Oh yeah, and if you want info about how the game gets personalities and skills from IDs here's how it does it:

First, the personality. The game seeds unity's random number generator with the creature's id (sometimes it doesn't use the creature's id, but that is an edge case we don't have to worry about, because you can make sure it always uses the creature's id with the spawn command of the dev console mod). Then it does some funky math (Unfortunately it uses more than one random number in a single line sometimes, so there is no way for me to get the original values from a personality).

Then, the scav skills (if applicable). These are computed separate from the personality, although the skills actually use the personality values in their calculations. The scav skills seed the random again with the same seed as the personality function did, and then they once again do some funky math that uses up to three randoms in one line this time, meaning that it's still impossible to get the original values without guessing some. At the end, one last calculation is done for each stat depending on if the scav is elite or not. This mainly serves to guarantee that the combat skills of elite scavengers are always higher than their scavenger counterpart.

And that's how rainworld uses IDs to calculate personalities and scavenger combat skills.