Editing v0.31:XML dump

An XML dump of a world's history can be generated from [[Legends]] mode.

The XML file this produces is currently not well-formed, lacking a root element that encapsulates the other contents of the dump. Some XML manipulation programs may need to have this taken into account to handle the file properly.

The XML dump consists of the following elements:

>==regions==

Each dump contains one &lt;regions&gt; element, which contains a large number of &lt;region&gt; elements. Each &lt;region&gt; element has the following attributes stored as elements within it:
*id - a reference number used to identify the region elsewhere
*name - the name of the region (eg, &quot;the colorless desert&quot; or &quot;the perplexing forests&quot;). The names are all lower-case.
*type - the type of region. Types include:
**Ocean
**Hills
**Desert
**Forest
**Mountains
**Glacier
**Wetland
**Grassland
**Lake
**Tundra

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==underground_regions==
Similar to the <regions> element. The <underground_region> elements contain the following:
*id - reference number used to identify the region
*type - can be:
**cavern
**magma
**underworld
*depth

Note that underground regions don't have names.

==sites==

Each <site> element contains the following:
*id - reference number
*name
*type
**city
**tree city
**cave
**dwarf fortress
**mountain halls
**hamlet
**dark fortress
**forest retreat
**town
**fortress
**camp
**lair
**labyrinth
**shrine
*coords - an X, Y coordinate giving the location of the site on the world map.

=== structures ===

Each site may contain a <structures> tag.

== historical_figures ==

The <historical_figure> elements contain the following information:
*id - reference number used to identify the historical figure elsewhere
*name - the name of the historical figure
*race - the race of the figure, the following have been seen (not present if the figure is a force)
**bat_giant
**bear_black
**bear_grizzly
**bird_eagle_giant
**bird_swallow_cave
**blind_cave_bear
**blind_cave_ogre
**cave_dragon
**cheetah
**colossus_bronze
**cougar
**crocodile_saltwater
**cyclops
**demon_x where x is a number
**dragon
**draltha
**dwarf
**elf
**ettin
**forgotten_beast_x where x is a number
**giant
**goblin
**human
**hungry_head
**hydra
**imp_fire
**jabberer
**jaguar
**jaguar_giant
**kobold
**leopard
**leopard_giant
**lion
**minotaur
**molemarian
**night_creature_x where x is a number
**rat
**sasquatch
**scorpion_desert_giant
**spider_cave_giant
**tiger
**titan_x where x is a number
**troglodyte
**troll
**voracious_cave_crawler
**wolf
*caste - the gender of the figure, can be one of the following (not present if the figure is a force)
**default
**female
**male
*appeared - unknown, seems to be related to apperance in the world, sometimes appeared and birth_year are different, mostly the same.
*birth_year - the year of the figure's birth, can be negative value (to indicate figure existing before the beginning of the world?)
*birth_seconds72 - unknown
*death_year - the year of the figure's death, -1 means the figure is still alive
*death_seconds72 - unknown
*associated_type - seems to be the job of the figure, the following have been seen
**administrator
**animal_caretaker
**animal_dissector
**animal_trainer
**architect
**armorer
**axeman
**baby
**bone_carver
**bowman
**bowyer
**brewer
**butcher
**carpenter
**child
**clerk
**clothier
**crossbowman
**diagnoser
**drunk
**engraver
**farmer
**fish_dissector
**furnace_operator
**gem_cutter
**gem_setter
**hammerman
**herbalist
**lasher
**leatherworker
**maceman
**mason
**master_bowman
**master_crossbowman
**master_hammerman
**master_lasher
**master_pikeman
**master_spearman
**master_swordsman
**mechanic
**metalcrafter
**milker
**miner
**none
**pikeman
**planter
**potash_maker
**pump_operator
**ranger
**recruit
**siege_engineer
**siege_operator
**soap_maker
**spearman
**standard
**stonecrafter
**surgeon
**suturer
**swordsman
**tanner
**thresher
**trader
**weaponsmith
**weaver
**wood_burner
**woodcrafter
**woodcutter
**wrestler
*deity - indicator (does not contain any value) to show if the figure is a deity or not.  
*skeleton - indicator (does not contain any value) to show if the figure is a skeleton or not.  
*force - indicator (does not contain any value) to show if the figure is a force.  If this node is present, this figure will lack the race and caste nodes.

Other information such as marriages are stored in the historical_events element.

== entity_populations ==

Each <entity_population> element contains only a single tag, giving an id number.

== entities ==

Each <entity> element contains an id tag, and may also contain a name tag.

Entityies are civilizations, groups (which can found sites/religions/attack/defend), or religions.

==historical_events==

The <historical_event> element is the most complex. Each contains:

* id - a reference number
* year - the year in which the event took place
* seconds72 -
* type - a label indicating what sort of event this is.

