ID	PAYOFF_HEADER	PAYOFF_TEXT	IS_LAST	NUM_SPECIAL	CONV_PATH_SPACING	CONVEYOR_DANGER_ZONE	CONV_MIN_PIECE_SIZE	CONV_MAX_PIECE_SIZE	CONV_PIECE_SCALE_DIST	CONV_FILL_PERCENT	CONV_INT_PER_FILL	PUZZLE_FILL_CUTOFFS	CONV_SPEED	CONV_PIECE_SPEED	CONV_REDUCE_PER_PIECE	CONV_SPEED_MIN	CONV_MIN_PIECES	CONV_DROP_DIST	EXCLUDE_PIECES
ID	STRING	STRING	BOOL	INT	FLOAT	FLOAT	FLOAT	FLOAT	FLOAT	LIST.FLOAT	LIST.INT	LIST.FLOAT	FLOAT	FLOAT	FLOAT	FLOAT	INT	FLOAT	LIST.JOIN.PIECE_INFO
SKETCH1	Melon-Type Fruit	This is a tasty melon-type fruit. One of the first things I remember eating on Skull Island.	FALSE	5	2	21	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece12,Set1Piece13,Set1Piece16,Set1Piece17,Set1Piece8,Set1Piece9,Set1Piece4,Set1Piece5,Set1Piece19, Set1Piece6, Set1Piece7, Set1Piece15
SKETCH2	Chromataphor Squid	These glowing, squid-like creatures gather in deep pools, piercing the pitch blackness with the spectacular lightshow that is their annual mating ritual. My studies indicate that their blood was used to create some of the more ancient island writings. The blood, called 'zyaxquqa' or 'the aura,' in the native tongue, was used to create a bio pigment that when activated by light, created 'moving paintings' on expanses of wall. *If I had not seen such moving picture images with my own eyes, I never would have believed it.  Even now, after what must be millennia, the effect remains intact.	FALSE	5	2	21	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece13,Set1Piece16,Set1Piece17,Set1Piece8,Set1Piece9,Set1Piece4,Set1Piece5,Set1Piece19, Set1Piece6, Set1Piece7, Set1Piece15
SKETCH3	Squid Worm	Several sizes from 1 inch up to 10 feet. The Squid Worm is carnivorous. Unusual in that it becomes a bottom-dwelling predator once it grows too large to swim...	FALSE	5	2	21	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set2Piece14,Set2Piece11, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece7
SKETCH4	Blow Pipe and 'Gort'	The blow pipe and harness shown were retrieved from inside the great wall. It is held in high esteem by the storyteller. I believe it might have been Kublai's. The 'plant' is called a 'Gort.' It seems a cross between a pineapple and an artichoke. 	FALSE	5	2	21	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece13, Set1Piece15
SKETCH5	Carnivorous Snail	These unsavory creatures are beaked,  with spiny backs.  Far removed from the escargot I've enjoyed in other ports of call.	FALSE	5	2	21	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece17, Set1Piece16, Set1Piece19
SKETCH6	Inscribed Seashell	This beautifully decorated shell caught my eye one day in the village.  A worthy subject for a sketch. I wonder if its symbols hold some special meaning, or if they are simply the name of the owner.	FALSE	5	2	21	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece13
SKETCH7	Unknown Sea Beasts	The waters surrounding Skull Island are filled with an assortment of giant fish and crustaceans. Although one would need to dive into the dangerous waters in order to catalog them all, I've been able to sketch those few that have washed up on shore after a storm.	FALSE	5	2	21	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece19, Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH8	Giant Dragonfly	Found in deep forest lakes, the giant dragonfly is a voracious predator. With a wingspan of over two feet, they pose a threat to even man. The fangs are capable of administering a painful, though non-lethal sting. In its deadly larval stage, it is capable of devouring animals the size of rats.	FALSE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17
SKETCH9	Tree	There are many unknown species of flora and fauna on Skull Island, many of which I am loathe to name as they may already have been "discovered" in fossilized form by others. Oh how I miss my research library. Here is a living example of one such tree.	FALSE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece19, Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH10	Jaglig	This creature is called a 'jaglig' or 'glutton.' It is well named! I've seen one of these kill and swallow a small dinosaur almost its own size - that being about 80 lbs. These super frogs have been known to chase down a full-grown man. Their bodies, generally green and black, are covered with a viscous slime that I find particularly repugnant. Yet the native who is brave enough to capture one is greatly celebrated, as the jaglig's flesh is considered a delicacy.	FALSE	5	2	8	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.25	10	0.8	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece19, Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH11	Elephant Turtle	This turtle, called a 'Dvahgu,' is the size of a small car. It inhabits the deep lakes. Old Atu records say it lives hundreds of years. It does not seem to have any enemies as an adult. I've seen even a great carnivore give up in frustration after encountering a Dvahgu tucked in its shell. The unusual prehensile trunk is tipped with a powerful snipping claw. The trunk is fully retractable. Using the trunk as a snorkel, the Dvahgu could stay submerged indefinitely.	FALSE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.65	1.5	3	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece19, Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH12	Archeopteryx	Half-dino and half-bird, brightly plumed in iridescent colors. Its flight is rather clumsy. Its skeleton is almost indistinguishable from a small COENOSARCS. These dragon birds have the ability to mimic as well. The Storyteller's pet Oji was an archeopteryx. Oji was both beautiful and mischievous.	FALSE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.15	2	2	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH13	Archeopteryx	One of the natives was kind enough to let me sketch her archeopteryx over the course of several days. Here I have tried to capture the essence of the archeopteryx's sometimes frenetic activities.	FALSE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.15	2	2	5	Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH14	Moposaur	These creatures called 'moposaurs' are beloved by everyone and are something of a cross between a koala and a parrot. They're a favorite pet; their feathers are used for everything. They 'talk' and lounge about everywhere.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	5	15	0.15	2.5	3	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13
