used automatically in the NIFF --> N64 converter. The switch between NIFF mode and N64GBI mode is identified by the high-order 8-bit flag. Describe either of the flags shown below for this high-order 8 bit.
OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_NIFF 0x00 OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_N64GBI 0x04
For NIFF mode, the following flags are defined for the low-order 24 bits. Please set one of these flags.
OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF 0xd00000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_INTER 0xb00000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_DECAL 0x900000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_TEX_EDGE 0x700000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF 0x500000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_INTER 0x300000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_DECAL 0x100000
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF to render an opaque surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_INTER to render an opaque interpenetrating surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_DECAL to render an opaque surface that is pasted like a decal on another surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_TEX_EDGE to use the texture's alpha channel as an "edge"
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF to render a transparent surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_INTER to render a transparent interpenetrating surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_DECAL to render a transparent surface that is pasted like a decal on another surface.
Since each one of these modes fundamentally differs depending on the model and the material, they have been left to the user to set. When converting from the BCG tool to NIFF, either provide the interface for these settings from the user, or as default values output OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF for opaque surfaces and OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF for translucent surfaces.
u32 obj_render_type0
u32 obj_render_type1
When OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_N64GBI is set in the obj_render_pri field, the render mode is specified in this field. obj_render_type0 indicates the render mode for the 1st cycle, while obj_render_type1 indicates the render mode for the 2nd cycle.
The various flags have been set, as shown below. Please set the render mode as you like. Create the NIFF --> N64 converter such that the render mode is assembled and output according to this table and the anti-alias and ZBUFFER information. (For example, when anti-alias and ZBUFFER are both used, the OPA_SURF mode is G_RM_AA_ZB_OPA_SURF)
/****************************************************** N64 Style In the document of NIFF1.0, we describe the flag setting render mode. But this may be hard to use, especially for designers. So we changed N64 type render mode definition. Please set the following name and new n64 style bit. These names are "#define" macro name in /usr/include/PR/gbi.h, they are usually used by N64 programmers. ********************************************************/ /******************************************************** obj_render_type0 and obj_render_type0_for_fog 31 22 21 0 [ 0x4 | render_macro ] **********************************************************/ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_GBI_MODE 0x01000000 /* render_macro */ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OPA_SURF 0x100 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_XLU_SURF 0x101 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OPA_DECAL 0x102 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_XLU_DECAL 0x103 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OPA_INTER 0x104 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_XLU_INTER 0x105 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_TEX_EDGE 0x106 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_TEX_INTER 0x107 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_SUB_SURF 0x108 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_PCL_SURF 0x109 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OPA_TERR 0x10a #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_TEX_TERR 0x10b #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_SUB_TERR 0x10c #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_CLD_SURF 0x10d #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OVL_SURF 0x10e #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_ADD 0x10f #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_NOOP 0x110 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_PASS 0x111 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_FOG_SHADE_A 0x112 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_FOG_PRIM_A 0x113 /************************************************** obj_render_type1 and obj_render_type1_for_fog 31 22 21 0 [ 0x4 | render_macro ] ***************************************************/ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_GBI_MODE 0x01000000 /* render_macro */ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_SURF 0x200 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_SURF 0x201 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_DECAL 0x202 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_DECAL 0x203 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_INTER 0x204 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_INTER 0x205 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_EDGE 0x206 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_INTER 0x207 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_SUB_SURF 0x208 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_PCL_SURF 0x209 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_TERR 0x20a #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_TERR 0x20b #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_SUB_TERR 0x20c #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_CLD_SURF 0x20d #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OVL_SURF 0x20e #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_ADD 0x20f #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_NOOP 0x210
