Every single “entity” in Datapad, including every item, beacon, map location, character, chat message, transmission, program, and droid memory, is assigned a unique ID that can be used to reference that entity elsewhere throughout Datapad’s frontend. These IDs are not managed directly by the creative authors but are instead generated through articy:draft, which we can infer is used by the creative team due to various references to Articy related constructs, like the asset partition directories being a subfolder of articy.

If Articy has a name for their ID format, I can’t find it in their documentation. Throughout the site I’ll refer to it as the Datapad Snowflake format, since it encodes infomation in roughly the same way that the Twitter and Discord snowflakes do.

Format

The snowflake is a 64-bit unsigned integer that representes three packed values.

Type     User                     Serial
11111111 111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111
64    57 56                    32 31                             0

Statistics

As of Datapad 2.19.1, there are 11,038 unique snowflakes.

Totals

Chat Messages

Mission Data

Chat Contacts

Inventory Items

Beacon Data

Achievement Data

Audio Translate Show Data

Image Marker Data

Installation Data

Map Location Data - Disneyland

Map Location Data - SWGS Deck 4F

Map Location Data - SWGS Deck 6

Map Location Data - SWGS Deck 7

Map Location Data - Walt Disney World

Map Object Data - Disneyland

Map Object Data - SWGS Deck 4F

Map Object Data - SWGS Deck 6

Map Object Data - SWGS Deck 7

Map Object Data - Walt Disney World

Push Notification Data

Star Map Region Data

Text Marker Data

Triggerable Show Data