Each engine.objects.ItemTemplate gets a cacheTemplate field, filled by
linkCacheTemplates() right after CObjectIndex.build() on both servers,
so consumers can move to CObjectTemplate one field at a time.
ParityCheck gains a static_item_templates comparator: a null bridge is
reported as missing in json, and obj_name and item_type are compared
through the interface to catch a wrong folder pick.
Import convention until the legacy class is removed (Task 1.8): the
legacy engine.objects.ItemTemplate keeps the plain import; the cache
class is always written engine.parsers.objects.ItemTemplate. Migrated
consumers should depend on CObjectTemplate instead.
JSON-Refactor-Plan Task 1.1. No consumers change; no values change.
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item_user_power_action and item_power_action are keyed by power, so
rune step tables (repeated powers, multiple power_actions entries) are
collapsed to one entry. Nothing reads the rune data today; the new
RuneTemplate keeps the full lists.
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Field layout of rune_naturalattacks confirmed in the client (IDA): it is
the same attack info struct as a weapon, so [0] is WEPSPEED.
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Unarmed mobs used a flat 5000 ms swing delay. Parse rune_naturalattacks
from the rune template and use its speed (x100 ms) instead, with the
AttackDelay modifier and 1.0 s floor applied as for weapons. Siege
engines now fire every 17.5 s (speed 175); most creatures swing every 3.5 s.
Falls back to 5000 ms when the rune has no natural attack.
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MagicBotandClaude Opus 5.5