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Morgan525: /* Structure */

2016-03-23T08:40:23Z

Structure

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	\|colspan="3"\|<span id="152-167"></span><span id="0x98-0xA7"></span>Bytes '''152-167''' (Hex: '''0x98-0xA7''') allow you to use the following equipment only if they are set to 1. X-COM produced equipment can be used even if it hasn't been researched (however, in order to get it into combat, you must build it - and <i>that</i> requires research). The last three entries in the list are item slots that were never used in the game.		\|colspan="3"\|<span id="152-167"></span><span id="0x98-0xA7"></span>Bytes '''152-167''' (Hex: '''0x98-0xA7''') allow you to use the following equipment only if they are set to 1. X-COM produced equipment can be used even if it hasn't been researched (however, in order to get it into combat, you must build it - and <i>that</i> requires research). The last three entries in the list are item slots that were never used in the game.
			\|'''TFTD'''
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="152"></span>152		!<span id="152"></span>152
	!<span id="0x98"></span>0x98		!<span id="0x98"></span>0x98
	\|Enables [[Heavy Plasma]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][34])		\|Enables [[Heavy Plasma]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][34])
			\|[[Vibro_Blade\|Vibroblade]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="153"></span>153		!<span id="153"></span>153
	!<span id="0x99"></span>0x99		!<span id="0x99"></span>0x99
	\|Enables [[Heavy Plasma Clip]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][35])		\|Enables [[Heavy Plasma Clip]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][35])
			\|[[Thermic_Lance\|Thermic Lance]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="154"></span>154		!<span id="154"></span>154
	!<span id="0x9A"></span>0x9A		!<span id="0x9A"></span>0x9A
	\|Enables [[Plasma Rifle]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][36])		\|Enables [[Plasma Rifle]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][36])
			\|[[Heavy_Thermic_Lance\|Heavy Thermic Lance]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="155"></span>155		!<span id="155"></span>155
	!<span id="0x9B"></span>0x9B		!<span id="0x9B"></span>0x9B
	\|Enables [[Plasma Rifle Clip]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][37])		\|Enables [[Plasma Rifle Clip]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][37])
			\|[[Sonic_Cannon\|Sonic Cannon]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="156"></span>156		!<span id="156"></span>156
	!<span id="0x9C"></span>0x9C		!<span id="0x9C"></span>0x9C
	\|Enables [[Plasma Pistol]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][38])		\|Enables [[Plasma Pistol]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][38])
			\|Sonic Cannon Clip
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="157"></span>157		!<span id="157"></span>157
	!<span id="0x9D"></span>0x9D		!<span id="0x9D"></span>0x9D
	\|Enables [[Plasma Pistol Clip]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][39])		\|Enables [[Plasma Pistol Clip]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][39])
			\|[[Sonic-Blasta_Rifle\|Sonic-Blasta Rifle]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="158"></span>158		!<span id="158"></span>158
	!<span id="0x9E"></span>0x9E		!<span id="0x9E"></span>0x9E
	\|Enables [[Blaster Launcher]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][40])		\|Enables [[Blaster Launcher]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][40])
			\|Blasta Clip
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="159"></span>159		!<span id="159"></span>159
	!<span id="0x9F"></span>0x9F		!<span id="0x9F"></span>0x9F
	\|Enables [[Blaster Bomb]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][41])		\|Enables [[Blaster Bomb]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][41])
			\|[[Sonic_Pistol\|Sonic Pistol]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="160"></span>160		!<span id="160"></span>160
	!<span id="0xA0"></span>0xA0		!<span id="0xA0"></span>0xA0
	\|Enables [[Small Launcher]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][42])		\|Enables [[Small Launcher]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][42])
			\|Sonic Pistol Clip
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="161"></span>161		!<span id="161"></span>161
	!<span id="0xA1"></span>0xA1		!<span id="0xA1"></span>0xA1
	\|Enables [[Stun Bomb]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][43])		\|Enables [[Stun Bomb]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][43])
			\|[[Disruptor_Pulse_Launcher\|Disruptor Pulse Launcher]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="162"></span>162		!<span id="162"></span>162
	!<span id="0xA2"></span>0xA2		!<span id="0xA2"></span>0xA2
	\|Enables [[Alien Grenade]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][44])		\|Enables [[Alien Grenade]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][44])
			\|Disruptor Ammo
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="163"></span>163		!<span id="163"></span>163
	!<span id="0xA3"></span>0xA3		!<span id="0xA3"></span>0xA3
	\|Enables [[Elerium-115]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][45])		\|Enables [[Elerium-115]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][45])
			\|[[Thermal_Shok_Launcher\|Thermal Shok Launcher]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="164"></span>164		!<span id="164"></span>164
	!<span id="0xA4"></span>0xA4		!<span id="0xA4"></span>0xA4
	\|Enables [[Mind Probe]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][46])		\|Enables [[Mind Probe]] ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][46])
			\|Thermal Shok Bomb
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="165"></span>165		!<span id="165"></span>165
	!<span id="0xA5"></span>0xA5		!<span id="0xA5"></span>0xA5
	\|Enables "null>>UNDEFINED <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][47])		\|Enables "null>>UNDEFINED <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][47])
			\|[[Sonic_Pulser\|Sonic Pulsar]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="166"></span>166		!<span id="166"></span>166
	!<span id="0xA6"></span>0xA6		!<span id="0xA6"></span>0xA6
	\|Enables "null>> empty <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][48])		\|Enables "null>> empty <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][48])
			\|null
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	!<span id="167"></span>167		!<span id="167"></span>167
	!<span id="0xA7"></span>0xA7		!<span id="0xA7"></span>0xA7
	\|Enables "null>> empty <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][49])		\|Enables "null>> empty <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][49])
			\|[[M.C._Reader\|M.C. Reader]]
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	!<span id="168-169"></span>168-169		!<span id="168-169"></span>168-169

