Objflow.byaml

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objflow.byaml is a YAML file found in /content/data/ in the game's filesystem.

ObjFlow contains information about animations, hitboxes, object ids, and each object has it's own set of parameters.

Object Values

These values are assigned to each object, through the element <value>. The attributes and their functions are listed below.

Attribute Name	Function
AiReact	Says how CPU reacts to something, it can be: ignore (some decorations), try to evit (enemies) or take something (coins)
CalcCut	unknown -- can be true or false.
Clip	unknown -- can be true or false.
ClipRadius	unknown
ColOffsetY	unknown
ColShape	unknown -- maybe the shape of the collision? seems to be a integer.
DemoCameraCheck	unknown -- can be true or false.
LightSetting	unknown
Lod1	unknown
Lod2	unknown
Lod_NoDisp	unknown
MgrId	unknown -- Mgr usually means "Manager", which controls an object.
ModelDraw	unknown
ModelEffNo	unknown
MoveBeforeSync	unknown -- can be true or false.
NotCreate	Can be true or false, if false byaml objects spawn everytime in start position if they get displaced as pylons
ObjID	This is what connects the entry to a level object. This ID is called within the course_muunt.byaml and that's how it identifies these parameters.
Offset	unknown
Origin	unknown
PackunEat	unknown -- this can be 2 things, the item piranha plant, or the enemy...can be true or false.
PathType	unknown
PylonReact	unknown
VR	Says if the object is a skybox model (all IDs start by 70xx)

Object Hitbox Size

<Colsize> defines the collision size for the object. Has X, Y, and Z values that can be defined. (idk what the "f" means)

Unknown Item Array 1

<Item type> lists 12* values in an array. (*iirc not always 12, varies between wii u and switch)

Each position in the array corresponds to ???

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The values within the array range from 0 to ?????, and mean the following:

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Unknown Item Array 2

<ItemObj type> lists 12* values in an array. (*iirc not always 12, varies between wii u and switch)

Each position in the array corresponds to ???

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The values within the array range from 0 to ?????, and mean the following:

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Unknown Kart Array 1

<Kart type> lists 4* entries in an array. (*iirc not always 12, varies between wii u and switch)

Each position in the array corresponds to ???

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Header text	Header text
0	Example
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The values within the array range from 0 to ?????, and mean the following:

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0	Example
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Unknown Kart Array 2

<KartObj type> lists 4* entries in an array. (*iirc not always 12, varies between wii u and switch)

Each position in the array corresponds to ???

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Header text	Header text
0	Example
1	Example
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4	Example

The values within the array range from 0 to ?????, and mean the following:

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Header text	Header text
0	Example
1	Example
2	Example

Object Label

<Label type> is the unique name of the object. It is used for objects that share a base model but use different textures (i.e. multicolored Toads). The game will uses the object label to find the appropriate _Alb texture to use.

Model Name

<ModelName type> lists which model should be used if the .bfres inside the ResName folder has multiple models inside.

Resource Name

<ResName> points to the object's resource folder in mapobj.