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Morgan525: /* HWP weapons data */ added TFTD info

2016-02-27T05:55:25Z

HWP weapons data: added TFTD info

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	===HWP weapons data===		===HWP weapons data===
	00 02 04 06 08 0A 0C 0E 10 12		00 02 04 06 08 0A 0C 0E 10 12 TFTD Equivalent
	.data:0046D57C tank cannon 0, 4, 3Ch, 3Ch, 21h, 0, 0, 5Ah, 50h, 0		.data:0046D57C tank cannon 0, 4, 3Ch, 3Ch, 21h, 0, 0, 5Ah, 50h, 0 Tank/harpoon
	.data:0046D tank rocket 2, Ch, 55h, 37h, 2Dh, 0, 0, 73h, 4Bh, 0		.data:0046D tank rocket 2, Ch, 55h, 37h, 2Dh, 0, 0, 73h, 4Bh, 0 Tank/Torpedo
	.data:0046D tank laser 3, 11h, 6Eh, 32h, 21h, 0, 0, 55h, 4Bh, 0		.data:0046D tank laser 3, 11h, 6Eh, 32h, 21h, 0, 0, 55h, 4Bh, 0 Tank/Gauss
	.data:0046D tank plasma 4, 24h, 6Eh, 56h, 1Eh, 0, 0, 64h, 3Ch, 0		.data:0046D tank plasma 4, 24h, 6Eh, 56h, 1Eh, 0, 0, 64h, 3Ch, 0 Triscene/BioDrone/Displacer
	.data:0046D blaster bomb 2, 28h, 8Ch, 0, 0, 0, 0, 78h, 50h, 1		.data:0046D blaster bomb 2, 28h, 8Ch, 0, 0, 0, 0, 78h, 50h, 1 Displacer/PWT
	.data:0046D acid spit 7, 26h, 8Ch, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0		.data:0046D acid spit 7, 26h, 8Ch, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0
	.data:0046D cyberdisk 4, 22h, 82h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0		.data:0046D cyberdisk 4, 22h, 82h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0 Xarquid
	.data:0046D sectopod 3, 22h, 64h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 32h, 23h, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0		.data:0046D sectopod 3, 22h, 64h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 32h, 23h, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0 Deep One

	The structure is:		The structure is:

Morgan525: /* Craft type data */

2014-02-15T06:59:12Z

Craft type data

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 ===Craft type data===
 Craft type known fields: (14 x 2-byte dwords per record)
   00000000 structCraftData struc ; (sizeof=0x1C)

Morgan525: /* HWP weapons data */

2014-02-15T06:56:02Z

HWP weapons data

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   .data:0046D    cyberdisk     4, 22h, 82h, 4Bh, 1Eh,   0,   0, 6Eh, 3Ch,  0
   .data:0046D    sectopod      3, 22h, 64h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 32h, 23h, 6Eh, 3Ch,  0
-the Rocket launcher and FBL:
+ The structure is:
-:text:0044ED30  <u>08</u> EB 04 C6 45 76 FF 33  FF C7 44 24 28 04 00 00
+damage type               0A autoshot accuracy
+ammo type                 0C autoshot TU
-There are several other places that must be altered to adjust base inventory properly. -[[User:Morgan525|Tycho]]
+damage                    0E aimshot accuracy
 ===Funding countries borders polylines===

Morgan525: /* HWP weapons data */

2014-02-15T01:00:46Z

HWP weapons data

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	.data:0046DF1C Acid 64h,A0h,6Eh,64h,28h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h; 0		.data:0046DF1C Acid 64h,A0h,6Eh,64h,28h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h; 0