SKETCH15	Hanging Moposaur	The moposaur shown in this drawing is still growing its feathers back after having been plucked.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.15	2	2	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece11
SKETCH16	Giant Moposaur	There are odd writings that suggest there was once a Kong-like reptilian biped on this island. They have not been seen since the Kongs became feral. It seems there was a competition for survival and the Kongs won. I was shocked when this infant - already five feet tall - was discovered and captured.	FALSE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.25	10	0.8	1.5	1	5	N/A
SKETCH17	Native Male	This native man, whom I affectionately call 'Newton,' is the only genius I have ever known. I tried to capture his unique glances, which often seem to see another world. Years ago I discovered ancient Atu mathematical manuscripts that would be the envy of Euclid. Newton has already absorbed much of their content.	FALSE	5	2	8	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3	10	0.8	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece13
SKETCH18	Tagatus	Unlike other cultures, the Tagatus bore everything on art and science. In other words, there is much direct relaying from nature in all that they do.	FALSE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3	10	0.8	1.5	1	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece13
SKETCH19	Poison Leaf	This leaf has poison sacks and needles used in the native's blow guns.	FALSE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3	10	0.8	1.5	1	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece11
SKETCH20	Spearhead	There is no doubt that the Tagatu - and Atu in particular - loved things that fly, as this exquisite ceremonial spear shows. I discovered it in the deep jungle and cleared it of debris, restoring its original lustre. I can only wonder at the fate of the original owner...	FALSE	5	2	10	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.25	10	0.8	1.5	1	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece13
SKETCH21	Base of Strange Bridge	I have been working for years in the lost city and am getting a glimpse into just how advanced the Atu scientists had become. If my translations are accurate, this bridge-like structure was bio-engineered. It was half built and half 'grown.' Astoundingly, the huge triangular extensions were originally covered with a thick moss which was used to gather light for photosynthesis. 	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	7	10	0.75	2	3	5	N/A
SKETCH22	Grown Structures	Structures were handed down from generation to generation. When a child was born, its parents began the organic structure for its children (their grandchildren). The home was continually shaped over the years.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	7	10	0.75	2	3	5	N/A
SKETCH23	Building Framework	Apparently structures were designed as they grew as much as relying on preexisting plans. The profusion of life, light and water made this easier than might be thought. The Storyteller told me an essential ingredient was mortar, made of sand and crushed shells	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	2	3	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH24	Dwelling	Tagatu architecture was extraordinary. It blended uncannily with the surrounding jungle.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.25	10	0.8	1.5	2	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece13
SKETCH25	Painful Gift	A nine-fingered native presented me with these creatures.  I have not seen their like before, and they sting to the touch.  They are a delicacy when served up with select herbs and spices.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.25	10	0.8	1.5	1	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece13
SKETCH26	Death Runners!	I did not believe the storyteller when she first told me of creatures called 'Death-runners!' But I cannot deny my own eyes. The brain of this creature was at least the size of a chimp. I have used its razor sharp teeth to shave. The legends say that they were almost as smart as humans and possibly could even talk. That they were deadly is without question, as this extraordinary find shows.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6.5	10	0.75	2	3	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece11
SKETCH27	Unkown Skull	I found this skull near the base of the Wall and believe it to be that of an archeopteryx. It has been preserved with great care, as if it were once the precious possession of a villager. In the outside world this would be a priceless scientific treasure. On this island they are commonplace!	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	N/A
SKETCH28	Native with Torch	This is a native in ceremonial dress. His torch is made of two saurian feet, back to back with talons forming the top.  Inside the torch is a wick which extends to the bottom of the pole. It is filled with oil and can burn for two hours.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	N/A
SKETCH29	Ritual Costume	This is a possible ritual costume worn by one of Bar Atu's minions. Elastic bands help to balance the claws across the back. The feet and shins are from a carnosaur.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	9	15	0.25	3	2	5	Set1Piece12,Set1Piece13,Set1Piece16,Set1Piece17,Set1Piece8,Set1Piece9,Set1Piece4,Set1Piece5,Set1Piece19, Set1Piece6, Set1Piece7, Set1Piece11, Set1Piece20, Set1Piece10, Set1Piece18, Set1Piece14
SKETCH30	Bar-Atus Ritual Mask	I pieced this sketch together from the last remains of Bar-Atu's ritual mask for Gaw. It was saved by a very old follower who refused to change his ways even now. From his speech, I could tell the ritual herbs had damaged his mind - the Storyteller told me that many who followed Bar Atu closely had become psychotic.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	Set2Piece14