u32 obj_render_cycle_type_for_fog
Describes the N64RDP cycle type when an object is located in a scene using Fog. The following flags have been defined:
OBJ_RENDER_CYC_1CYC 0x00000000 OBJ_RENDER_CYC_2CYC 0x00000001
Set either of the above flags. Please specify OBJ_RENDER_CYC_2CYC as the default.
u32 obj_render_pri_for_fog
Describes the object rendering priority as well as the N64 blender mode when an object is located in a scene using Fog. Set NIFF mode for simple rendering, or set N64GBI mode for precise setting of N64 macros. When N64GBI mode is used, this field only describes the rendering priority. In this case, the render mode is set in the obj_render_type_* field. The N64 mode defined in NIFF1.0 has been discarded.
When in NIFF mode, there is only one obj_render_pri field, even at 2-cycle times, so the G_RM_FOG_SHADE_A flag must be used automatically in the NIFF --> N64 converter.
The switch between NIFF mode and N64GBI mode is identified by the high-order 8-bit flag. Describe either of the flags shown below for this high-order 8 bit.
OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_NIFF 0x00 OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_N64GBI 0x04
For NIFF mode, the following flags are defined for the low-order 24 bits. Please set one of these flags.
OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF 0xd00000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_INTER 0xb00000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_DECAL 0x900000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_TEX_EDGE 0x700000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF 0x500000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_INTER 0x300000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_DECAL 0x100000
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF to render an opaque surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_INTER to render an opaque interpenetrating surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_DECAL to render an opaque surface that is pasted like a decal on another surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_TEX_EDGE to use the texture's alpha channel as an "edge"
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF to render a transparent surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_INTER to render a transparent interpenetrating surface.
Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_DECAL to render a transparent surface that is pasted like a decal on another surface.
Since each one of these modes fundamentally differs depending on the model and the material, they have been left to the user to set. When converting from the BCG tool to NIFF, either provide the interface for these settings from the user, or as default values output OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF for opaque surfaces and OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF for transparent surfaces.
u32 obj_render_type0_for_fog
u32 obj_render_type1_for_fog
When OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_N64GBI is set in the "obj_render_pri_for_fog" field, the render mode is specified in this field. obj_render_type0_for_fog indicates the render mode for the 1st cycle, while obj_render_type1_for_fog indicates the render mode for the 2nd cycle.
The various flags have been set, as shown below. Please set the render mode as you like. Create the NIFF --> N64 converter such that the render mode is assembled and output according to this table and the anti-alias and ZBUFFER information. (For example, when anti-alias and ZBUFFER are both used, the OPA_SURF mode is G_RM_AA_ZB_OPA_SURF)
/*************************************************** N64 Style In the document of NIFF1.0, we describe the flag setting render mode. But this may be hard to use, especially for designers. So we changed N64 type render mode definition. Please set the following name and new n64 style bit. These names are "#define" macro name in /usr/include/PR/gbi.h, they are usually used by N64 programmers. ****************************************************/ /**************************************************** obj_render_type0 and obj_render_type0_for_fog 31 22 21 0 [ 0x4 | render_macro ] *****************************************************/ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_GBI_MODE 0x01000000 /* render_macro */ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_FOG_SHADE_A 0x112 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_FOG_PRIM_A 0x113 /***************************************************** obj_render_type1 and obj_render_type1_for_fog 31 22 21 0 [ 0x4 | render_macro ] ******************************************************/ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_GBI_MODE 0x01000000 /* render_macro */ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_SURF 0x200 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_SURF 0x201 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_DECAL 0x202 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_DECAL 0x203 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_INTER 0x204 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_INTER 0x205 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_EDGE 0x206 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_INTER 0x207 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_SUB_SURF 0x208 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_PCL_SURF 0x209 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_TERR 0x20a #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_TERR 0x20b #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_SUB_TERR 0x20c #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_CLD_SURF 0x20d #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OVL_SURF 0x20e #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_ADD 0x20f #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_NOOP 0x210
Since this field becomes the field for when FOG is used, select either FOG_SHADE_A or FOG_PRIM_A for obj_render_type0_for_fog.
u32 obj_chain_root_link_num Describes the ChainRoot node number linked from this Obj.