	===HWP weapons data===		===HWP weapons data===
	.data:0046D57C ~~builtinWeaponStats structBuiltinWeaponStats <~~0, 4, 3Ch, 3Ch, 21h, 0, 0, 5Ah, 50h, ~~0>;~~ 0		00 02 04 06 08 0A 0C 0E 10 12
	.data:~~0046D57C ; DATA XREF: sub_403350+99�r~~		.data:0046D57C tank cannon 0, 4, 3Ch, 3Ch, 21h, 0, 0, 5Ah, 50h, 0
	~~.data:0046D57C ; sub_40FF70+105�r ...~~		.data:0046D tank rocket 2, Ch, 55h, 37h, 2Dh, 0, 0, 73h, 4Bh, 0
	~~.data:0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <~~2, ~~0Ch~~, 55h, 37h, 2Dh, 0, 0, 73h, 4Bh, 0~~>; 1~~		.data:0046D tank laser 3, 11h, 6Eh, 32h, 21h, 0, 0, 55h, 4Bh, 0
	.data:~~0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <~~3, 11h, 6Eh, 32h, 21h, 0, 0, 55h, 4Bh, 0~~>; 2~~		.data:0046D tank plasma 4, 24h, 6Eh, 56h, 1Eh, 0, 0, 64h, 3Ch, 0
	.data:~~0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <~~4, 24h, 6Eh, 56h, 1Eh, 0, 0, 64h, 3Ch, 0~~>; 3~~		.data:0046D blaster bomb 2, 28h, 8Ch, 0, 0, 0, 0, 78h, 50h, 1
	.data:~~0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <~~2, 28h, 8Ch, 0, 0, 0, 0, 78h, 50h, 1~~>; 4~~		.data:0046D acid spit 7, 26h, 8Ch, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0
	.data:~~0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <~~7, 26h, 8Ch, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0~~>; 5~~		.data:0046D cyberdisk 4, 22h, 82h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0
	.data:~~0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <~~4, 22h, 82h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0~~>; 6~~		.data:0046D sectopod 3, 22h, 64h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 32h, 23h, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0
	.data:~~0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <~~3, 22h, 64h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 32h, 23h, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0~~>; 7~~
	The structure is:		The structure is:
	~~00000000 structBuiltinWeaponStats struc ; (sizeof=0x14)~~
	00000000 damageType dw ?		00000000 damageType dw ?
	00000002 ammoType dw ?		00000002 ammoType dw ?
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	0000000E aimshotAcc dw ?		0000000E aimshotAcc dw ?
	00000010 aimshotTU dw ?		00000010 aimshotTU dw ?
	00000012 blasterEffect dw ?		00000012 blasterEffect dw ?s
	~~00000014 structBuiltinWeaponStats ends~~

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	:text:0044ED30 <u>08</u> EB 04 C6 45 76 FF 33 FF C7 44 24 28 04 00 00		:text:0044ED30 <u>08</u> EB 04 C6 45 76 FF 33 FF C7 44 24 28 04 00 00

	There are several other places that must be altered to ~~set a new amount of ammo for a tank without causing problems in~~ base inventory. -[[User:Morgan525\|Tycho]]		There are several other places that must be altered to adjust base inventory properly. -[[User:Morgan525\|Tycho]]

	===Funding countries borders polylines===		===Funding countries borders polylines===

Morgan525: /* Damage modifiers */

2014-02-15T00:52:24Z

Damage modifiers

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	===Damage modifiers===		===Damage modifiers===
	.data:0046DE74 ~~damageModifierIncendiary dw~~ 64h,64h,50h, 0,28h,46h,46h,64h, 0,50h,~~0AAh~~,64h,64h,64h; 0		.data:0046DE74 Incendiary 64h,64h,50h, 0,28h,46h,46h,64h, 0,50h,AAh,64h,64h,64h; 0
	~~.data:0046DE74 ; DATA XREF: sub_429CA0+2B�r~~		.data:0046DE90 HiEx 64h,64h,64h,64h,4Bh,64h,64h,64h,82h,64h,64h,50h,3Ch,50h; 0
	~~.data:0046DE74 ; sub_429CA0+132�r ...~~		.data:0046DEAC Laser 64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,96h,64h,46h; 0
	.data:0046DE90 ~~damageModifierHE dw~~ 64h,64h,64h,64h,4Bh,64h,64h,64h,82h,64h,64h,50h,3Ch,50h; 0		.data:0046DEC8 Plasma 64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,50h,64h,46h; 0
	.data:0046DEAC ~~damageModifierLaser dw~~ 64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,96h,64h,46h; 0		.data:0046DEE4 Stun 64h,64h,5Ah,50h,64h,64h,50h,64h,64h,5Ah,64h,64h,64h, 0; 0
	.data:0046DEC8 ~~damageModifierPlasma dw~~ 64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,50h,64h,46h; 0		.data:0046DF00 Melee 64h,78h,64h,64h,5Ah,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h; 0
	.data:0046DEE4 ~~damageModifierStun dw~~ 64h,64h,5Ah,50h,64h,64h,50h,64h,64h,5Ah,64h,64h,64h, 0; 0		.data:0046DF1C Acid 64h,A0h,6Eh,64h,28h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h; 0
	.data:0046DF00 ~~damageModifierMelee dw~~ 64h,78h,64h,64h,5Ah,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h; 0
	.data:0046DF1C ~~damageModifierAcidSpit dw~~ 64h,~~0A0h~~,6Eh,64h,28h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h; 0

