re: the effect->package map, 103 of 137 - and eff_f0002 was a substring artefact

Enumerating eff_* names per .xpr across all 166 packages and matching the bound
names EXACTLY gives a real home for 103 of the 137, up from the 71 ptc_pack
alone accounted for. Only 36 packages carry an effect name at all, and two
dominate:

  Base.xpr                  53
  ptc_pack.xpr              46
  Stage_S28.xpr              2
  five rou_f001_wep_NN.xpr   1 each

So there are TWO shared effect libraries, not one - and ptc_pack.xpr is the only
*_pack bundle on the disc, so no third shared library is hiding. By digit-width:
3-digit 80 resolved of 110, 4-digit 23 of 27. The previous iteration's split
survives and sharpens - the four-digit series really does live outside ptc_pack
(that zero stands), and now we can say where: Base.xpr.

Correction to the previous commit. It reported eff_f0002 and eff_f0002_barn as
present in Base.xpr. Both were SUBSTRING artefacts: what the file actually holds
is eff_f0002_barnhaze, one longer resource name that grep -l eff_f0002 and
grep -l eff_f0002_barn each match inside. Neither bound name is there. This is
the corpus's own paid-for prefix lesson arriving from the other direction - last
time it was rot_n001 vs rot_n001_break with the stored name longer; here the
BOUND name was the prefix. The new map is exact-keyed and does not have this
failure mode, so the earlier positive is withdrawn.

34 names remain unlocated, dominated by a family the last pass did not single
out: eff_l### with 17 of the 34, then h 4, s 4, j 2, m 2, t 1, and four
four-digit names - eff_e0044, eff_f0002, eff_f0002_barn, eff_n0071.

Scope note worth keeping: the j 22 / t 14 clustering reported last time was the
residual against ptc_pack ALONE; against all packages those families are largely
accounted for and l is what is left. Both numbers are right for their own
population, which is exactly why a residual has to say what it was measured
against.

New artefact with its regenerator: tools/re-capture/effect_homes.py ->
docs/re/data/effect-homes.txt, which lists all 34 by name. All sixteen existing
artefacts byte-identical.
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@@ -6707,3 +6707,31 @@ cluster on `j` (22) and `t` (14); `ptc_pack` holds just one `j` name, so
🟡 **Not closed**: 66 of 137 bound effects still have no located home,
`eff_n0071` included. ❔ Next: the `eff_j###` family and the four-digit series —
not another disc-wide grep.
---
## ✅❌ 2026-08-28 — the effect→package map (103 of 137), and a substring correction
Item (a). Enumerating `eff_*` **per `.xpr`** across all 166 packages and matching
bound names **exactly** locates **103 of the 137**, up from 71. Only 36 packages
carry an effect name; two dominate: **`Base.xpr` 53** and **`ptc_pack.xpr` 46**
(then `Stage_S28.xpr` 2 and five `rou_f001_wep_NN.xpr` at 1 each).
🔑 **Two shared effect libraries, not one** — and `ptc_pack.xpr` is the only
`*_pack` bundle on the disc. By digit-width: **3-digit 80 of 110, 4-digit 23 of
27**, so the previous iteration's split survives and sharpens — the four-digit
series lives outside `ptc_pack`, in `Base.xpr`.
**Correction to the previous entry**: `eff_f0002` and `eff_f0002_barn` do
**not** ship. `Base.xpr` contains **`eff_f0002_barnhaze`**, and both substring
greps matched inside it. The corpus's paid-for prefix lesson arriving from the
other direction — this time the *bound* name was a prefix of the *stored* one.
🟡 **34 remain**, dominated by **`eff_l###` (17)**, then `h` 4, `s` 4, `j` 2,
`m` 2, `t` 1, and four four-digit names including `eff_n0071`. ⚠️ Scope note: the
`j` 22 / `t` 14 clustering reported last time was the residual against
`ptc_pack` alone; against all packages `l` is what is left. **Say which
population a residual is measured against.**
New artefact: `tools/re-capture/effect_homes.py``docs/re/data/effect-homes.txt`
(lists all 34 by name).

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effect names bound by a datasheet field : 137
resolved to an .xpr package (exact name): 103
unlocated : 34
resolved, by package:
Base.xpr 53
ptc_pack.xpr 46
Stage_S28.xpr 2
rou_f001_wep_28.xpr 1
rou_f001_wep_27.xpr 1
rou_f001_wep_12.xpr 1
rou_f001_wep_82.xpr 1
rou_f001_wep_59.xpr 1
by digit-width:
3-digit: 80 resolved of 110
4-digit: 23 resolved of 27
the 34 unlocated, in full:
eff_e0044
eff_f0002
eff_f0002_barn
eff_h000
eff_h006
eff_h308
eff_h310
eff_j002_e01
eff_j002_e02
eff_l002_f
eff_l010_e
eff_l011_e
eff_l101_e
eff_l101_f
eff_l102_e
eff_l102_f
eff_l104_e
eff_l104_f
eff_l105_e
eff_l105_f
eff_l106_e
eff_l106_f
eff_l107_e
eff_l108_e
eff_l201_e
eff_l201_f
eff_m010_wep_85
eff_m011_wep_85
eff_n0071
eff_s100
eff_s901_e01_B
eff_s901_e02_D
eff_s901_e03_D
eff_t130

