>>52482463I've made a video and the raid files are included so you don't have to read my shitty old image anymore
https://www.sendspace.com/file/b2ith6Super long explanation:
When Manu098vm initially dumped the tera event raids, they only dumped 4 blocks that were named differently to the pkhex fields. So I read the comments in the pkhex source code and found out how the files were mapped and used the block dump to import the correct blocks to the correct block keys but the raids still weren't working which meant that you needed to compare a save file that has been online and has the event with one that has the blocks injected because the difference is another flag etc that is missing.
I then talked to Matt who had a before and after save who found that 37B99B4D was the block in pkhex (it didn't have a name at the moment, so it was only called 37B99B4D).
A few minutes later, a dev renamed 37B99B4D to be KBCATEventRaidIdentifier field in pkhex so I made my script use that name when generating the fifth block (otherwise you have to wait for Manu098vm to create the pull request and because each pull request is manual but
https://github.com/Manu098vm/bcat_updates updates automatically - though it is missing the fifth block)
https://gist.github.com/swablueme/ab5726e482378ca7e930ab52a40abdf1However, later when Manu098vm started updating the raids, the KBCATEventRaidIdentifier field in pkhex is called the event_raid_identifier. Hence this is where the confusion lies since I wrote all the guides, no one knows what KBCATEventRaidIdentifier, only what event_raid_identifier is. The script has now been updated to match Manu098vm's naming scheme.
