GS2-Formation Master Data Reference

Master Data Format

{
  "version": "2019-09-09",
  "moldModels": [
    {
      "name": "[string]Form Storage Area Model name",
      "metadata": "[string?]Metadata",
      "initialMaxCapacity": "[int]Initial capacity to store forms",
      "maxCapacity": "[int]Maximum capacity to store forms",
      "formModel": {
        "formModelId": "[string]Form Model GRN",
        "name": "[string]Form Model name",
        "metadata": "[string?]Metadata",
        "slots": [
          {
            "name": "[string]Slot Model name",
            "propertyRegex": "[string]Regular expressions for values that can be set as properties",
            "metadata": "[string?]Metadata"
          }
        ]
      }
    }
  ],
  "propertyFormModels": [
    {
      "name": "[string]Property Form Model name",
      "metadata": "[string?]Metadata",
      "slots": [
        {
          "name": "[string]Slot Model name",
          "propertyRegex": "[string]Regular expressions for values that can be set as properties",
          "metadata": "[string?]Metadata"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Model

FormModel

Form Model

Form Model is an entity representing the configuration status. You can define slots as areas that can be formed.

For weapons and armor, parts such as “right hand”, “left hand”, “body”, and “arm” can be used as slots, and for parties, positions such as “vanguard”, “midfield”, and “rear guard” can be expressed as slots.

SlotModel

Slot Model

Defines a single slot within a form model. A slot represents an assignable position where a game resource (such as an item, character, or equipment) can be placed. The property regex validates what values can be assigned to the slot.

MoldModel

Form Storage Area Model

If it is a party composition, it is intended to be saved in the form of “fire attribute party” or “water attribute party”. The number of areas that can be saved can be limited or expanded individually.

PropertyFormModel

Property Form Model

An entity that represents the composition status. The difference between Mold / Form is that Mold / Form defines the number of slots and records the composition in each slot, and Property Form is used to represent compositions that are difficult to determine the number of slots in advance, such as setting skills for owned equipment.