Morrowind Mod:Mod File Format/NPC

NPC_ records contain information on NPCs.

C	Field	Type/Size	Info
+	NAME	zstring	ID string
-	MODL	zstring	NIF model
-	FNAM	zstring	Name
+	RNAM	zstring	Race name
+	CNAM	zstring	Class name
-	ANAM	zstring	Faction name
+	BNAM	zstring	Head model
-	KNAM	zstring	Hair model
-	SCRI	zstring	Script name
+	NPDT	struct (12 or 52 bytes)	NPC data 12-byte version (autocalc flag set) uint16 - Level uint8 - Disposition uint8 - Reputation uint8 - Rank uint8[3] - alignment padding (junk) uint32 - Gold 52-byte version (autocalc flag clear) uint16 - Level uint8[8] - Attributes (in order of Attribute ID, as found on Morrowind:Attributes) uint8[27] - Skills (in order of Skill ID, as found on Morrowind:Skills) uint8 - alignment padding (junk) uint16 - Health uint16 - Spell points uint16 - Fatigue uint8 - Disposition uint8 - Reputation uint8 - Rank uint8 - alignment padding (junk) uint32 - Gold
+	FLAG	uint32	NPC flags 0x0001 = Female 0x0002 = Essential 0x0004 = Respawn 0x0008 = Unknown (always set) 0x0010 = Autocalc 0x0400 = Blood Texture: Skeleton 0x0800 = Blood Texture: Metal Sparks
*	NPCO	struct (36 bytes)	Carried object int32 - Object count (negative counts are restocking) char[32] - Object name
*	NPCS	char[32]	Spells
-	AIDT	struct (12 bytes)	AI data uint8 Hello uint8 Unknown1 uint8 Fight uint8 Flee uint8 Alarm [3]uint8 alignment padding (junk) uint32 Flags 0x00001 = Weapon 0x00002 = Armor 0x00004 = Clothing 0x00008 = Books 0x00010 = Ingredients 0x00020 = Picks 0x00040 = Probes 0x00080 = Lights 0x00100 = Apparatus 0x00200 = Repair Items 0x00400 = Misc 0x00800 = Spells 0x01000 = Magic Items 0x02000 = Potions 0x04000 = Training 0x08000 = Spellmaking 0x10000 = Enchanting 0x20000 = Repair Remaining bits appear to be filled with junk data
*	DODT	struct (24 bytes)	Cell Travel Destination float32 - Position X float32 - Position Y float32 - Position Z float32 - Rotation X float32 - Rotation Y float32 - Rotation Z
	DNAM	zstring	Cell name for previous DODT, if interior
AI Packages - the following fields can appear in any order, one per AI package, with the order defining the package priority. Note: duration parameters in all packages are in hours. Any value greater than 24 should be divided by 100, and set to 24 if still greater than 24. The unknown value for each package seems to be an end-of-data marker; it is always a byte value set to 1 with any remaining data in the structure undefined and ignored.
*	AI_A	struct (33 bytes)	Activate package: char[32] - Name uint8 - Unknown (always 1)
	AI_E	struct (48 bytes)	Escort package: float32 - X float32 - Y float32 - Z uint16 - Duration char[32] - ID uint8 - Unknown (always 1) uint8 - Unused
	CNDT	zstring	Cell escort string (optional)
	AI_F	struct (48 bytes)	Follow package: float32 - X float32 - Y float32 - Z uint16 - Duration char[32] - ID uint8 - Unknown (always 1) uint8 - Unused
	CNDT	zstring	Cell follow to string (optional)
	AI_T	struct (16 bytes)	Travel package: float32 - X float32 - Y float32 - Z uint8 - Unknown (always 1) uint8[3] - Unused
	AI_W	struct (14 bytes)	Wander package: uint16 - Distance uint16 - Duration uint8 - Time of Day uint8[8] - Idles uint8 - Unknown (always 1)