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: What I want to do next is take one or both of those test scenarios, hack the 0x10 offset up or down, and see if the observed damage output varies inversely. If so, I think that will be pretty strong evidence. Even in my data, there is definitely still also some variation going on that is not fully accounted for in the formula above. As you say it is interesting the 0x10 values are all multiples of 8, suggesting distances. I will keep testing and see what I come up with! Cheers, [[User:Spike|Spike]] 06:39, 5 July 2009 (EDT)
 
: What I want to do next is take one or both of those test scenarios, hack the 0x10 offset up or down, and see if the observed damage output varies inversely. If so, I think that will be pretty strong evidence. Even in my data, there is definitely still also some variation going on that is not fully accounted for in the formula above. As you say it is interesting the 0x10 values are all multiples of 8, suggesting distances. I will keep testing and see what I come up with! Cheers, [[User:Spike|Spike]] 06:39, 5 July 2009 (EDT)
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I'm enclined to agree with the rate of fire theory. A countdown is stored in [[CRAFT.DAT]] at offset 0x26 and when it hits 0, the UFO fires. It is reset for the next shot with this formula:
 +
tmp = offset10-2*difficultyLevel
 +
nextShot = RAND(0,tmp)+tmp
 +
[[User:Seb76|Seb76]] 07:16, 5 July 2009 (EDT)
  
 
===Base components data===
 
===Base components data===

Revision as of 11:16, 5 July 2009

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.

But that's the hard part. Where do you look? And what image width are we looking at?

I once tried creating a program that took in an offset number, a line width number and how many bytes you want displayed from then on as the parameters. It would then open up one of the executables and draw the bytes on the screen as a bitmap of sorts. Kind of never got off the ground - I got distracted and now a year has passed and all my programming knowledge has gone into a vegetative state. I wonder if a program like this would be useful in locating tables or images in the file?

- NKF

The Geoscape side bar? Isn't that in GEOBORD.SCR?

Regardless, something to mask out known offsets in the file would certainly come in handy.

- Bomb Bloke 22:41, 21 October 2006 (PDT)

Offsets

This page is going to get rather long if we explain in detail all of the offsets here. I don't know if we should merge the Alien stats to the Alien Stats page or make a new page for it?

Also technically the Weapon stats are stored in Tactical so probably should be put on that page.

I've found some other offsets and if I keep digging I'm sure I'll find more. See my talk page for a mock-up of what I'm thinking for the format. Pi Masta 15:21, 12 March 2007 (PDT)

Well, in terms of length, it is (or is going to be) much like other game files: lots and lots of offsets, and their descriptions. It's not a page a casual player is going to reference.--Ethereal Cereal 15:56, 12 March 2007 (PDT)

Added the Detection Range offsets that Seb76 found. By the way fwiw my view is that only technically minded people will be looking at the wiki entry for a game save file so it's ok to fill this page with a lot of offsets. Spike 16:13, 9 March 2008 (PDT)

Well then, if you don't mind about huge posts, I guess it is a good place to put some stuff I discovered with static dissassembly of the executable [before my hard drive burns down ;)], some info may already be known (gold edition, sorry about the crude format...):

Damage modifiers

.data:0046DE74 damageModifierIncendiary dw 64h,64h,50h, 0,28h,46h,46h,64h, 0,50h,0AAh,64h,64h,64h; 0
.data:0046DE74                                         ; DATA XREF: sub_429CA0+2B�r
.data:0046DE74                                         ; sub_429CA0+132�r ...
.data:0046DE90 damageModifierHE dw 64h,64h,64h,64h,4Bh,64h,64h,64h,82h,64h,64h,50h,3Ch,50h; 0
.data:0046DEAC damageModifierLaser dw 64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,96h,64h,46h; 0
.data:0046DEC8 damageModifierPlasma dw 64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,64h,50h,64h,46h; 0
.data:0046DEE4 damageModifierStun dw 64h,64h,5Ah,50h,64h,64h,50h,64h,64h,5Ah,64h,64h,64h, 0; 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

