I ripped my character's stats out of the client. Wanna' see what I found?

• Rydian wrote on 2013-09-26 10:15
  First off: This is client-side data reading. I am not hacking the game servers or FBI wiretapping Nexon's toilet stalls, I'm simply reading through the info present in the game when I have a character logged in.
  
  Anyways.
  
  I'm sure we've all seen lots of things said about stats, "your base stats can have hidden fractions" and "there's an invisible value for this" and all sorts of stuff like that. So given the en/zero update, I decided to start collecting stats from the client both before and after the update.
  
  I'm not much of a math person, and this is mainly fun for me in the "finding buried treasure" sort of way, so hopefully those of you that like to figure out stats and math can help point out which stats are used for what and maybe figure out some of the new stat formula that came into effect with en/zero.
  
  Here's what I've managed to map out so far, followed by points I find interesting. Do note that there's possibly a lot of values that are straight-up missing.
  
  [spoiler="In-Game Stats"]
  

  [Image: http://s22.postimg.org/5mudzd78h/ingame.png]

  
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  [spoiler="Matching Stats From Client.exe"]
  

  [Image: http://s22.postimg.org/9up6848o1/stats1.png]

  
  [/spoiler]
  
  Things of note...
  
  

  • Most stats are stored in the form of a base and then whatever additions do it are done to reach the final value. This means that some stats can reside in multiple places as pieces of themselves (so a stat that shows as 500 might be one piece that's 350 and one that's 100 and one that's the last 50) so it's sort of hard to find some of them because the stats screen only shows the final result for a lot of it.
    
    
    
  • Yes, your base stats can have fractions. And yes, these fractions are not displayed. The value is either floored or simply truncated for display, you can see that the base 152.75 Will is simply showing up as "152" in-game.
    
    
    
  • The "additional" stats are what's added onto the base to make the total. For all of your "core stats" (STR and such) it's simply one plus the other, though I've never seen the "additional" stat have a fraction except in the special case of heavy armor's DEX cut.
    
    
    
  • The "HP (Max Adjusted)" value is max HP accounting for enchants and artisans and such.
    
    
    
  • It's kind of funny that your MP pool actually has only three addresses associated with it, versus four for HP and stamina... whereas magic is generally one of the more complex things stat-wise.
    
    
    
  • As you can see with the stamina-hunger-conversion thing, most stats are floating-point and can raise and lower a small fraction at a time (and are rounded and slightly-inaccurate the further from the left you go). However outside of your "pools", stats are generally in quarters at the finest.
    
    
    
  • DEX comes before INT in RAM, despite it being the other way around on the character screen. And yes, it was like this before en/zero too.
    
    
    
  • AP is stored as a two-byte integer, so the max you can save up and display properly is 65535.
    
    
    
  • "Max Damage (Added 2?)" is 8 for bare hands, and shows as 25 when I go pally with R5 Sword of Order, confirming the stats on the wiki for that part, at least.
    
    
    
  • Your minimum injury rate is capped at your max injury rate, even if you try to set it much higher.
    
    • Injury rate is displayed as a percentage, but it's not float in the client. It's an integer, (1 = 0.1%) and (25 = 2.5%) and so on, it's just fancied-up for display.
    
    
    
  • No, I cannot read the stats of other players, other than their CP (I guess that's needed technically) and their HP (client needs that info to render their health bar).
    
    • Sometimes the target changes to NPCS or monsters, but even then I can't read anything except CP and HP. And yes, the Barrier Spikes in provocation do have exactly 1,000,000 HP.
    
    
    

  
  
  So a lot of things there are listed with question marks because I haven't found all of them (mainly the bases are missing from my data), or I don't know the exact relationship. Like I've found four different values for added minimum damage, so we know there's at least four separate bonuses. Same sort of thing for critical, there's at least three bonus/addition categories.
  
  Stats listed as nothing but "???" don't match anything I know, and the character window does not show any changes when I edit them client-side, so those are purely-hidden stats (or deprecated but still tracked).
  
  Anybody have thoughts, theories, additions, corrections, or suggestions?
• xi12570 wrote on 2013-09-26 10:25
  Cool. What tool was used to do this?
• Aubog007 wrote on 2013-09-26 10:27
  CP calculates for fractions. (That's why CP is rounded to the nearest 1/100th (with mods))
  
  There used to be a mod to show true stats in character screen.
  
  This is an excellent way to determine food bonuses.
  
  AP could be an issue, nexon should never release a full skill reset ever again.
  
  If you want to be of valuable assistance, you can fill in the HP values of mobs on the wiki
  
  Also give me the master title you are using.
  
  Also did you eat some sort of food, your HP and MP seem to be...
• Rydian wrote on 2013-09-26 11:15

  Quote from xi12570;1152988:

  Cool. What tool was used to do this?

  CE mainly (it's what you see there).
  
  

  Quote from Aubog007;1152990:

  If you want to be of valuable assistance, you can fill in the HP values of mobs on the wiki

  Well other than by singling the enemy out (making it the last alive) and matching the CP, I don't have a way to target something specific with this. The main pointer chain I've found just points to what I believe is "the first loaded character on this map" (along with the second and third, I have just three reliable pointers to loaded character structures).
  