Morgan525: /* Structure */

2016-03-23T05:33:44Z

Structure

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	Values above 3 use the surface palette, but otherwise act as though the mission were underwater.		Values above 3 use the surface palette, but otherwise act as though the mission were underwater.
	}		\|}

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Morgan525: /* Structure */

2016-03-23T05:32:59Z

Structure

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	2 - French		2 - French
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	!<span id="170"></span>170		!<span id="170-171"></span>170-171
	!<span id="0xAA"></span>0xAA		!<span id="0xAA-0xAB"></span>0xAA-0xAB
	\|Only present for TFTD. Determines the depth level (that is, which [[PALETTES.DAT#TFTD Tactical Palettes\|battlescape palette]] to use, whether to render air bubbles around units, and which background noise to play):		\|Only present for TFTD. Determines the depth level (that is, which [[PALETTES.DAT#TFTD Tactical Palettes\|battlescape palette]] to use, whether to render air bubbles around units, and which background noise to play):

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	Values above 3 use the surface palette, but otherwise act as though the mission were underwater.		Values above 3 use the surface palette, but otherwise act as though the mission were underwater.
	~~\|- valign="top"~~		}
	~~!<span id="171"></span>171~~
	~~!<span id="0xAB"></span>0xAB~~
	~~\|Only present for TFTD. Unknown, never seen it flag. Not a part of the above value.~~
	\|-
	\|}

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Magic9mushroom: Continuing to remove USO instances I missed when I did this the first time.

2016-01-10T06:27:37Z

Continuing to remove USO instances I missed when I did this the first time.

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	\|Mission descriptor. Possible values:		\|Mission descriptor. Possible values:
	<b>UFO</b> <b>TFTD</b>		<b>UFO</b> <b>TFTD</b>
	0: UFO Site 0: ~~USO~~ Site		0: UFO Site 0: Alien Sub Site
	1: Terror Site 1: Port/Island Attack		1: Terror Site 1: Port/Island Attack
	2: Base Defence (X-COM Base) 2: Base Defense (X-COM Base)		2: Base Defence (X-COM Base) 2: Base Defense (X-COM Base)

Morgan525: /* Structure */ changed wording on mission abort status

2015-12-31T11:40:53Z

Structure: changed wording on mission abort status

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	\|Victory status.		\|Victory status.

	0: Mission aborted.		0: Mission aborted with some units in exit areas.
	1: Mission won.		1: Mission won.
	2: Mission lost.		2: Mission lost.
	3: Mission ~~completely lost through abortion (~~no units in exit areas).		3: Mission aborted with no units in exit areas.
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="79"></span>79		!<span id="79"></span>79

Magic9mushroom at 08:04, 1 May 2015

2015-05-01T08:04:16Z

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	0: UFO Site 0: USO Site		0: UFO Site 0: USO Site
	1: Terror Site 1: Port/Island Attack		1: Terror Site 1: Port/Island Attack
	2: Base ~~Defense~~ (X-COM Base) 2: Base Defense (X-COM Base)		2: Base Defence (X-COM Base) 2: Base Defense (X-COM Base)
	3: Base Offense (Alien Base) 3: Colony Stage 1		3: Base Offense (Alien Base) 3: Colony Stage 1
	4: Mars Stage 1 4: T'leth Stage 1		4: Mars Stage 1 4: T'leth Stage 1
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	!<span id="77"></span>77		!<span id="77"></span>77
	!<span id="0x4D"></span>0x4D		!<span id="0x4D"></span>0x4D
	\|Index into [[CRAFT.DAT]] pointing to the craft sent on this mission. In the case of base ~~defense~~ (see offset [[#79\|[79]]]), it indexes to the [[LOC.DAT]] record for the base in concern.		\|Index into [[CRAFT.DAT]] pointing to the craft sent on this mission. In the case of base defence (see offset [[#79\|[79]]]), it indexes to the [[LOC.DAT]] record for the base in concern.
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	!<span id="78"></span>78		!<span id="78"></span>78
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	!<span id="80-151"></span>80-151		!<span id="80-151"></span>80-151
	!<span id="0x50-0x97"></span>0x50-0x97		!<span id="0x50-0x97"></span>0x50-0x97
	\|A list of 36 two-byte integers, used during base ~~defense~~ missions. In order, they represent each module in your base, reading from left to right, top to bottom.		\|A list of 36 two-byte integers, used during base defence missions. In order, they represent each module in your base, reading from left to right, top to bottom.