.data:0046D57C builtinWeaponStats structBuiltinWeaponStats <0, 4, 3Ch, 3Ch, 21h, 0, 0, 5Ah, 50h, 0>; 0
.data:0046D57C                                         ; DATA XREF: sub_403350+99�r
.data:0046D57C                                         ; sub_40FF70+105�r ...
.data:0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <2, 0Ch, 55h, 37h, 2Dh, 0, 0, 73h, 4Bh, 0>; 1
.data:0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <3, 11h, 6Eh, 32h, 21h, 0, 0, 55h, 4Bh, 0>; 2
.data:0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <4, 24h, 6Eh, 56h, 1Eh, 0, 0, 64h, 3Ch, 0>; 3
.data:0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <2, 28h, 8Ch, 0, 0, 0, 0, 78h, 50h, 1>; 4
.data:0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <7, 26h, 8Ch, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0>; 5
.data:0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <4, 22h, 82h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 0, 0, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0>; 6
.data:0046D57C structBuiltinWeaponStats <3, 22h, 64h, 4Bh, 1Eh, 32h, 23h, 6Eh, 3Ch, 0>; 7

The structure is: 

00000000 structBuiltinWeaponStats struc ; (sizeof=0x14)
00000000 damageType dw ?
00000002 ammoType dw ?
00000004 damage dw ?
00000006 snapshotAcc dw ?
00000008 snapshotTU dw ?
0000000A autoshotAcc dw ?
0000000C autoshotTU dw ?
0000000E aimshotAcc dw ?
00000010 aimshotTU dw ?
00000012 blasterEffect dw ?
00000014 structBuiltinWeaponStats ends

Funding countries borders polylines

.data:00474AD4 GeoBordersData dw 0FFFFh                ; DATA XREF: GeoDrawBorders+3�r
.data:00474AD4                                         ; GeoDrawBorders+C�o
.data:00474AD6 dw 221h
.data:00474AD8 dw 0FF43h
.data:00474ADA dw 238h
.data:00474ADC dw 0FF3Dh
.data:00474ADE dw 22Ch
.data:00474AE0 dw 0FF28h
.data:00474AE2 dw 233h
.data:00474AE4 dw 0FF1Fh
.data:00474AE6 dw 236h
...

Funding countries names coordinates

.data:00474DF8 GeoCountryNamesData dw 280h             ; DATA XREF: GeoDrawCountryNames+6�o
.data:00474DFA dw 0FF40h
.data:00474DFC dw 263h
.data:00474DFE dw 0B30h
.data:00474E00 dw 0FE53h
.data:00474E02 dw 25Ch
.data:00474E04 dw 0B2Ch
.data:00474E06 dw 0FEABh
.data:00474E08 dw 260h
.data:00474E0A dw 14h
.data:00474E0C dw 0FE8Ch
...

Craft type data

.data:0046F9A8                                         ; DATA XREF: sub_432B90+1C�r
.data:0046F9A8                                         ; sub_436970+59�r ...
 craftsData 
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <23Ah, 65336, 0, 760, 2, 1500, 150, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0Eh, 0,\
.data:0046F9A8                  3, 0>                  ; 0 Skyranger
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <23Bh, 65236, 1, 3100, 8, 30, 800, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0Ch, 0,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0, 0>                  ; 1 Lightning
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <23Ch, 65136, 2, 5400, 0Ah, 60, 1200, 4, 0, 0, 0, 1Ah,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0, 4, 0>               ; 2 Avenger
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <23Dh, 65286, 2, 2100, 3, 1000, 100, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0, 0>                  ; 3 Interceptor
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <23Eh, 65286, 2, 4200, 9, 20, 500, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0>                     ; 4 Firestorm
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <2B2h, 100, 2, 2200, 0Ch, 0, 50, 5, 38h, 0C8h, 0, 0, 0,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0, 0>                  ; 5 Small Scout (VS)
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <2B3h, 150, 2, 2400, 9, 0, 200, 4, 38h, 0FAh, 140078h,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0, 0, 0, 0>            ; 6 Medium Scout (S)
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <2B4h, 250, 2, 2700, 9, 0, 250, 4, 30h, 12Ch, 140110h,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0, 0, 0, 0>            ; 7 Large Scout (S)
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <2B5h, 500, 2, 4000, 8, 0, 500, 3, 30h, 1F4h, 2800B0h,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0, 0, 0, 0>            ; 8 Abductor (M)
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <2B6h, 500, 2, 4300, 8, 0, 500, 3, 20h, 1F4h, 2800A0h,\
.data:0046F9A8                  0, 0, 0, 0>            ; 9 Harvester (M)
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <2B7h, 1000, 2, 4800, 6, 0, 1200, 2, 18h, 7D0h, \
.data:0046F9A8                  780150h, 0, 0, 0, 0>   ; 10 Terror Ship (L)
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <2B8h, 1400, 2, 5000, 6, 0, 3000, 1, 18h, 0FA0h, \
.data:0046F9A8                  8C0208h, 0, 0, 0, 0>   ; 11 Battleship (VL)
.data:0046F9A8 structCraftData <2B9h, 800, 2, 3200, 6, 0, 2200, 2, 18h, 0BB8h, \
.data:0046F9A8                  3C0120h, 0, 0, 0, 0>   ; 12 Supply Ship (L)