u32 external_lod_obj_num Describes the external file reference LOD Obj number.

u32 external_obj_num Describes the external file reference child Obj number.

u32 obj_chain_root_link Describes the index number for the ChainRoot node linked from this Obj. This field is not described when obj_chain_root_link_num = 0.

u32 external_lod_obj_dist When LOD Obj references an external file, this describes the swap distance for the LOD level of that Obj. This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).

u32 external_lod_obj_file_name_index When LOD Obj references an external file, the name of the referenced file is specified with an ExternalNameList index number.
Please do not include the directory name etc. when describing the file name.
This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).

u32 external_lod_obj_name_index When LOD Obj references an external file, the name of that LOD Obj is specified with an ExternalNameList index number.
This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).

u32 external_obj_file_name_index When child Obj references an external file, the name of the referenced file is specified with an ExternalNameList index number. child
Please do not include the directory name etc. when describing the file name.
This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).

u32 external_obj_name_index When child Obj references an external file, the name of that Obj is specified with an ExternalNameList index number. This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).
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u32 obj_render_pri	Sets the priority for rendering objects as well as the N64 blender mode. Set NIFF mode for simple rendering, or set N64GBI mode for precise setting of N64 macros.When N64GBI mode is used, this field only describes the rendering priority. In this case, the render mode is set in the obj_render_type_* field. The N64 mode defined in NIFF1.0 has been discarded. When in NIFF mode, there is only one obj_render_pri field, even at 2-cycle times, so the G_RM_PASS flag must be used automatically in the NIFF --> N64 converter. The switch between NIFF mode and N64GBI mode is identified by the high-order 8-bit flag. Describe either of the flags shown below for this high-order 8 bit. OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_NIFF 0x00 OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_N64GBI 0x04 For NIFF mode, the following flags are defined for the low-order 24 bits. Please set one of these flags. OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF 0xd00000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_INTER 0xb00000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_DECAL 0x900000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_TEX_EDGE 0x700000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF 0x500000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_INTER 0x300000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_DECAL 0x100000 Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF to render an opaque surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_INTER to render an opaque interpenetrating surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_DECAL to render an opaque surface that is pasted like a decal on another surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_TEX_EDGE to use the texture's alpha channel as an "edge" Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF to render a transparent surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_INTER to render a transparent interpenetrating surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_DECAL to render a transparent surface that is pasted like a decal on another surface. Since each one of these modes fundamentally differs depending on the model and the material, they have been left to the user to set. When converting from the BCG tool to NIFF, either provide the interface for these settings from the user, or as default values output OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF for opaque surfaces and OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF for translucent surfaces.
u32 obj_render_type0 u32 obj_render_type1	When OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_N64GBI is set in the obj_render_pri field, the render mode is specified in this field. obj_render_type0 indicates the render mode for the 1st cycle, while obj_render_type1 indicates the render mode for the 2nd cycle. The various flags have been set, as shown below. Please set the render mode as you like. Create the NIFF --> N64 converter such that the render mode is assembled and output according to this table and the anti-alias and ZBUFFER information. (For example, when anti-alias and ZBUFFER are both used, the OPA_SURF mode is G_RM_AA_ZB_OPA_SURF) /**************************************************** N64 Style In the document of NIFF1.0, we describe the flag setting render mode. But this may be hard to use, especially for designers. So we changed N64 type render mode definition. Please set the following name and new n64 style bit. These names are "#define" macro name in /usr/include/PR/gbi.h, they are usually used by N64 programmers. ****************************************************/ /**************************************************** obj_render_type0 and obj_render_type0_for_fog 31 22 21 0 [ 0x4 \| render_macro ] *******************************************************/ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_GBI_MODE 0x01000000 / render_macro / #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OPA_SURF 0x100 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_XLU_SURF 0x101 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OPA_DECAL 0x102 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_XLU_DECAL 0x103 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OPA_INTER 0x104 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_XLU_INTER 0x105 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_TEX_EDGE 0x106 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_TEX_INTER 0x107 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_SUB_SURF 0x108 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_PCL_SURF 0x109 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OPA_TERR 0x10a #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_TEX_TERR 0x10b #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_SUB_TERR 0x10c #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_CLD_SURF 0x10d #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_OVL_SURF 0x10e #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_ADD 0x10f #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_NOOP 0x110 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_PASS 0x111 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_FOG_SHADE_A 0x112 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_FOG_PRIM_A 0x113 /*********************************************** obj_render_type1 and obj_render_type1_for_fog 31 22 21 0 [ 0x4 \| render_macro ] ************************************************/ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_GBI_MODE 0x01000000 / render_macro */ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_SURF 0x200 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_SURF 0x201 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_DECAL 0x202 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_DECAL 0x203 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_INTER 0x204 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_INTER 0x205 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_EDGE 0x206 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_INTER 0x207 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_SUB_SURF 0x208 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_PCL_SURF 0x209 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_TERR 0x20a #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_TERR 0x20b #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_SUB_TERR 0x20c #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_CLD_SURF 0x20d #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OVL_SURF 0x20e #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_ADD 0x20f #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_NOOP 0x210
