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acceptquest.bss

Binary layout, byte coverage, field semantics, and validation evidence for the acceptquest decoder used by calpheonlabs.

Investigation status

Status Value
Coverage 100%
Iteration 2
Review state No open blockers
Last reviewed 2026-07-16
Captures examined committed, installed
Decoder packages/scraper/src/tables/acceptquest.bss.ts
Remaining blockers None

See Decoder methodology for the confidence scale and evidence rules.

Field ledger

Field/path Offset and width Representation Claimed meaning Physical confidence Representation confidence Semantic confidence Evidence Status
PABR framing header/footer validated/omitted counted bindings Certain Certain Certain Intrinsic framing Closed
npcId row +0, u16 retained source NPC or zero Certain Certain High Legacy/client naming and row covariance Closed
questGroupId, questNumber row +2, two u16 retained canonical quest ID Certain Certain Certain Every pair resolves in allquestlist.bss Closed
npcIndex row +6, u16 retained second component of composite source-NPC identity Certain Certain High Same two-part identity vocabulary as completion expressions; 43008/1 resolves as Greco Gorda Closed

Active assumptions

Findings

ID Finding Evidence Schema/documentation impact Status
F-01 Quest IDs form a total canonical join. Complete committed and installed captures. Relationship covered by aggregate tests. Closed
F-02 npcIndex is a composite entity-identity component. It varies independently of npcId, shares the local meet(id,index) vocabulary, and the representative pair 43008/1 resolves to the expected quest giver. Semantic confidence increased from Medium to High; TSDoc now links the exact entity. Closed
F-03 Automatic-source rows do not make the physical fourth word padding. 2,294 committed rows have npcId === 0 with a nonzero fourth word. The word remains decoded even when consumers choose to null the composite identity. Closed

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