The other elements of the historical_event will depend on the contents of the type element. Types include:

=== add hf hf link ===
This is an event that links two historical figures (hf) together.  This event could either be a marriage, the beginning of hfid worshipping hfid_target, or something else.
* hfid
* hfid_target

===add hf site link===
This event shows that some (unexported) HF took up residence in some site (site_id)
* site_id

=== add hf entity link ===
'''Explanation needed '''
* civ_id

=== attacked site ===
This is an event that marks when a group (attacker_civ_id) attacked another group (site_civ_id) at a site (site_id) owned by a civ (defender_civ_id).  The attack was led by a HF (attacker_general_hfid) and the defense was led by another hfid (defender_general_hfid).
* attacker_civ_id
* defender_civ_id
* site_civ_id
* site_id
* attacker_general_hfid
* defender_general_hfid

=== body abused ===
'''Explanation needed '''
* site_id
* subregion_id (always -1?)
* feature_layer_id (always -1?)
* coords


=== change hf job ===
This event shows that some HF (hfid) took up a different job (unexported) at some site (site_id)
* hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id (always -1?)
* feature_layer_id (always -1?)

===change hf state ===
This event shows that some HF (hfid) changed state (to state) at site_id, in subregion_id, or in feature_layer_id, located at coords.
*state - tells what state the historical figure is changing to.
**settled (site,coords given)
**scouting (site,coords given)
**theif (site,coords given)
**snatcher (site,coords given)
**wandering (feature_layer given)
**refugee (subregion_id,coords given)
**hunting (subregion_id,coords given)
*hfid - ID number of the historical figure whose state is changing
*site_id
*subregion_id
*feature_layer_id
*coords

=== create entity position ===
'''Explanation needed '''
''No Parts''

=== created site ===
Appears to be the creation of a town (?)
* civ_id
* site_civ_id
* site_id

=== created structure ===
Some entity (site_civ_id) of entity/civ (civ_id) built structure (structure_id) at some site (site_id)
* civ_id  - identifies an entity that makes up the second part of the Civ name (i.e. the 'X' in "Y of X")
* site_civ_id - identifies an entity that makes up the first part of the Civ name (i.e. the 'Y' in "Y of X")
* site_id - the site where the structure was created - town, fortress, whatever
* structure_id - An ID identifying the structure. Uncertain if there is a way to find out what type of structure this is.

=== created world construction ===
Some entity (site_civ_id) of some civ/entity (civ_id) completed component wcid of master_wcid, which is a road between site_id1 and site_id2.  
The final completion of the road has master_wcid being -1.
* civ_id
* site_civ_id
* wcid
* master_wcid
* site_id1
* site_id2

=== creature devoured ===
This event shows that some HF (unexported) devoured another HF (unexported) at some site/region (site_id or subregion_id)
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

=== destroyed site ===
This event shows that some entity (attacker_civ_id) destroyed some site (site_id) defended by some entity (defender_civ_id) which is a member of some entity (site_civ_id).
* site_id
* site_civ_id
* attacker_civ_id
* defender_civ_id

=== entity created ===
This event makrs the creation of an entity (entity_id) at some site (site_id).  
This could be either a group which leaves and possibly founds another site, or this could be a religion being founded.

===field battle===
This event shows that some entity (attacker_civ_id) attacked some entity (defender_civ_id) at some region (subregion_id) led by a HF (attacker_general_hfid), the defenders are led by another HF (defender_general_hfid).
* attacker_civ_id
* defender_civ_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* coords
* attacker_general_hfid
* defender_general_hfid

===hf abducted ===
This event shows that some HF (target_hfid) was abducted by a snatcher (snatcher_hfid) from some site (site_id)

subregion_id/feature_layer_id always -1?

* target_hfid
* snatcher_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

===hf died ===
This event shows that some HF (hfid) was killed by some HF (slayer_hfid) at site/region (site_id or subregion_id)
* hfid - the historical figure who died
* slayer_hfid - the historical figure who slew him
* slayer_item_id - -1 if no notable item was used
* slayer_shooter_item_id - -1 if no notable item was used
* site_id - -1 if not killed at a site
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* cause - causes include:
** shot
** struck
** dragonfire

=== hf new pet ===
This event shows that some HF (group_hfid) tamed some animal in sub_region_id at coords.
* group_hfid
* site_id (always -1?)
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id (always -1?)
* coords

=== hf razed structure ===
Some HF (hist_fig_id) razed a structure (structure_id) at some site (site_id)
* hist_fig_id
* site_id
* structure_id

=== hf reunion ===
'''Explanation needed'''
* group_1_hfid
* group_2_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

===hf simple battle event===
This shows that some HF (group_1_hfid) did something (subtype) to another HF (group_2_hfid) at some site/region (site_id or subregion_id)
* subtype
** attacked
** scuffle
** confront
** ambushed
** 2 lost after receiving wounds
* group_1_hfid
* group_2_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

=== hf travel ===
This event shows that some HF (group_hfid):
:escaped from the underworld (has <escape/> and feature_layer_id given)
:returned to a site (has "<return/>" listed and a site)
:left a site to go to a region (has subregion_id,coords and site_id)
* group_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* coords

