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==Data==

==Data==

===Dados não tratados===

===Dados não tratados===

Os gostos de presentes do NPC são armazenados em <tt>Content\Data\NPCGiftTastes.xnb</tt>, que pode ser [[Modding:Editing XNB files#unpacking|descompactado em um arquivo de texto.]]. Here's the raw data as of {{version|1.3.33}} for reference:

Os gostos de presentes do NPC são armazenados em <samp>Content\Data\NPCGiftTastes.xnb</samp>, que pode ser [[Modding:Editing XNB files#unpacking|descompactado em um arquivo de texto.]]. Here's the raw data as of {{version|1.3.33}} for reference:

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<ul>

<ul>

<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <tt>Universal_''Taste''</tt>, and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs (item ID if ≥0, category ID if <0). For example, consider this entry:

<li>''Universal tastes'' apply to all villagers. Their key is <samp>Universal_''Taste''</samp>, and their value is a space-delimited array of reference IDs (item ID if ≥0, category ID if <0). For example, consider this entry:

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This data means villagers should have a universal like for category -2, item 72, etc.</li>

This data means villagers should have a universal like for category -2, item 72, etc.</li>

<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <tt>Abigail</tt>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:

<li>''Personal tastes'' apply to a specific villager. Their key is the villager's internal name (like <samp>Abigail</samp>), and their value alternates dialogue text with a list of reference IDs in this order: love, like, dislike, hate, and neutral. For example, consider Abigail's gift tastes:

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</syntaxhighlight>

</syntaxhighlight>

By splitting the string with <tt>/</tt> as the delimiter, we can extract this data:

By splitting the string with <samp>/</samp> as the delimiter, we can extract this data:

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{|class="wikitable"

* and any combination of the above (''e.g.'', between a universal item ID and personal category ID).

* and any combination of the above (''e.g.'', between a universal item ID and personal category ID).

The game uses a rather complicated algorithm to determine how much an NPC likes an gift (see <tt>NPC::getGiftTasteForThisItem</tt>). Here's a cleaned up version of the algorithm in pseudocode:

The game uses a rather complicated algorithm to determine how much an NPC likes an gift (see <samp>NPC::getGiftTasteForThisItem</samp>). Here's a cleaned up version of the algorithm in pseudocode:

<pre>

<pre>