Craft type known fields: 

00000000 structCraftData struc ; (sizeof=0x1C)
00000000 nameIdx dw ?
00000002 scoreDestroyed dw ?                     ; base 10
00000004 weaponPods dw ?
00000006 maxSpeed dw ?                           ; base 10
00000008 acceleration dw ?
0000000A fuelCapacity dw ?                       ; base 10
0000000C damageCapacity dw ?                     ; base 10
0000000E ufoSize dw ? 5 - Very Small / 4 - Small (inc. XCom) / 3 - Medium / 2 - Large / 1 - Very Large   -spike
00000010 anonymous_5 dw ? UFO only. Accuracy? RoF? Values: 56=S/MSct 48=LSct/Abd 32=Harv 24=Suppl/Terr/BS.  -spike
00000012 field_12 dw ?  alien weapon damage
00000014 field_14 dd ?  alien weapon distance in km*8  -kyrub
00000018 cargoSpace db ? Troop capacity 
00000019 field_19 db ? Unused high byte of troop capacity? -spike
0000001A field_1A db ? HWP capacity -spike
0000001B anonymous_6 db ? Unused byte of HWP capacity? -spike
0000001C structCraftData ends

While the 9th byte could be UFO weapon Accuracy or even rate of fire, it seems unlikely. All the values are a multiple of 8 just like distance, so it may be related to that. That's my guess. I'm sure someone like Seb would know more. --Zombie 23:56, 4 July 2009 (EDT)

Sorry I didn't sign those theory guesses, I will do so now. Actually, evidence is building up that the byte at 0x10 within structCraftData is an inverse co-factor - i.e. a divisor - of the net total damage output of UFO attacks. In other words, it could well be a firing interval value such as is seen for XCom craft weapons. I have done 3-4 sets of ten tests so far (XCom craft survival-time tests, deducing UFO damage output). 1 set was for Medium Scout vs Interceptor, 2 sets were for Terror Ship vs Avenger. (I also did multiple attacker sets but those are harder to compare directly to this scenario). So far all 3 test sets are a reasonably good fit for this formula:
UFO net damage output = 
(Weapon power x 75% (avg of randomisation) x 2/3 (accuracy) ) 
 x ( time (in game seconds) / 0x10 offset (firing interval) )
What I want to do next is take one or both of those test scenarios, hack the 0x10 offset up or down, and see if the observed damage output varies inversely. If so, I think that will be pretty strong evidence. Even in my data, there is definitely still also some variation going on that is not fully accounted for in the formula above. As you say it is interesting the 0x10 values are all multiples of 8, suggesting distances. I will keep testing and see what I come up with! Cheers, Spike 06:39, 5 July 2009 (EDT)

I'm enclined to agree with the rate of fire theory. A countdown is stored in CRAFT.DAT at offset 0x26 and when it hits 0, the UFO fires. It is reset for the next shot with this formula: 

tmp = offset10-2*difficultyLevel
nextShot = RAND(0,tmp)+tmp

Seb76 07:16, 5 July 2009 (EDT)