	===HWP weapons data===		===HWP weapons data===

Morgan525 at 00:44, 15 February 2014

2014-02-15T00:44:22Z

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			= X-COM Complete Packages =

			<i>This entry is only a stub for the moment. We grognards on the wiki ask anyone who has bought one of the new packages to tell us things like:
			#Who did you get it from - GamersGate, Steam, or elsewhere? (If it is found that they're both selling the exact same package, we'll say so here.)
			#What version of X-COM UFO Defense is included? Probably the Win CE version (below), yes?
			#Any trouble installing, or other considerations to keep in mind?
			#Any problems versus what you expect from X-COM? (if you played it before, or have been reading this wiki, or whatever)
			Et cetera. This info is intended to help those who might buy the packages in the future, and is also intended to tell us old hands what's in the package.

			Once we get 3-5 mini-reviews, we'll remove these italicized comments, and collapse reviews into a more "wiki-like" overview. (We'll include a link to the time/version when you posted individual reviews.) So, newcomers who bought the Complete Package, please make a new "Review #(next #)" section below, with a summary review. And see the new [[Talk:GEOSCAPE.EXE#New Bundles]] section for more in-depth Q&A and comments.

			If any of you have the ability to make comments on Steam or GamersGate that are tacked onto the new X-COM bundles, please post a comment letting people know about this wiki. '''www.UFOpaedia.org''', loud and proud.</i> It's 1999. We're here to save Earth.

			''Thanks, and welcome!''

			'''<u>wfames, elliotw2, or other new Complete Package folks</u> - please put your comments under a heading like the one below - thanks!''' -[[User:MikeTheRed\|MikeTheRed]] 03:51, 19 January 2009 (CST)

			==Review #1 by wfames==

			Everything seems fine except for psionics. Soldiers in both original X-Com and TFTD do not seem to gain any Psi Skill for either successful or unsuccessful mind control attempts. MC also never seems to work more than once in any given battle. Makes psionics practically useless. It's still a great game, even with that frustration, though.


			==Review #2 by Draco Cracona==

			Had MC in TFTD work multiple times in one battle with the steam version and seemed like MC-Str was going up faster with those using it (can check tomorrow night) - they definately got some TUs from just MCing; will try to check out some of the TFTD research bugs soon, although the magnetic navigation is available as soon as ion armour is done iirc, although I do remember needing a lobsterman nav for something, I didn't spend much time going from ion to magnetic ion and I saw no Tasoth Commanders. Seems like UFO still has the very annoying difficulty bug; will try it with Xcomutil soon and see if theres a difference. Not played apocalypse yet. Tried many times with decent MC-skill to MC terror units; never managed it - no idea if this happens in the original too though.


			==Review #3 by Muton commander==

			I've had the Steam version package for a while, but I've mostly played Apoc or UFO Defense, not TFTD. In Apoc, I've yet to see anything wrong with it so far, and in UFO Defense, It appears to be the original DOS version, as the Blaster Launcher can fire normally, with no Up Waypoint Bug (accidently tested to my dismay and the death of half of my squad). I'm going to go test TFTD more, as it is really what needs or seems to need to most attention on the Wiki.

