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First of all i'd suggest you use mydbceditor as you can edit strings directly in there.
(you may have to open the images in a new tab as they get resized in the forum automaticly)
Lets go through the rows together.
[1] The id: This is just the entry id. Each entry gets an individual id. You chose a good number as it is very unlikely that it's gonna be used again soon.
[2] The rootid: The rootid is mentioned in the wmo file itself in the MOHD chunk. I am not very sure about this as the information in the wiki about the wmo differs from the file. I think that the wmo root id is mentined at 0x34 but the wiki says 0x20... i checked multiple wmos and the rootid is given at 0x34 for sure in the 3.3.5 client.
This means for you that you have to extract the wmo root file and the wmo groups for every new entry here.
You then open the wmo root file with a hex editor and go to 0x34
The ids are given as a uint32 wich means that they can be 4 bytes long.
Wich means that the id ends at 0x37
As in hex the information is written backwards inbetween the bytes the id actually is
00 00 00 3B
Bits (2bits = 1byte) are not read backwards, so you don't change 3B to B3!
You just read the bit pairs if you want so backwards.
Then as 0 = nothing , our id is 3B.
As this is a hex value and the dbc not, we have to convert it to a decimal number, where i also use a online converter mostly.
http://easycalculation.com/hex-converter.phpfor example use google to find one.
So 3B in hex is 59 in decimal, wich is our id that we have to enter in the dbc. in the second row.
Ill give you in this spoiler another example if you still didn't get it^^.
[spoiler:19gh2sxq]Same thing with a diffrent id.
So the id in hex reads
45 00 7C 00 wich we have to turn around to:
00 7C 00 45
As the first two zeros don't count the number we then have 7C0045.
This number gets thrown into the hex to dec converter who gives us 8126533 as a final result.[/spoiler:19gh2sxq]
[3] Name set:The nameset id indicates to wich name set it belongs. As the counting starts with zero here, all the entrys that have a zero in the thrid row, belong to ONE name set wich is the FIRST.
All these entrys have the same number (=0) in this row wich means , that they represent one nameset alltogether.
Okay?
[4] wmo group id: Again wiki info is false. The wmo group id is stated at 0x4c as a uint32 again.
I'll make it very briefly here as i explained it above how you read out the id.
1. Hex says: 8E 07 00 00
2. Turn around: 00 00 07 8E
3. Cut away the first zeros: 78E
4. Convert: 78E -> 1934
Enter 1934 into the dbc.
[5] to [9] sound indicator, that you will have to try out on your own.
[10] seems to be a 0 row so jsut enter 0
[11] The wiki says everything about that.
[12] The string, so if you use mydbc editor you could just write down there the name of the wmo that you want to have displayed ingame. Else,add a new string and write down here the stingid.
I hope that everything is clear now
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