Base components data

.data:00470640 baseElements baseComponentStruct <249h, 300, 1, 4, 0, 0, 5>; 0
.data:00470640                                         ; DATA XREF: BaseEditDrawSideBar_sub_432EF0+12D�r
.data:00470640                                         ; BuildFacilities+74�o ...
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <24Ah, 400, 16, 10, 1Eh, 0, 4>; 1
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <24Bh, 750, 26, 30, 0Ah, 0, 4>; 2
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <24Ch, 800, 32, 35, 32h, 0, 4>; 3
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <24Dh, 500, 12, 10, 0, 0, 5>; 4
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <24Eh, 800, 25, 15, 0, 0, 4>; 5
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <24Fh, 200, 16, 5, 0, 3201F4h, 5>; 6
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <250h, 150, 10, 5, 0FAh, 0, 4>; 7
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <251h, 400, 18, 15, 0Ah, 0, 4>; 8
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <252h, 400, 24, 10, 0, 3C0258h, 0Ah>; 9
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <253h, 600, 34, 12, 0, 460384h, 0Ah>; 10
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <254h, 800, 34, 14, 0, 5004B0h, 0Ah>; 11
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <255h, 1200, 38, 15, 0, 0, 9>; 12
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <256h, 1300, 33, 5, 0, 0, 9>; 13
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <257h, 750, 24, 16, 0Ah, 0, 8>; 14
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <258h, 1400, 26, 30, 0, 0, 9>; 15
.data:00470640 baseComponentStruct <259h, 200, 25, 25, 1, 0, 4>; 16

fields: 

00000000 baseComponentStruct struc ; (sizeof=0x10)
00000000 stringId dw ?
00000002 cost dw ?                               ; base 10
00000004 constructionTime db ?                   ; base 10
00000005 maintenance db ?                        ; base 10
00000006 anonymous_4 dw ?
00000008 anonymous_5 dd ?
0000000C anonymous_8 dd ?
00000010 baseComponentStruct ends

Alien missions data

(I made another post for this one in missions.dat):
.data:00470E70 alienMissionData structAlienMission <5, 1, 0, 12Ch>      ; 0
.data:00470E70                                         ; DATA XREF: SpawnAlienShip+10D�r
.data:00470E70                                         ; UpdateAlienMissions+78�r ...
.data:00470E70 structAlienMission <6, 1, 2, 104h>      ; 1 ;
.data:00470E70 structAlienMission <7, 2, 4, 12Ch>      ; 2 ;
.data:00470E70 structAlienMission 5 dup(<0FFFFh, 0FFFFh, 0FFFFh, 0FFFFh>); 3
...

fields: 

00000000 structAlienMission struc ; (sizeof=0x8)
00000000 ufoType dw ?
00000002 numUfoToSpawn dw ?
00000004 unknown dw ?
00000006 timeCounter dw ?
00000008 structAlienMission ends

Ground patches

(used to spawn locations on continents):
.data:00471278 randPlaces structArea <640h, 0FDF8h, 0A0h, 28h>    ; 0
.data:00471278                                         ; DATA XREF: GetRandomPositionOnContinent+2D�r
.data:00471278                                         ; GetRandomPositionOnContinent+46�r ...
.data:00471278 structArea <730h, 0FDF8h, 0F0h, 50h>    ; 1
.data:00471278 structArea <8C0h, 0FE70h, 50h, 50h>     ; 2
.data:00471278 structArea <730h, 0FE70h, 0A0h, 50h>    ; 3
.data:00471278 structArea <820h, 0FE70h, 0A0h, 50h>    ; 4
.data:00471278 structArea <730h, 0FEC0h, 0A0h, 50h>    ; 5
.data:00471278 structArea <7D0h, 0FEC0h, 0B0h, 60h>    ; 6
.data:00471278 structArea <870h, 0FEB0h, 0A0h, 88h>    ; 7

00000000 structArea struc ; (sizeof=0x8)
00000000 xstart dw ?
00000002 ystart dw ?
00000004 width dw ?
00000006 height dw ?
00000008 structArea ends

