My last few posts have been about my hobbyist attempts at building a muling/looting application for Torchlight 2, akin to ATMA for Diablo 2.  I call this application FNIStash.  Well…I’ve made something of a big breakthrough in understanding how (most) of the item modifiers in the save file operate.  Indeed, I now have the capability to take my shared stash file as input and generate the following as output:

GUID: 8940402106096732966
Full name:  Beast Charm
Num Enchants: 0
Item level: 90
Used Sockets: 0/0
Dmg/Armor: 4294967295/111
Num elements: 0
Mods:

+55.46508 Physical Damage

Gems:

GUID: -3941536332261843499
Full name: Commanding [ITEM] Forest Gauntlets
Num Enchants: 0
Item level: 44
Used Sockets: 0/0
Dmg/Armor: 4294967295/27
Num elements: 0
Mods:

+15.0% pet and minion Damage
+15.0% pet and minion Health

Gems:

GUID: 9067344113709864775
Full name:  Shank’s Gloves
Num Enchants: 0
Item level: 48
Used Sockets: 0/1
Dmg/Armor: 4294967295/33
Num elements: 0
Mods:

+34.199997 Ice Armor
+85.5 Fire Armor
+34.0 Dexterity Attribute bonus

Gems:

GUID: -3961984571336593215
Full name:  Pocketwatch of the Tennant
Num Enchants: 0
Item level: 31
Used Sockets: 0/1
Dmg/Armor: 4294967295/0
Num elements: 0
Mods:

+419.99997 Health
+4.5319996 Vitality Attribute bonus
+26.699999 Electric Armor
+26.699999 Fire Armor
+26.699999 Ice Armor
+26.699999 Poison Armor

Gems:

A huge hurdle in building FNIStash as thus been overcome.  There’s still a long way to go, but it’s really starting to take form.