MISSION2.DAT - Revision history

Bomb Bloke: Redirecting to MISDATA.DAT

2008-01-22T04:34:32Z

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	~~This file is created when combat ends. It uses the same format as [[MISSION.DAT]] and~~ [[MISDATA.DAT]]. Although is read by the geoscape engine, it's currently unknown as to whether this file differs from the original [[MISSION.DAT]] file. Speculation suggests that it does not differ (see offset 20).		#REDIRECT [[MISDATA.DAT]]

	By hacking values and seeing the corresponding results screen, (via ufoexe\geoscape "1" from DOS) I've determined a number of offsets used for 'debriefing' statistics when you go back to the geoscape. These appear to all be 2-byte integers. [[User:Pi Masta\|Pi Masta]] 08:18, 17 February 2007 (PST)

	The first 20 bytes are still 2 Byte integers, though they are unsigned. Their is no 'score' entry, they are calculated on the quantity specified. This score however can wrap around to be negative. Also if you simply add 100 to these next 10 offsets, you get the offset for the base storage (which is updated by these values, including those that aren't used)

	~~00: UFO Power Source~~
	~~02: UFO Navigation~~
	~~04: UFO Construction (NOT USED, though will put in your base)~~
	~~06: Alien Food~~
	~~08: Alien Reproduction (NOT USED, though will put in your base)~~
	~~10: Alien Entertainment~~
	~~12: Alien Surgery~~
	~~14: Examination Room~~
	~~16: Alien alloys (divide by 5 rounding down to get ingame result)~~
	~~18: Alien Habitat (NOT USED, though will put in your base)~~

	~~20: Description - This corresponds to [[MISDATA.DAT]]'s offset 20~~

	It seems to index to somewhere in [[ENGLISH.DAT]], hacking above 5 starts mapping it to 260 + this value in ENGLISH.DAT. Seems win/lose is stored elsewhere, that is if you lose a landing site, and hack this to base defense you lose the base (well ''kinda''), if you hack this to Cydonia, you lose the game.

	~~22: Aliens Killed~~
	~~24: Aliens Killed Score~~
	~~26: Alien Corpses~~
	~~28: Corpse Score~~
	~~30: Live Alien~~
	~~32: Live Alien Score~~
	~~34: artifacts~~
	~~36: artifacts Score~~
	~~38: Alien Base Control Destroyed~~
	~~40: Base Control Score~~
	~~42: Civs Killed by Aliens~~
	~~44: Civs Killed Alien Score~~
	~~46: Civs Killed by Xcom~~
	~~48: Civs Killed Xcom Score~~
	~~50: Civs Saved~~
	~~52: Civs Saved score~~
	~~54: XCOM Lost~~
	~~56: XCOM Lost Score~~
	~~58: XCOM Retired through Injury - Never seen/heard of this [[User:Pi Masta\|Pi Masta]]~~
	~~60: XCOM Retired Score~~
	~~62: Xcom MIA~~
	~~64: XCom MIA Score~~
	~~66: Tanks Lost~~
	~~68: Tanks Lost Score~~
	~~70: XCOM Craft Lost~~
	~~72: XCOM Craft Lost score~~

	~~==See Also==~~
	* [[Saved Game Files]]
	* [[Saved_Game_Files#Battlescape_Files\|Battlescape Files]]
	* [[Saved_Game_Files#Missdat_Files\|Missdat Files]]

Pi Masta: spelling

2007-02-17T16:28:56Z

spelling

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	20: Description - This corresponds to [[MISDATA.DAT]]'s offset 20		20: Description - This corresponds to [[MISDATA.DAT]]'s offset 20

	It seems to index to somewhere in [[ENGLISH.DAT]], hacking above 5 starts mapping it to 260 + this value in ENGLISH.DAT. Seems win/lose is stored elsewhere, that is if you ~~loose~~ a landing site, and hack this to base defense you lose the base (well ''kinda''), if you hack this to Cydonia, you lose the game.		It seems to index to somewhere in [[ENGLISH.DAT]], hacking above 5 starts mapping it to 260 + this value in ENGLISH.DAT. Seems win/lose is stored elsewhere, that is if you lose a landing site, and hack this to base defense you lose the base (well ''kinda''), if you hack this to Cydonia, you lose the game.