			==Review #4 by Diegoba==

			I've just downloaded the package from Direct2Disk.
			* Ufo Defense. Version 1.2 running under DOSBox. The installer takes care of all configuration and creates an icon for the game. I noticed some changes in the sounds. The intro seems to have been modified to include sounds from the game (weapons fire, doors opening). Sectoids don't make the high-pitched scream when killed, they sound more like Mutons. Maybe V1.2 is like this and I've never played it before? More on this as I keep playing.


			==Review #5 by niffiwan==

			I purchased the complete package from GamersGate. As Diegoba said above, the installer took care of everything. The "default" version (i.e. the one that the created icon launches) seems to be DOS 1.4 (running inside Dosbox 0.72) which doesn't seem to match with what elliotw2 found. I say 1.4 because the filesize of geoscape.exe is 382,957 bytes. The readme.txt included in the base XCOM dir says version 1.2?

			Anyway, they have also included the Win CE version as they have the following two executables as well, 'UFO Defense.exe' and 'UFO Defense_Patched.exe'. The 1st doesn't seem to work properly on my PC with the intro & menu graphics being garbled but the 2nd seems to work OK (but I haven't tested further than checking that the 'load game' window displays correctly).

			'UFO Defense_Patched.exe' is 6,144 bytes & I'd guess that it's just some sort of wrapper for 'UFO Defense.exe'.

			I've played a fair bit of the way through a "superhuman" game (which given the version I've now found is really "beginner") and it all seems to work as expected. No hassles with the install or configuration. Everything seems to match what the wiki says. Unlike wfames the Psi skill seems to be increasing normally for the soldiers in my game. --[[User:Niffiwan\|Niffiwan]] 06:06, 15 February 2010 (EST)

			===Note on x_patched.exe===

			The patched EXE found in many of the packages is f0ders XCLoader.exe. This is a wrapper that patches in memory the way the games interact with Direct X. This resolves corrupt graphics. --[[User:BladeFireLight\|BladeFireLight]] 18:05, 15 February 2010 (EST)

			==Review #6 by ciago==

			Bought the game from Gamestop Now. It installed using DOSBox v.72 and works great. Seem slightly more difficult than I expected, but I'm sure that's just newbie inexperience. However, it installed the game under 2K Games/X-COM UFO Defense and I cannot find a way to get the XCOMHack at http://www.stonepool.com/xcom/ to work. It tells me to find the save game directory but no matter where I select it won't accept it. If anyone knows how to fix this, let me know. If you don't need to mess with the save games, Gamestop Now works great! [[User:Ciago92\|Ciago92]] 18:16, 4 September 2012 (EDT)

			:XcomHack is an old application that probably does not understand long path names, including path names with spaces in them. Try installing and running XcomHack in the actual XCOM directory, then you can specify the path to save game files as '''.\GAME_1''' etc (don't forget the initial dot). If that fails, copy the save game directory you want to work on to C:\TEMP\game_1 (etc) and then copy it back. Or use XcomUtil, which does most of the same things (not all), and more. Enjoy! [[User:Spike\|Spike]] 20:16, 4 September 2012 (EDT)

			::If it will only let you browse for the directory, you may be in trouble. Otherwise, try what Spike says. Another trick is that long file and directory names also have hidden short names... "C:\Documents and Settings" is also "C:\DOCUME~1". You can see them in a DOS command box (/Start /Run COMMAND[Enter], then type "DIR /X"). You can see where the savegames are, right? -[[User:MikeTheRed\|MikeTheRed]] 23:21, 4 September 2012 (EDT)



	I just remembered something: Some bitmaps are stored in the executable. I think one such bitmap belongs to the Geoscape side bar. If the offsets for this can be located in the executable, you should be able to sign it off as an irrelevant section if you're hunting for particular variables in the executable.		I just remembered something: Some bitmaps are stored in the executable. I think one such bitmap belongs to the Geoscape side bar. If the offsets for this can be located in the executable, you should be able to sign it off as an irrelevant section if you're hunting for particular variables in the executable.