=== hf wounded ===
This event shows that some HF (woundee_hfid) was wounded at site/region (site_id or subregion_id) by some HF (wounder_hfid)
* woundee_hfid
* wounder_hfid
* site_id
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id

=== impersonate hf ===
This event that some HF (trickster_hfid) began impersonating another HF (cover_hfid) withing an entity (target_enid)

* trickster_hfid
* cover_hfid
* target_enid

=== item stolen ===
'''Explanation needed '''
''No Parts''

=== new site leader ===
This event shows that an attacking entity (attacker_civ_id) attacked another entity (defender_civ_id) which was part of an entity (site_civ_id).  The attackers one and took over the site (site_id), instituting a new government (new_site_civ_id) ran by a new leader (new_leader_hfid).

=== peace accepted ===
'''Explanation needed '''
'''Parts needed'''

=== peace rejected ===
'''Explanation needed '''
'''Parts needed'''

=== razed structure ===
'''Explanation needed '''
'''Parts needed'''

=== reclaim site ===
This event shows an entity (site_civ_id), a member of another entity (civ_id) reclaimed a site (site_id).

* civ_id
* site_civ_id
* site_id

=== remove hf site link===
This event shows that some HF (unexported) moved out of site_id.
* site_id

=== remove hf entity link ===
'''Explanation needed '''
* civ_id

=== replaced structure ===
This event shows that an entity (site_civ_id) a member of another entity (civ_id) replaced a structure type (old_ab_id) with another structure type (new_ab_id) at a site (site_id).  This normally (only?) happens when a civ replaces buildings (homes) with larger buildings

=== site taken over ===
'''Explanation needed '''
'''Parts needed'''

== historical_event_collections ==
'''As of .31.13 these have been added and contain a massive amount of information.  Please help to add details below'''

Each historical event collection contains the following items, as well as additional items depending on it's type:

* id - a reference number
* start_year - the year in which the event collection started
* start_seconds72 -
* end_year - the year in which the event collection ended
* start_seconds72 -
* event - one or more events which are part of this collection
* type - the type of event collection this is (the different types are listed below)
* parent_eventcol - Is this event collection part of another event collection?  If so the id of that parent is listed here, otherwise it will be -1
* ordinal - How many times has this happened ("The Third Siege of Ironhand" would have <ordinal>3</ordinal>)

The different types of event collections along with a description and their components are listed below.  It's likely there are more event collections then those listed below:


=== abduction ===
An abduction by a member of (attacking_enid) of a member of (defending_enid).  They were abducted from (site_id) located at (coords).

* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* attacking_enid
* defending_enid

=== battle ===
This describes a battle between multiple sides.  The battle is part of the war event collection war_eventcol.  The events that make up this collection are individual simple battle events or assaults.  They involve an attacking_hfid and/or a defending_hfid. It occurred at site_id which is located at coords.  

There can be multiple attacking and defending squads made up of non-notable units, their civ they belong to is *_squad_entity_pop.  They contain *_squad_number units of race *_squad_race, of which *_squad_deaths died.  

Also some or all of the important people (attacking_hfid and defending_hfid) may have died.

The outcome is either "defender won" or "attacker won".

* eventcol (multiple?)
* event (multiple)
* name
* war_eventcol
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* attacking_hfid (multiple)
* defending_hfid (multiple)
* noncom_hfid (multiple) (?)
* '''Multiple different "attacking squads" each with these parts
** attacking_squad_race
** attacking_squad_entity_pop
** attacking_squad_number
** attacking_squad_deaths
** attacking_squad_site (?)
* '''Multiple different "defending squads" each with these parts
** defending_squad_race
** defending_squad_entity_pop
** defending_squad_number
** defending_squad_deaths
** defending_squad_site
* outcome

''' Does not have an "ordinal" part'''

=== beast attack ===
A beast attacked a member of defending_enid at site_id, located at coords.

* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* defending_enid

=== duel ===
This describes a duel between attacking_hfid and defending_hfid at site_id, located at coords.
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* attacking_hfid
* defending_hfid

=== journey ===
This describes a journey of a HF, normally when they leave a site to go tame an animal in a nearby region, then return.

''No additional parts''

=== site conquered ===
As part of war_eventcol, attacking_enid conquered site_id from defending_enid.
* war_eventcol
* site_id
* attacking_enid
* defending_enid

=== theft ===
A member of attacking_enid stole something from a member of defending_enid at site_id located at coords.  Can include multiple different thefts by different theives from the same location
* subregion_id
* feature_layer_id
* site_id
* coords
* attacking_enid
* defending_enid

=== war ===
A war, as named, where aggressor_ent_id battled defender_ent_id.  It contains the battles, sieges, and pillaging events listed in eventcol.
* eventcol (multiple)
* name
* aggressor_ent_id
* defender_ent_id

== historical_eras ==

Each <historical_era> element contains a name and a start_year element.