GameObject models in Legion?

[ioctl]

Does anybody have a lead on how to map game object IDs to models? I used to go through gameobjects.dbc -> gameobjcectdisplayinfo.dbc -> filedata.dbc. Filedata is gone, and it doesn't look like gameobjectdisplayinfo has enough unaccounted for fields to be hiding a 16byte checksum to identify CASC files.

[TOM_RUS]

gameobjectdisplayinfo has filedataid (int), that's enough and that's what game uses to open most of the files...

[ioctl]

gameobjectdisplayinfo has filedataid (int), that's enough and that's what game uses to open most of the files...

What's that an index into? Like I said, filedata.db(c|2) appears to be gone.

[TOM_RUS]

What's that an index into? Like I said, filedata.db(c|2) appears to be gone.

FileData is an integral part of WoW's CASC implementation. Each file has it's unique 32 bit FileData ID and 64 bit name hash (that same hash was used in MPQ archives before) that are used to open a file.

[shauren]

https://github.com/ladislav-zezula/CascLib
Supports using FileDataId to open files - you have to format name with sprintf(str, "File%08X.xxx", fileDataId) // this is an implementation detail of CascLib, will not work like that if you are using something else

Also with FileData.dbc being gone, it means you no longer instantly know whether the model is a wmo or m2, you need to poke the contents to find out

[ioctl]

FileData is an integral part of WoW's CASC implementation. Each file has it's unique 32 bit FileData ID and 64 bit name hash (that same hash was used in MPQ archives before) that are used to open a file.

Oooh. I had been ignoring that whole segment of the root file. I'd been mapping straight from filename -> 8byte hash -> 16byte md5. No 32-bit numbers in the mix. Thanks!