	22: Aliens Killed		22: Aliens Killed

Pi Masta: forgot signature

2007-02-17T16:18:54Z

forgot signature

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:18, 17 February 2007
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	This file is created when combat ends. It uses the same format as [[MISSION.DAT]] and [[MISDATA.DAT]]. Although is read by the geoscape engine, it's currently unknown as to whether this file differs from the original [[MISSION.DAT]] file. Speculation suggests that it does not differ (see offset 20).		This file is created when combat ends. It uses the same format as [[MISSION.DAT]] and [[MISDATA.DAT]]. Although is read by the geoscape engine, it's currently unknown as to whether this file differs from the original [[MISSION.DAT]] file. Speculation suggests that it does not differ (see offset 20).

	By hacking values and seeing the corresponding results screen, I've determined a number of offsets used for 'debriefing' statistics when you go back to the geoscape. These appear to all be 2-byte integers.		By hacking values and seeing the corresponding results screen, (via ufoexe\geoscape "1" from DOS) I've determined a number of offsets used for 'debriefing' statistics when you go back to the geoscape. These appear to all be 2-byte integers. [[User:Pi Masta\|Pi Masta]] 08:18, 17 February 2007 (PST)

	The first 20 bytes are still 2 Byte integers, though they are unsigned. Their is no 'score' entry, they are calculated on the quantity specified. This score however can wrap around to be negative. Also if you simply add 100 to these next 10 offsets, you get the offset for the base storage (which is updated by these values, including those that aren't used)		The first 20 bytes are still 2 Byte integers, though they are unsigned. Their is no 'score' entry, they are calculated on the quantity specified. This score however can wrap around to be negative. Also if you simply add 100 to these next 10 offsets, you get the offset for the base storage (which is updated by these values, including those that aren't used)

Pi Masta: Found more offsets

2007-02-17T16:17:17Z

Found more offsets

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:17, 17 February 2007
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	This file is created when combat ends. It uses the same format as [[MISSION.DAT]] and [[MISDATA.DAT]]. Although ~~it's presumabley~~ read by the geoscape engine, it's currently unknown as to whether this file differs from the original [[MISSION.DAT]] file.		This file is created when combat ends. It uses the same format as [[MISSION.DAT]] and [[MISDATA.DAT]]. Although is read by the geoscape engine, it's currently unknown as to whether this file differs from the original [[MISSION.DAT]] file. Speculation suggests that it does not differ (see offset 20).

	By hacking values and seeing the corresponding results screen, I've determined a number of offsets used for 'debriefing' statistics when you go back to the geoscape. ~~I believe these~~ are ~~all signed 2byte~~ integers. ~~Seems~~ quantity is ~~listed first then score~~. [[~~User:Pi Masta\|Pi Masta~~]] ~~23:46~~, ~~16 February 2007~~ (~~PST~~)		By hacking values and seeing the corresponding results screen, I've determined a number of offsets used for 'debriefing' statistics when you go back to the geoscape. These appear to all be 2-byte integers.

			The first 20 bytes are still 2 Byte integers, though they are unsigned. Their is no 'score' entry, they are calculated on the quantity specified. This score however can wrap around to be negative. Also if you simply add 100 to these next 10 offsets, you get the offset for the base storage (which is updated by these values, including those that aren't used)

			00: UFO Power Source
			02: UFO Navigation
			04: UFO Construction (NOT USED, though will put in your base)
			06: Alien Food
			08: Alien Reproduction (NOT USED, though will put in your base)
			10: Alien Entertainment
			12: Alien Surgery
			14: Examination Room
			16: Alien alloys (divide by 5 rounding down to get ingame result)
			18: Alien Habitat (NOT USED, though will put in your base)

			20: Description - This corresponds to [[MISDATA.DAT]]'s offset 20

			It seems to index to somewhere in [[ENGLISH.DAT]], hacking above 5 starts mapping it to 260 + this value in ENGLISH.DAT. Seems win/lose is stored elsewhere, that is if you loose a landing site, and hack this to base defense you lose the base (well ''kinda''), if you hack this to Cydonia, you lose the game.

