Flag IDs

Flag IDs are used all over the games to reference progression, events or any other situation where global data needs to be stored.

In Yo-kai Watch 2:

  • FLAG_INFO_0 flags are boolean; (they can be a 1 or 0); FLAG_INFO_0 entries are internally referred to as GlobalBitFlag; these can be edited in XQ via get_global_bitflag() and it’s set equivalent, and read in conds via GetGlobalBitFlag.
  • FLAG_INFO_1 flags are 8-bit integers (meaning a number from 0-255 or -128 to 127); FLAG_INFO_1 entries are internally referred to as GlobalByteFlag; a FLAG_INFO_1 can be read in conds via GetGlobalByteFlag.
  • FLAG_INFO_2 flags have an unknown purpose.
  • FLAG_INFO_3 flags are similar to FLAG_INFO_0 but are deemed “temporary”. These can be read in conds via the CExpression function: GetTempBitFlag.
  • FLAG_INFO_4 flags have an unknown purpose.

Note: Flags with the same ID can be in several _INFO_* list’s. The most common example are FlagIDs present in both FLAG_INFO_0 and FLAG_INFO_1.

Note: This resource will NOT cover map-specific flags; just Global flags accessible in the global cfg.bin present at data/res/sys/flag_config_0.01.cfg.bin

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