SKETCH31	The Ruined Gate	Upon arriving back on the island the effects of Kong's rampage were everywhere - and still are. The great doors remain unusable for the most part. I doubt they can ever be restored as they once were; however, they still provide some protection. I cannot help but feel remorse.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.5	2	5	N/A
SKETCH32	Wall and Gate	I have created this drawing of the gate. I have also inserted a representation of a man, as well as Kong, for scale.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.25	1	5	N/A
SKETCH33	Unknown Beast	This dinosaur was sighted in the jungle recently. Sadly the encounter was only long enough for me to scratch out this image.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.25	1	5	Set1Piece16, Set1Piece17, Set1Piece13
SKETCH34	Giant Spider	This spider-like creature, which is covered partly with fur and feeds its young with milk, was caught today after killing several villagers. It has two huge eyes, legs with fleshy muscles on the outside and hands to go with its massive fangs. Is it insect or mammal? This creature can turn its head and is fast enough to run down a man with ease. It grabs with its 'hands' and injects massive amounts of venom causing painful death.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	10	0.75	1.25	1	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH35	Giant Frog	A massive frog capable of devouring a man! There is a great diversity of frog species on this island. Reflective of their smaller, modern day cousins found in the outside world, these creatures are extraordinarily gruesome predators. They will eat anything that they can fit in their mouths.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.15	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH36	Giant Eel	Some of the island's strangest wonders live in the deep caverns and pools - and some of it greatest dangers as well. This huge eel-like salamander lies completely still in the slime and brackish ooze beneath Skull Mountain. Its bioluminescent 'whiskers' arouse the curiosity of the unwary ... and unlucky. It is capable of completely swallowing an adult human.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6	15	0.5	2	2	5	Set1Piece17, Set1Piece13
SKETCH37	Amphibious Predator?	I have seen this creature's head poke through the jungle canopy on several occasions. However, I have not been able to get a good look at the body in order to determine a precise species. The frill on his nape suggests amphibious origins.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH38	Death Runner Sketches	Although these beasts are extinct here on the island, I have developed these images based upon reconstructed bones, as well as rough native sketches I uncovered.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	1.5	1	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13, Set2Piece11
SKETCH39	Cadavasaurus	Emaciated in appearance, it lies motionless. Its neck arches back, mimicking tendon contraction and stiff with feigned rigormortis. It lays its trap for the scavengers that come to feed on it. While playing dead it even emits a stench!	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6	15	0.5	2	2	5	Set2Piece13
SKETCH40	Cadavasaurus Attack!	When the cadavasaurus is approached by something it likes, it strikes! Its kill ratio is much higher than the average predator…	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH41	Taurotops	While gathering specimens in the jungle this morning, a villager ran past me with great haste. Seeing the trees behind him shaking with great intensity, I immediately joined him in his headlong dash. This creature is what the villager later described as his pursuer...	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	6	15	0.75	1	2	5	N/A
SKETCH42	Frill-less Ceratopsian	This is an unknown species. Note how it has taken on kentrosaurian spines. Yet its body, neck, head and nose horn seem closer to a ceratopsian, but with no frill. Strange indeed!	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	1	1	5	N/A
SKETCH43	Triceratops	This was a fantastic find! I was able to sketch a quiescent Triceratops for nearly an hour. It may have been slightly ill, or perhaps simply digesting a large meal.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	1.5	5	Set2Piece14, Set2Piece13
SKETCH44	A Previously Unknown Species	From the top of the village wall I was able to spy this beast feeding on what looked like a giant snail carcass.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH45	Gaw Skull Reproduction	Based upon the giant skull we found, I have reproduced this image of what Gaw may have looked like in life.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH46	Kong Sketches	A few quick sketches I made years ago on the voyage back to America with Kong. Although Kong was restrained and sedated, he was still quite ferocious. His frustration and rage seemed to give him incredible strength.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH47	Kong Dream	I often dream of our initial confrontation with Kong and his terrifying reaction. I sketched this image immediately after one such nightmare…	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH48	Sacrifices	I have found numerous sacrificial remains. The natives believe that these were gathered and laid to rest here by Kong himself.	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH49	Skull Island	While anchored off shore, I was struck by the uncanny likeness of the rock formations on the island's 'face' to that of a human skull. It looked for all the world like some primordial earth giant gasping for air as it slowly descended into the depths of time...	FALSE	5	2	15	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	4	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
SKETCH50	Skull Island Map	The complete map of Skull Island, as traced by my hand.  As I continue to explore, I plan to fill in the blank areas with more of the island's ancient text. Only those with the proper knowledge will have access to its secrets.	TRUE	5	2	12	0.1	1	6	0.3,0.6,0.8	0,1,2	0.2,0.6	3.5	15	0.5	2	2	5	N/A