Morgan525: /* Craft type data */

2014-02-11T08:04:14Z

Craft type data

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	===Craft type data===		===Craft type data===
	.data:0046F9A8 ; DATA XREF: sub_432B90+1C�r		.data:0046F9A8 ; DATA XREF: sub_432B90+1C�r
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~; sub_436970+59�r ...~~		.data:0046F9A8 00 02 04 06 08 0A 0C 0E 18 1A
	~~craftsData~~		.data:0046F9A8 <23Ah, -200, 0, 760, 2, 1500, 150, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0E, 03, 0> ; 0 ''Skyranger''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <23Ah, ~~65336~~, 0, 760, 2, 1500, 150, 4, 0, 0, 0, ~~0Eh~~, ~~0,\~~		.data:0046F9A8 <23Bh, -300, 1, 3100, 8, 30, 800, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0C, 00, 0> ; 1 ''Lightning''
	~~.data:0046F9A8 3~~, 0> ; 0 ''Skyranger''		.data:0046F9A8 <23Ch, -400, 2, 5400, A, 60, 1200, 4, 0, 0, 0, 1A, 04, 0> ; 2 ''Avenger''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <23Bh, ~~65236~~, 1, 3100, 8, 30, 800, 4, 0, 0, 0, ~~0Ch~~, ~~0,\~~		.data:0046F9A8 <23Dh, -250, 2, 2100, 3, 1000, 100, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0, 00, 0> ; 3 ''Interceptor''
	~~.data:0046F9A8 0~~, 0> ; 1 ''Lightning''		.data:0046F9A8 <23Eh, -250, 2, 4200, 9, 20, 500, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0, 00, 0> ; 4 ''Firestorm''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <23Ch, ~~65136~~, 2, 5400, ~~0Ah~~, 60, 1200, 4, 0, 0, 0, ~~1Ah,\~~		:
	~~.data:0046F9A8 0~~, 4, 0> ; 2 ''Avenger''		.data:0046F9A8 00 02 04 06 08 0A 0C 0E 10 12 14 16
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <23Dh, ~~65286~~, 2, 2100, 3, 1000, 100, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0, ~~0,\~~		.data:0046F9A8 <2B2h, 100, 2, 2200, Ch, 0, 50, 5, 38h, C8h, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 5 ''Small Scout (VS)''
	~~.data:0046F9A8 0~~, 0> ; 3 ''Interceptor''		.data:0046F9A8 <2B3h, 150, 2, 2400, 9, 0, 200, 4, 38h, FAh, 14, 78h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 6 ''Medium Scout (S)''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <23Eh, ~~65286~~, 2, 4200, 9, 20, 500, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, ~~0,\~~		.data:0046F9A8 <2B4h, 250, 2, 2700, 9, 0, 250, 4, 30h, 12Ch, 14, 110h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 7 ''Large Scout (S)''
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 0> ; 4 ''Firestorm''		.data:0046F9A8 <2B5h, 500, 2, 4000, 8, 0, 500, 3, 30h, 1F4h, 28, B0h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 8 ''Abductor (M)''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <2B2h, 100, 2, 2200, ~~0Ch~~, 0, 50, 5, 38h, ~~0C8h~~, 0, 0, 0,\		.data:0046F9A8 <2B6h, 500, 2, 4300, 8, 0, 500, 3, 20h, 1F4h, 28, A0h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 9 ''Harvester (M)''
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 0, 0> ; 5 ''Small Scout (VS)''		.data:0046F9A8 <2B7h, 1000, 2, 4800, 6, 0, 1200, 2, 18h, 7D0h, 78, 150h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 10 ''Terror Ship (L)''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <2B3h, 150, 2, 2400, 9, 0, 200, 4, 38h, ~~0FAh~~, 14, 78h,\		.data:0046F9A8 <2B8h, 1400, 2, 5000, 6, 0, 3000, 1, 18h, FA0h, 8C, 208h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 11 ''Battleship (VL'')
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 6 ''Medium Scout (S)''		.data:0046F9A8 <2B9h, 800, 2, 3200, 6, 0, 2200, 2, 18h, BB8h, 3C, 120h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 12 ''Supply Ship (L)''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <2B4h, 250, 2, 2700, 9, 0, 250, 4, 30h, 12Ch, 14, 110h,\
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 7 ''Large Scout (S)''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <2B5h, 500, 2, 4000, 8, 0, 500, 3, 30h, 1F4h, 28, B0h,\
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 8 ''Abductor (M)''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <2B6h, 500, 2, 4300, 8, 0, 500, 3, 20h, 1F4h, 28, A0h,\
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 9 ''Harvester (M)''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <2B7h, 1000, 2, 4800, 6, 0, 1200, 2, 18h, 7D0h, \
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 78, 150h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 10 ''Terror Ship (L)''
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <2B8h, 1400, 2, 5000, 6, 0, 3000, 1, 18h, ~~0FA0h~~, \
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 8C, 208h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 11 ''Battleship (VL'')
	.data:0046F9A8 ~~structCraftData~~ <2B9h, 800, 2, 3200, 6, 0, 2200, 2, 18h, ~~0BB8h~~, \
	~~.data:0046F9A8~~ 3C, 120h, 0, 0, 0, 0> ; 12 ''Supply Ship (L)''