	At the end of battle, the tactical game engine tallies up the amount of [[~~Base_Defense~~#Destruction_Of_Base_Facilities\|"target" objects]] existing within each module, and stores the results in "MISSION2.DAT". If that figure is 0 for any given destructible [[Base_Facilities_(EU)\|facility]], then the geoscape engine will remove it from your base (along with any ''other'' modules that relied on that section for passage to the [[Access Lift]]).		At the end of battle, the tactical game engine tallies up the amount of [[Base_Defence#Destruction_Of_Base_Facilities\|"target" objects]] existing within each module, and stores the results in "MISSION2.DAT". If that figure is 0 for any given destructible [[Base_Facilities_(EU)\|facility]], then the geoscape engine will remove it from your base (along with any ''other'' modules that relied on that section for passage to the [[Access Lift]]).

	"Target objects" are tiles that have offset 60 set to 1 within their [[MCD]] record.		"Target objects" are tiles that have offset 60 set to 1 within their [[MCD]] record.

Hobbes at 04:39, 23 July 2013

2013-07-23T04:39:23Z

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	* [[BASE.DAT]]		* [[BASE.DAT]]
	[[Category:Game Files]]		[[Category:Game Files]]
			[[Category:Enemy Unknown/UFO Defense]]

Bomb Bloke: Correction re [77].

2011-08-17T06:21:41Z

Correction re [77].

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	!<span id="77"></span>77		!<span id="77"></span>77
	!<span id="0x4D"></span>0x4D		!<span id="0x4D"></span>0x4D
	\|Index into [[CRAFT.DAT]] pointing to the craft sent on this mission. In the case of base defense (see offset [79]), it indexes ~~into~~ [[~~BASE~~.DAT]].		\|Index into [[CRAFT.DAT]] pointing to the craft sent on this mission. In the case of base defense (see offset [[#79\|[79]]]), it indexes to the [[LOC.DAT]] record for the base in concern.
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="78"></span>78		!<span id="78"></span>78

Bomb Bloke at 12:03, 3 March 2011

2011-03-03T12:03:24Z

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	This 170 byte file (172 for TFTD) is only used by tactical saves. It comes in three flavours:<br><br>		This 170 byte file (172 for TFTD) is only used by tactical saves, and much of it is made up of two-byte signed integers. It comes in three flavours:<br><br>

	*<b>MISSION.DAT</b><br>		*<b>MISSION.DAT</b><br>
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	Appears in the MISSDAT folder at the end of combat. Contains debreifing data (such as who won, what was recovered and what points were scored). The relevant offsets for this file are unused by the previous two versions.<br><br>		Appears in the MISSDAT folder at the end of combat. Contains debreifing data (such as who won, what was recovered and what points were scored). The relevant offsets for this file are unused by the previous two versions.<br><br>

	Values are presented according to byte offset (0 to 169/171) followed by the equivalent hex offset (00 to A9/AA) in ~~<b>~~bold~~</b>~~. Let us know what else you can find!!		Values are presented according to byte offset ([[#0\|0]] to [[#169\|169]]/[[#171\|171]]) followed by the equivalent hex offset ([[#0x00\|0x00]] to [[#0xA9\|0xA9]]/[[#0xAB\|0xAB]]) in '''bold'''. Let us know what else you can find!!

	== Structure ==		== Structure ==
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	!<span id="165"></span>165		!<span id="165"></span>165
	!<span id="0xA5"></span>0xA5		!<span id="0xA5"></span>0xA5
	\|Enables "null>>UNDEFINED <<" (ObData[47])		\|Enables "null>>UNDEFINED <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][47])
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="166"></span>166		!<span id="166"></span>166
	!<span id="0xA6"></span>0xA6		!<span id="0xA6"></span>0xA6
	\|Enables "null>> empty <<" (ObData[48])		\|Enables "null>> empty <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][48])
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="167"></span>167		!<span id="167"></span>167
	!<span id="0xA7"></span>0xA7		!<span id="0xA7"></span>0xA7
	\|Enables "null>> empty <<" (ObData[49])		\|Enables "null>> empty <<" ([[OBDATA.DAT\|ObData]][49])
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="168-169"></span>168-169		!<span id="168-169"></span>168-169
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	2 - Medium Depths		2 - Medium Depths
	3 - Deep Sea		3 - Deep Sea

			Values above 3 use the surface palette, but otherwise act as though the mission were underwater.
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	!<span id="171"></span>171		!<span id="171"></span>171
	!<span id="0xAB"></span>0xAB		!<span id="0xAB"></span>0xAB
	\|Only present for TFTD. Unknown, never seen it flag. ~~Could be~~ part of the above value.		\|Only present for TFTD. Unknown, never seen it flag. Not a part of the above value.
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Bomb Bloke at 00:51, 3 March 2011

2011-03-03T00:51:49Z

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