Man, that sucks. Good luck with the move and hope things will get back to normal for ya
On another note, while reversing a function, I was referencing off your object definition struct for offsets and found a minor struct error. Your object_header_block_reference struct is backwards, the size is first and offset is second.
Example of it being used in CE 1.08:
Which is object_data.NodeMatrixBlock.Offset into edx, then object_data + offset.Code:004F9D22 MOVSX EDX,WORD PTR DS:[EBX+1F2] ... 004F9D33 ADD EDX,EBX
If you go to the address put in edx, it's the matrix block. If you highlight the matrix block, it adds up to the size at object_data + 0x1F0. So, just thought you might know in case you ever go to use it.
E: Also, do you have node matrix definition in OS? I can't seem to find it. I know that it's always 13 floats: first float is usually, if not always 1.0f, the next 9 floats are unit vectors, and the last 3 floats are node world position. This is an unusual matrix, do you have any information on it?
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