	Craft type known fields: (14 x 2-byte dwords per record)		Craft type known fields: (14 x 2-byte dwords per record)
	00000000 structCraftData struc ; (sizeof=0x1C)		00000000 structCraftData struc ; (sizeof=0x1C)
	00000000 nameIdx ~~dw ?~~		00000000 nameIdx reference to the ENGLISH.DAT entry
	00000002 scoreDestroyed ~~dw ?~~ ; base 10		00000002 scoreDestroyed ; base 10
	00000004 weaponPods ~~dw ?~~ ''always 2 for UFOs. is this used for UFOs? how?''		00000004 weaponPods ''always 2 for UFOs. is this used for UFOs? how?''
	00000006 maxSpeed ~~dw ?~~ ''in knots'' ; base 10		00000006 maxSpeed ''in knots'' ; base 10
	00000008 acceleration ~~dw ?~~		00000008 acceleration
	0000000A fuelCapacity ~~dw ?~~ ; base 10		0000000A fuelCapacity ; base 10
	0000000C damageCapacity ~~dw ?~~ ; base 10		0000000C damageCapacity ; base 10
	0000000E ufoSize ~~dw ?~~		0000000E ufoSize ''5 - Very Small / 4 - Small (inc. XCom) / 3 - Medium / 2 - Large / 1 - Very Large -spike''
	''5 - Very Small / 4 - Small (inc. XCom) / 3 - Medium / 2 - Large / 1 - Very Large -spike''		00000010 ufoReload ''UFO only. Firing interval (rand(x-(diff2))+(x-(diff2)).
	00000010 ufoReload ~~dw ?~~		Values: 56=S/MSct 48=LSct/Abd 32=Harv 24=Suppl/Terr/BS. -spike''
	''UFO only. Firing interval (rand(x-(diff2))+(x-(diff2)).		00000012 ufoEscapeTime ''100~200% = time before UFO attempts escape (on Beginner) - Volutar.
	Values: 56=S/MSct 48=LSct/Abd 32=Harv 24=Suppl/Terr/BS. -spike''		Values: SS=200 MS=250 LS=300 A=500 H=500 TS=2000 BS=4000 SS=3000 -spike''
	00000012 ufoEscapeTime ~~dw ?~~		00000014 ufoPower ''alien weapon distance in km*8 -kyrub/spike''
	''~~This value x100%-~~200% = time before UFO attempts escape (on Beginner) - Volutar. Values: SS=200 MS=250 LS=300 A=500 H=500 TS=2000 BS=4000 SS=3000 -spike''		00000016 ufoRange ''alien weapon damage (0%-100%) -Morgan525/Tycho''
	00000014 ufoPower ~~dw ?~~ ''alien weapon ~~damage (0%~~-~~100%) -Morgan525~~/~~Tycho~~''		00000018 TroopSpace ''Troop capacity ''
	00000016 ufoRange ~~dw ?~~ ''alien weapon ~~distance in km*8~~ -~~kyrub~~/~~spike~~''		0000001A HWPSpace ''HWP capacity ''
	00000018 TroopSpace ~~dw ?~~ ''Troop capacity ''
	0000001A HWPSpace ~~dw ?~~ ''HWP capacity ~~-spike~~''
	0000001C structCraftData ends		0000001C structCraftData ends

