Skyrim Mod:Mod File Format/SCRL

Internally, all alchemy items (food, drinks, potions, and poisons), enchantments, ingredients, scrolls and spells derive from the same object, MagicItem, and thus share a similar structure.

Auto-calc:

• Charge Time: The longest Casting Time of all of the effects.
• Spell Cost: The total of all effect costs.

C	Field	Name	Type/Size	Info
+	EDID	EditorID	zstring	Max 0x200 bytes, including null terminator.
+	OBND	ObjectBounds	OBND	Always 12 bytes even if all 0s
-	FULL	FullName	lstring	Full (in-game) name
-	KSIZ	KSIZ	uint32	KYWD count
*	KWDA	KWDA	formid[KSIZ]	Array of KYWD formids
+	MDOB	MenuIcon	formid	Menu display object STAT
+	ETYP	EquipType	formid	Equip slot EQUP
+	DESC	Description	lstring	In-game description - if 0 concatenated descriptions of effects is shown ingame.
-	MODL	Model	MODL	Ground Model
-	YNAM	PickupSound	formid	Pickup SNDR
-	ZNAM	DropSound	formid	Drop SNDR
+	DATA	ItemData	struct	8 bytes uint32 - Value float - Weight
+	SPIT	ScrollData	struct	36 bytes uint32 - Spell Cost - but all scrolls in the game data use autocalcc uint32 - Flags 0x000001 - ManualCalc 0x080000 - Area Effect Ignores Line of Sight 0x100000 - Script Effect Always Applies 0x200000 - No Absorb/Reflect  ? - Force Touch Explode uint32 - Unknown - Always 0? This seems to match spell type for SPEL but is always a Spell (0) float - ChargeTime uint32 - Unknown - Always 0x03 or 0x02 This seems to match cast type Value is usually Scroll (3) uint32 - TargetType 0x00 - Self 0x01 - Touch 0x02 - Aimed 0x03 - Target Actor 0x04 - Target Location uint32 - CastDuration- Always 0? Doesn't seem applicable to scrolls uint32 - Range - Always 0? Doesn't seem applicable to scrolls uint32 - HalfCostPerk - Always 0? Doesn't seem applicable to scrolls
-	DEST	destruction data	DEST	See DEST page.
*		Effects	Effect[]	One entry per effect.
Effect
+	EFID	EffectID	formid	Magic Effect MGEF
+	EFIT	EffectItem	struct	12 bytes float Magnitude uint32 Area of Effect uint32 Duration (0 = instant) For auto-calc purposes, the game calculates the cost of an effect as: effect_base_cost * (Magnitude * Duration / 10) ^ 1.1 A Magnitude < 1 is treated as 1, and a Duration of 0 as 10.
*	CTDA	Conditions	CTDA	Conditions on the effect.