u32 obj_render_cycle_type_for_fog	Describes the N64RDP cycle type when an object is located in a scene using Fog. The following flags have been defined: OBJ_RENDER_CYC_1CYC 0x00000000 OBJ_RENDER_CYC_2CYC 0x00000001 Set either of the above flags. Please specify OBJ_RENDER_CYC_2CYC as the default.
u32 obj_render_pri_for_fog	Describes the object rendering priority as well as the N64 blender mode when an object is located in a scene using Fog. Set NIFF mode for simple rendering, or set N64GBI mode for precise setting of N64 macros. When N64GBI mode is used, this field only describes the rendering priority. In this case, the render mode is set in the obj_render_type_* field. The N64 mode defined in NIFF1.0 has been discarded. When in NIFF mode, there is only one obj_render_pri field, even at 2-cycle times, so the G_RM_FOG_SHADE_A flag must be used automatically in the NIFF --> N64 converter. The switch between NIFF mode and N64GBI mode is identified by the high-order 8-bit flag. Describe either of the flags shown below for this high-order 8 bit. OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_NIFF 0x00 OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_N64GBI 0x04 For NIFF mode, the following flags are defined for the low-order 24 bits. Please set one of these flags. OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF 0xd00000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_INTER 0xb00000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_DECAL 0x900000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_TEX_EDGE 0x700000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF 0x500000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_INTER 0x300000 OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_DECAL 0x100000 Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF to render an opaque surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_INTER to render an opaque interpenetrating surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_DECAL to render an opaque surface that is pasted like a decal on another surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_TEX_EDGE to use the texture's alpha channel as an "edge" Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF to render a transparent surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_INTER to render a transparent interpenetrating surface. Set OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_DECAL to render a transparent surface that is pasted like a decal on another surface. Since each one of these modes fundamentally differs depending on the model and the material, they have been left to the user to set. When converting from the BCG tool to NIFF, either provide the interface for these settings from the user, or as default values output OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_OPA_SURF for opaque surfaces and OBJ_RENDER_NIFF_XLU_SURF for transparent surfaces.
u32 obj_render_type0_for_fog u32 obj_render_type1_for_fog	When OBJ_RENDER_FLAG_N64GBI is set in the "obj_render_pri_for_fog" field, the render mode is specified in this field. obj_render_type0_for_fog indicates the render mode for the 1st cycle, while obj_render_type1_for_fog indicates the render mode for the 2nd cycle. The various flags have been set, as shown below. Please set the render mode as you like. Create the NIFF --> N64 converter such that the render mode is assembled and output according to this table and the anti-alias and ZBUFFER information. (For example, when anti-alias and ZBUFFER are both used, the OPA_SURF mode is G_RM_AA_ZB_OPA_SURF) /************************************************* N64 Style In the document of NIFF1.0, we describe the flag setting render mode. But this may be hard to use, especially for designers. So we changed N64 type render mode definition. Please set the following name and new n64 style bit. These names are "#define" macro name in /usr/include/PR/gbi.h, they are usually used by N64 programmers. ************************************************/ /************************************************ obj_render_type0 and obj_render_type0_for_fog 31 22 21 0 [ 0x4 \| render_macro ] **************************************************/ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_GBI_MODE 0x01000000 / render_macro / #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_FOG_SHADE_A 0x112 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE0_FOG_PRIM_A 0x113 /************************************************** obj_render_type1 and obj_render_type1_for_fog 31 22 21 0 [ 0x4 \| render_macro ] ***************************************************/ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_GBI_MODE 0x01000000 / render_macro */ #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_SURF 0x200 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_SURF 0x201 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_DECAL 0x202 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_DECAL 0x203 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_INTER 0x204 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_XLU_INTER 0x205 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_EDGE 0x206 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_INTER 0x207 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_SUB_SURF 0x208 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_PCL_SURF 0x209 #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OPA_TERR 0x20a #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_TEX_TERR 0x20b #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_SUB_TERR 0x20c #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_CLD_SURF 0x20d #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_OVL_SURF 0x20e #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_ADD 0x20f #define OBJ_RENDER_TYPE1_NOOP 0x210 Since this field becomes the field for when FOG is used, select either FOG_SHADE_A or FOG_PRIM_A for obj_render_type0_for_fog.
u32 obj_chain_root_link_num	Describes the ChainRoot node number linked from this Obj.
u32 external_lod_obj_num	Describes the external file reference LOD Obj number.
u32 external_obj_num	Describes the external file reference child Obj number.
u32 obj_chain_root_link	Describes the index number for the ChainRoot node linked from this Obj. This field is not described when obj_chain_root_link_num = 0.
u32 external_lod_obj_dist	When LOD Obj references an external file, this describes the swap distance for the LOD level of that Obj. This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).
u32 external_lod_obj_file_name_index	When LOD Obj references an external file, the name of the referenced file is specified with an ExternalNameList index number. Please do not include the directory name etc. when describing the file name. This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).
u32 external_lod_obj_name_index	When LOD Obj references an external file, the name of that LOD Obj is specified with an ExternalNameList index number. This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).
u32 external_obj_file_name_index	When child Obj references an external file, the name of the referenced file is specified with an ExternalNameList index number. child Please do not include the directory name etc. when describing the file name. This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).
u32 external_obj_name_index	When child Obj references an external file, the name of that Obj is specified with an ExternalNameList index number. This field is not described when an external file is not referenced (external_lod_obj_num = 0).