Read client signed int32 fields as signed
Add ResStream.read_long/write_long and use them for every CObjects field the client loads with ResStream_ReadInt32 (sb.exe 0x7E1700) as a value: rank info, attribute/skill/resource amounts, requirements, door/deed/container/key fields, natural attacks, hardpoints, sound event types and sparse VAL_LONG (LoadSaveBehavior<long>). Hash/enum fields, list counts and flag words keep unsigned reads. The binary is unchanged; JSON now shows e.g. -1 instead of 4294967295 (rank_hirelings, rank_rank) and -10 instead of 4294967286 (attr_adj). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -16,14 +16,14 @@ class ArcKey(ArcItem):
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self.key_keyval = stream.read_qword()
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self.key_keyval2 = stream.read_qword()
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self.key_keyval3 = stream.read_qword()
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self.key_setting = stream.read_dword()
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self.key_setting = stream.read_long()
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def save_binary(self, stream: ResStream):
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super().save_binary(stream)
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stream.write_qword(self.key_keyval)
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stream.write_qword(self.key_keyval2)
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stream.write_qword(self.key_keyval3)
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stream.write_dword(self.key_setting)
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stream.write_long(self.key_setting)
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def load_json(self, data):
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super().load_json(data)
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