  In my homestead or some other sparse place it's my character, but in dunby stuff's shifted all over the place and I only have a few working pointer paths so I can only "see" 3-4 entities at once. I mean yeah it'd be perfectly possible, it'd just be annoying and time-consuming. And I'm lazy.
  
  

  Quote from Aubog007;1152990:

  Also give me the master title you are using.

  Shield mastery mastery (mastery) mastery (repair man man man).
  
  

  Quote from Aubog007;1152990:

  Also did you eat some sort of food, your HP and MP seem to be...

  Client-side bug I totally forgot to mention.
  
  Your current HP, upon login, actually keeps regenerating past your max HP, but any sort of attempted change like getting healed (even if it does no visible change as you're at max) or getting hit will fix it back to normal. So it seems if there is a function that makes sure your current HP doesn't exceed your base then it's not foolproof (done after a change) or tick-based (routinely checked), but rather it's done per-function, probably copied in a couple of functions that would affect your HP.
  
  Somebody mentioned that relogging actually does some minor healing for some reason, if this is true it might have been a debug feature accidentally left in (a bit of mercy heal but they forgot the clamp) since it's likely to have not even been noticed by most, and it doesn't display the same behavior in regards to clamping the current to the max.
  
  Anyways I've mainly seen it with HP, it might be the same issue with MP too, just the regen rate during the day with no meditation is so slow I probably never picked up on it happening.
• Homin wrote on 2013-09-26 11:58

  Quote from Rydian;1152993:

  ...
  Your current HP, upon login, actually keeps regenerating past your max HP, but any sort of attempted change like getting healed (even if it does no visible change as you're at max) or getting hit will fix it back to normal. So it seems if there is a function that makes sure your current HP doesn't exceed your base then it's not foolproof (done after a change) or tick-based (routinely checked), but rather it's done per-function, probably copied in a couple of functions that would affect your HP
  ...

  
  
  It's probably why I got counter attack at 240 point but my HP still full (my Max HP is 250) the very first time I got hit after log-in.
  
  And I really interesting in in-game CP calculation.
• wildk wrote on 2013-09-26 12:30

  Quote from Homin;1152994:

  It's probably why I got counter attack at 240 point but my HP still full (my Max HP is 250) the very first time I got hit after log-in.
  
  And I really interesting in in-game CP calculation.

  
  
  lol I thought I was seeing things when I got hit but no visible damage was dealt to me
• Osu wrote on 2013-09-26 14:25

  Quote from wildk;1152997:

  lol I thought I was seeing things when I got hit but no visible damage was dealt to me

  
  
  Really now? o3o HP stacking beyond "max" has been around since the marriage title was added. xD
• Johny wrote on 2013-09-26 15:05
  It's possible to have "negative" mp as well, for those who didn't know. All you have to do is drain your mp to 0 then unequip things that add mp (enchants, eweca books, mp+ titles). You'll notice your mp will be stuck on 0 for a while. Try registering that with this program of yours, just for fun :3
• wildk wrote on 2013-09-26 16:15
  Ditto for stamina
• Aubog007 wrote on 2013-09-26 16:24

  Quote from wildk;1153027:

  Ditto for stamina

  
  
  Stamina actually doesn't go negative.
• wildk wrote on 2013-09-26 16:52

  Quote from Aubog007;1153029:

  Stamina actually doesn't go negative.

  
  
  Ho, so if I drain stam to zero, put on negative stamina es, take it back off I get free stam?
• Jyu Viole Grace wrote on 2013-09-26 16:55

  Quote from wildk;1153036:

  Ho, so if I drain stam to zero, put on negative stamina es, take it back off I get free stam?

  
  
  I think so. The other thing you can do is put on a enchant that gives stamina, and keep re-equipping the item. You'll keep gaining stam
• wildk wrote on 2013-09-26 17:01

  Quote from Jyu Viole Grace;1153038:

  I think so. The other thing you can do is put on a enchant that gives stamina, and keep re-equipping the item. You'll keep gaining stam

  
  
  Wouldn't the game deduct it back when you unequip it tho? On the other hand if it's a negative es it adds it back?
• Cide wrote on 2013-09-26 17:03

  Quote from wildk;1153040:

  Wouldn't the game deduct it back when you unequip it tho? On the other hand if it's a negative es it adds it back?

  
  
  that's the entire point behind keeping cypress items equipped in your second slot.
• Syliara wrote on 2013-09-26 18:29

  Quote from Rydian;1152993:

  Somebody mentioned that relogging actually does some minor healing for some reason, if this is true it might have been a debug feature accidentally left in (a bit of mercy heal but they forgot the clamp) since it's likely to have not even been noticed by most, and it doesn't display the same behavior in regards to clamping the current to the max.

  
  
  I think i was told a while ago, that the talents that u have reload their bonuses each time u cc, meaning u get all the mana stam and hp back from them whenever u cc.... Also works for hunger too, so you can cc a ton to get ur hunger back up, if u really want to deal with that lol