	~~20: Description - Same as [[MISDATA.DAT]] offset 20, changing this gave messages like 'Terror Continues' or 'Base is lost'~~
	22: Aliens Killed		22: Aliens Killed
	24: Aliens Killed Score		24: Aliens Killed Score
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	30: Live Alien		30: Live Alien
	32: Live Alien Score		32: Live Alien Score
	34: ~~Artefacts~~		34: artifacts
	36: ~~Artefacts~~ Score		36: artifacts Score
	38: Alien Base Control Destroyed		38: Alien Base Control Destroyed
	40: Base Control Score		40: Base Control Score
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	60: XCOM Retired Score		60: XCOM Retired Score
	62: Xcom MIA		62: Xcom MIA
	64: XCom MIA		64: XCom MIA Score
	66: Tanks Lost		66: Tanks Lost
	68: Tanks Lost Score		68: Tanks Lost Score

Pi Masta: found debriefing stats

2007-02-17T07:46:26Z

found debriefing stats

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:46, 17 February 2007
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	This file is created when combat ends. It uses the same format as [[MISSION.DAT]] and [[MISDATA.DAT]]. Although it's presumabley read by the geoscape engine, it's currently unknown as to whether this file differs from the original [[MISSION.DAT]] file.		This file is created when combat ends. It uses the same format as [[MISSION.DAT]] and [[MISDATA.DAT]]. Although it's presumabley read by the geoscape engine, it's currently unknown as to whether this file differs from the original [[MISSION.DAT]] file.

			By hacking values and seeing the corresponding results screen, I've determined a number of offsets used for 'debriefing' statistics when you go back to the geoscape. I believe these are all signed 2byte integers. Seems quantity is listed first then score. [[User:Pi Masta\|Pi Masta]] 23:46, 16 February 2007 (PST)

			20: Description - Same as [[MISDATA.DAT]] offset 20, changing this gave messages like 'Terror Continues' or 'Base is lost'
			22: Aliens Killed
			24: Aliens Killed Score
			26: Alien Corpses
			28: Corpse Score
			30: Live Alien
			32: Live Alien Score
			34: Artefacts
			36: Artefacts Score
			38: Alien Base Control Destroyed
			40: Base Control Score
			42: Civs Killed by Aliens
			44: Civs Killed Alien Score
			46: Civs Killed by Xcom
			48: Civs Killed Xcom Score
			50: Civs Saved
			52: Civs Saved score
			54: XCOM Lost
			56: XCOM Lost Score
			58: XCOM Retired through Injury - Never seen/heard of this [[User:Pi Masta\|Pi Masta]]
			60: XCOM Retired Score
			62: Xcom MIA
			64: XCom MIA
			66: Tanks Lost
			68: Tanks Lost Score
			70: XCOM Craft Lost
			72: XCOM Craft Lost score

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

Bomb Bloke at 13:56, 19 June 2006

2006-06-19T13:56:22Z

New page

This file is created when combat ends. It uses the same format as [[MISSION.DAT]] and [[MISDATA.DAT]]. Although it's presumabley read by the geoscape engine, it's currently unknown as to whether this file differs from the original [[MISSION.DAT]] file.

==See Also==
* [[Saved Game Files]]
* [[Saved_Game_Files#Battlescape_Files|Battlescape Files]]
* [[Saved_Game_Files#Missdat_Files|Missdat Files]]