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This document describes the storage format and structure of combat-related data

Resource Location

Combat data is stored in the assets/resource/data/combat/ directory:

• items.json - Combat item data
• drop_index.json - Stage drop index

items.json - Combat Item Data

File Structure

{
    "gold": {},    // Gold rarity items
    "yellow": {},  // Yellow rarity items
    "purple": {},  // Purple rarity items
    "blue": {},    // Blue rarity items
    "green": {}    // Green rarity items
}

Rarity Classification

Combat items are classified into five rarity levels:

• gold - Gold (highest rarity)
• yellow - Yellow (high rarity)
• purple - Purple (medium rarity)
• blue - Blue (normal rarity)
• green - Green (basic rarity)

Item Data Format

Each item uses item ID as key, containing item name:

{
    "gold": {
        "111004": {"name": "Fruit of Discernment"},
        "111005": {"name": "Evergreen Sword"},
        "111006": {"name": "Golden Fleece"}
    }
}

drop_index.json - Stage Drop Index

File Structure

{
    "stage_code": [item_id_list]
}

Stage Code Format

Stage code format: "chapter-stage_difficulty"

• Chapter: Number (e.g., 1, 2, 12)
• Stage: Number (e.g., 1, 14, 21)
• Difficulty:
  • G - Story difficulty
  • E - Perilous difficulty

Examples:

• "1-1G" - Chapter 1 Stage 1 Story difficulty
• "12-21E" - Chapter 12 Stage 21 Perilous difficulty

Data Example

{
    "1-1G": [110501, 110101, 110201, 110301, 110401],
    "1-14E": [110102, 110101, 110201, 110301, 110401, 110501],
    "12-21E": [110904, 110903, 110101, 111102, 110902, ...]
}

Usage Guide

This data is primarily used for:

1. Item Recognition: Identify items obtained during combat by ID or name
2. Rarity Judgment: Determine rarity based on item's rarity classification
3. Drop Prediction: Query possible item drops by stage code
4. Drop Statistics: Record and analyze drop distributions across different stages