Oblivion Mod:Mod File Format/INFO

An INFO record defines a dialogue response. There is a sequence of TRDT, NAM1 and NAM2 subrecords for each response associated with the INFO record. There is a CTDA subrecord for each dialogue condition, a TCLT subrecord for each choice, and a NAME subrecord for each add topic.

The INFO records are contained in a Topic group. The INFO records must occur in the order defined by the PNAM subrecords. The first INFO record in the group has a PNAM subrecord containing a form ID of 0. The second INFO record has a PNAM subrecord containing the form ID of the first INFO record. And so forth.

Subrecord	Type	Info
DATA	ubyte	Dialogue type 0=Topic 1=Conversation 2=Combat 3=Persuasion 4=Detection 5=Service 6=Miscellaneous
	ubyte	Next speaker 0=Target 1=Self 2=Either
	ubyte	Flags 0x0001 = Goodbye 0x0002 = Random 0x0004 = Say Once 0x0008 = Run Immediately 0x0010 = Info Refusal 0x0020 = Random End 0x0040 = Run for Rumors
QSTI	formid	Quest ID
PNAM	formid	Previous INFO ID
TRDT	long	Emotion type 0=Neutral 1=Anger 2=Disgust 3=Fear 4=Sad 5=Happy 6=Surprise
	long	Emotion value
	ubyte[4]	Unknown
	ubyte	Response number
	ubyte[3]	Unknown
NAM1	zstring	Response text
NAM2	zstring	Actor notes
CTDA	ubyte	Condition type where the upper 4 bits contain the compare operator and the lower 4 bits contain flags. Compare operator 0=Equal to 2=Not equal to 4=Greater than 6=Greater than or equal to 8=Less than 10=Less than or equal to Flags 0x01=OR 0x02=Run on target 0x04=Use global
	ubyte[3]	Unknown
	float	Comparison value
	long	Function index. See Functions for a list of function indices.
	formid/long	First parameter. This can be a number or a Form ID depending on the function.
	formid/long	Second parameter. This can be a number of a Form ID depending on the function
	formid/long?	Third parameter?
TCLT	formid	Choice
NAME	formid	Add topic
SCHR	struct	Result script data. See SCHR for more information.
SCDA	struct	Compiled result script. See SCDA for more information.
SCTX	string	Result script source.
SCRO	formid	Global variable reference. There is an SCRO subrecord for each global reference.
CTDT	20 bytes	Seems to be the same structure as the CTDA except missing the last 4 bytes. This may be an 'older' version of the CTDA subrecord which needed to be expanded at some point. New/modified INFOs seem to use CTDA subrecords even if the original record used CTDTs.