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@@ -308,3 +308,56 @@ So `eff_j###` is a third grouping that is almost entirely elsewhere.
no located home, `eff_n0071` among them. But the route is now a real one with a
number on it, and the next step is the `eff_j###` family and the four-digit
series rather than another disc-wide grep.
### ✅ The effect→package map — 103 of 137 located, and a correction
Enumerating `eff_*` names **per `.xpr`** across all 166 packages and matching the
bound names **exactly** gives a real home for **103 of the 137**, up from the 71
`ptc_pack` alone accounted for. Only **36** packages carry an effect name at
all, and two dominate:
| package | bound effects it holds |
|---|---|
| `Base.xpr` | **53** |
| `ptc_pack.xpr` | **46** |
| `Stage_S28.xpr` | 2 |
| five `rou_f001_wep_NN.xpr` | 1 each |
🔑 **There are two shared effect libraries, not one.** `ptc_pack.xpr` is the
particle library the previous iteration found; **`Base.xpr` is the larger home**
for bound effects. `ptc_pack.xpr` is also the *only* `*_pack` library on the
disc — no other shared bundle exists.
By digit-width: **3-digit 80 resolved of 110, 4-digit 23 of 27.** So the
previous iteration's reading survives and sharpens — the four-digit series
really does live outside `ptc_pack` (that zero stands), and now we can say where:
`Base.xpr`.
### ❌ Correction: `eff_f0002` does **not** ship — that was a substring hit
The previous iteration reported `eff_f0002` and `eff_f0002_barn` as present in
`Base.xpr`. **Both were substring artefacts.** What the file actually contains
is **`eff_f0002_barnhaze`** — one longer resource name that `grep -l eff_f0002`
and `grep -l eff_f0002_barn` both match inside. Neither bound name is there.
This is the corpus's own paid-for lesson arriving from the other direction: a
prefix hit is not an exact hit (cf. `rot_n001` vs `rot_n001_break`), and here it
was the *bound* name that was a prefix of the *stored* one. The map above is
exact-keyed, so it does not have this failure; the earlier positive is withdrawn.
### 🟡 The 34 that remain
The unlocated residual is dominated by a family the previous iteration did not
single out — **`eff_l###` with 17 of the 34** — then `eff_h###` 4, `eff_s###` 4,
`eff_j###` 2, `eff_m###` 2, `eff_t###` 1, and four four-digit names
(`eff_e0044`, `eff_f0002`, `eff_f0002_barn`, `eff_n0071`).
⚠️ Note the scope shift: the `j` 22 / `t` 14 clustering reported last time was
the residual **against `ptc_pack` alone**; against *all* packages those families
are largely accounted for and `l` is what is left. Both numbers are right for
their own population — which is the reason to say which population a residual
is measured against.
Regenerate with `tools/re-capture/effect_homes.py`
[`docs/re/data/effect-homes.txt`](../data/effect-homes.txt), which lists all 34
by name.

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Which .xpr package holds each effect the datasheets bind.
Effect names are matched EXACTLY, not as substrings: Base.xpr contains
eff_f0002_barnhaze, so a substring test for "eff_f0002" reports a false hit for
a resource that is not there. Names are pulled as maximal [A-Za-z0-9_] runs
containing "eff_", which yields bare resource names.
Regenerates docs/re/data/effect-homes.txt.
"""
import glob, os, re, subprocess, sys, collections
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
from unit_substructures import pak_entries
import unitgroup as U
XPR = '/work/sylph_extract/hidden/resource3d'
FX = re.compile(r'(FxModel|EffectName|Effect_|ShellModel|CoverModel)')
def width(n):
m = re.match(r'eff_[a-z](\d+)', n)
return len(m.group(1)) if m else 0
def main():
if not os.path.isdir(XPR):
print('disc not mounted; nothing to do'); return
home = collections.defaultdict(set)
for path in sorted(glob.glob(os.path.join(XPR, '*.xpr'))):
out = subprocess.run(['grep', '-o', '-a', '[A-Za-z0-9_]*eff_[A-Za-z0-9_]*', path],
capture_output=True, text=True, errors='replace').stdout
for name in set(out.split()):
home[name].add(os.path.basename(path))
bound = set()
for pk in sorted(glob.glob('/work/sylph_extract/**/*.pak', recursive=True)):
for _h, b in pak_entries(pk):
if b[:4] != b'IDXD':
continue
try:
recs = U.parse(b)
except Exception:
continue
for r in recs:
for _t, f, v in r['fields']:
if f and FX.search(f) and isinstance(v, str) and v.startswith('eff_'):
bound.add(v)
res = sorted(n for n in bound if n in home)
un = sorted(n for n in bound if n not in home)
print('effect names bound by a datasheet field : %d' % len(bound))
print('resolved to an .xpr package (exact name): %d' % len(res))
print('unlocated : %d' % len(un))
print()
per = collections.Counter()
for n in res:
for f in home[n]:
per[f] += 1
print('resolved, by package:')
for f, k in per.most_common():
print(' %-26s %d' % (f, k))
print()
print('by digit-width:')
for k in (3, 4, 0):
s = [n for n in bound if width(n) == k]
if s:
print(' %d-digit: %d resolved of %d' % (k, len([n for n in s if n in home]), len(s)))
print()
print('the %d unlocated, in full:' % len(un))
for n in un:
print(' %s' % n)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()