Morgan525: /* Craft type data */

2014-02-01T10:45:11Z

Craft type data

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	00000012 ufoEscapeTime dw ?		00000012 ufoEscapeTime dw ?
	''This value x100%-200% = time before UFO attempts escape (on Beginner) - Volutar. Values: SS=200 MS=250 LS=300 A=500 H=500 TS=2000 BS=4000 SS=3000 -spike''		''This value x100%-200% = time before UFO attempts escape (on Beginner) - Volutar. Values: SS=200 MS=250 LS=300 A=500 H=500 TS=2000 BS=4000 SS=3000 -spike''
	00000014 ~~ufoRange~~ dw ? ''alien weapon ~~distance in km*8~~ -~~kyrub~~/~~spike~~''		00000014 ufoPower dw ? ''alien weapon damage (0%-100%) -Morgan525/Tycho''
	00000016 ~~ufoPower~~ dw ? ''alien weapon ~~damage (0%~~-~~100%) -Morgan525~~/~~Tycho~~''		00000016 ufoRange dw ? ''alien weapon distance in km*8 -kyrub/spike''
	00000018 TroopSpace dw ? ''Troop capacity ''		00000018 TroopSpace dw ? ''Troop capacity ''
	0000001A HWPSpace dw ? ''HWP capacity -spike''		0000001A HWPSpace dw ? ''HWP capacity -spike''

Morgan525: /* HWP weapons data */ reformatted slightly

2013-08-06T05:56:37Z

HWP weapons data: reformatted slightly

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	People were asking about the location where the ammo amount is passed to TACTICAL~~. For the Tank/Cannon, it is at 4ED2A and the Rocket launcher and FBL both reference 4ED30. (At least in my version of CE)~~.		People were asking about the location where the ammo amount is passed to TACTICAL.

	text:0044ED20 74 11 66 85 C0 75 06 C6 45 76 1E EB 0A C6 45 76		For the Tank/Cannon:
			:text:0044ED20 74 11 66 85 C0 75 06 C6 45 76 <u>1E</u> EB 0A C6 45 76

	text:0044ED30 08 EB 04 C6 45 76 FF 33 FF C7 44 24 28 04 00 00		the Rocket launcher and FBL:
			:text:0044ED30 <u>08</u> EB 04 C6 45 76 FF 33 FF C7 44 24 28 04 00 00

	~~I have found 6 different~~ places ~~in the code~~ that must be ~~changed~~ to set ~~the~~ amount of ammo for a tank without causing problems in base inventory.		There are several other places that must be altered to set a new amount of ammo for a tank without causing problems in base inventory. -[[User:Morgan525\|Tycho]]

	[[User:Morgan525\|Tycho]] ~~14:40, 4 January 2012 (EST)~~

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Morgan525: /* Alien equipment tables */ byte 05 detemines a scout

2013-07-25T23:29:19Z

Alien equipment tables: byte 05 detemines a scout

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	:'''03''': Base number of aliens on Superhuman (Veteran / Genius is the average of these two)		:'''03''': Base number of aliens on Superhuman (Veteran / Genius is the average of these two)
	:'''04''': A random number from 0 to this number will be added to the above number of aliens		:'''04''': A random number from 0 to this number will be added to the above number of aliens
	:'''05''': chance for unit to be "~~immune~~" ~~to UPS blast at the start of~~ a ~~mission~~.*		:'''05''': chance for this unit to be a "scout" and get spawned on a civ/scout node.
	:'''06-10''' (x06-x0A): Early game loadout		:'''06-10''' (x06-x0A): Early game loadout
	:'''11-15''' (x0B-x0F): Mid game loadout		:'''11-15''' (x0B-x0F): Mid game loadout
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	- [[User:NKF\|NKF]] 03:47, 19 May 2012 (EDT)		- [[User:NKF\|NKF]] 03:47, 19 May 2012 (EDT)

	~~: *-The unit will have its UNITPOS byte 2 set to zero until after the mission setup routine has dealt damage from a UPS explosion.[[User:Morgan525\|Tycho]] 07:21, 24 July 2013 (EDT)~~