Zones sectors

(used to get the zone number for a world coordinate):
.data:00474F38 geo_globe_zones structGlobeZone <618h, 987h, 0FDD0h, 0FE47h, 0>; 0
.data:00474F38                                         ; DATA XREF: GetWorldZoneFromPos+10�o
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <730h, 987h, 0FE48h, 0FF0Fh, 0>; 1
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <780h, 95Fh, 0FF10h, 0FFAFh, 0>; 2
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <0, 0B3Fh, 0FD30h, 0FDCFh, 1>; 3
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <0, 0B3Fh, 1E0h, 2D0h, 2>; 4
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <870h, 9D7h, 0FFB0h, 0FFFFh, 3>; 5
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <898h, 0A4Fh, 0, 77h, 3>; 6
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <898h, 0A27h, 78h, 1DFh, 3>; 7
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <0A78h, 1DFh, 0FDD0h, 0FEE7h, 4>; 8
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <0A78h, 13Fh, 0FEE8h, 0FF87h, 5>; 9
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <0A78h, 1B7h, 0FF88h, 0FFFFh, 5>; 10
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <28h, 1B7h, 0, 13Fh, 6> ; 11
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <140h, 22Fh, 0FEE8h, 0FF87h, 7>; 12
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <1E0h, 2CFh, 0FE70h, 0FEE7h, 7>; 13
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <230h, 2CFh, 0FEE8h, 0FFD7h, 7>; 14
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <2D0h, 347h, 0FE70h, 4Fh, 8>; 15
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <348h, 4AFh, 0FE70h, 0FFD7h, 8>; 16
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <1E0h, 59Fh, 0FDD0h, 0FE6Fh, 9>; 17
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <348h, 59Fh, 0FFD8h, 18Fh, 0Ah>; 18
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <5A0h, 617h, 0FDD0h, 0FE47h, 0Bh>; 19
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <5A0h, 72Fh, 0FE48h, 0FF0Fh, 0Bh>; 20
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <5A0h, 77Fh, 0FF10h, 0FFAFh, 0Bh>; 21
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <5A0h, 86Fh, 0FFB0h, 0FFFFh, 0Bh>; 22
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <5A0h, 897h, 0, 1DFh, 0Bh>; 23
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <4B0h, 59Fh, 0FE70h, 0FFD7h, 0Bh>; 24
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <988h, 0A77h, 0FDD0h, 0FF0Fh, 0Ch>; 25
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <960h, 0A77h, 0FF10h, 0FFAFh, 0Ch>; 26
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <9D8h, 0A77h, 0FFB0h, 0FFFFh, 0Ch>; 27
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <0A50h, 27h, 0, 77h, 0Dh>; 28
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <0A28h, 27h, 78h, 1DFh, 0Dh>; 29
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <28h, 1B8h, 140h, 1DFh, 0Dh>; 30
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <1B8h, 22Fh, 0FF88h, 4Fh, 0Eh>; 31
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <230h, 2CFh, 0FFD8h, 4Fh, 0Eh>; 32
.data:00474F38 structGlobeZone <1B8h, 347h, 50h, 1DFh, 0Eh>; 33

Same for country zones: 

.data:00475090 geo_glob_country_zones structGlobeZone <758h, 7F8h, 0FE78h, 0FF00h, 0>; 0
.data:00475090                                         ; DATA XREF: GetCountryFromPos+11�o
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <7F8h, 8ACh, 0FE78h, 0FF18h, 0>; 1
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <820h, 848h, 0FF18h, 0FF30h, 0>; 2
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <8A8h, 8C0h, 0FF00h, 0FF38h, 0>; 3
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <8ACh, 8F0h, 0FEA0h, 0FF00h, 0>; 4
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <8F0h, 924h, 0FE94h, 0FEC0h, 0>; 5
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <0F0h, 190h, 0FDD0h, 0FE98h, 1>; 6
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <0C0h, 0F0h, 0FE20h, 0FEB0h, 1>; 7
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <190h, 258h, 0FD98h, 0FEC0h, 1>; 8
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <258h, 528h, 0FD80h, 0FE70h, 1>; 9
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <528h, 550h, 0FDD0h, 0FE28h, 1>; 10
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <0B00h, 10h, 0FE20h, 0FE70h, 2>; 11
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <0B18h, 38h, 0FE70h, 0FEA8h, 3>; 12
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <30h, 78h, 0FE48h, 0FE84h, 4>; 13
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <38h, 78h, 0FE8Ch, 0FEA8h, 5>; 14
.data:00475090 structGlobeZone <58h, 90h, 0FEA8h, 0FED8h, 5>; 15
...

Dot color data for LOC.DAT entries

shawn on world map (can't think of a better name...):
.data:00475202 locationColor dw 0, 0Dh, 0Bh, 9, 1, 5, 7, 3           ; 0
.data:00475202                                         ; DATA XREF: geoDrawLocations+ED�r

Just after that are data describing the mask for drawing the location (I don't remember the format, but it shouldn't be something too complicated to decypher)

Flare pattern

(tactical mode):
.data:0046C558 flarePattern db 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h; 0
.data:0046C558                                         ; DATA XREF: LightmapAddFlarePattern+7�o
.data:0046C558                                         ; LightmapAddFlarePattern+19�o
.data:0046C558 db 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h; 31
.data:0046C558 db 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h; 62
.data:0046C558 db 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Eh, 0Eh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h; 93
.data:0046C558 db 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 0Fh, 0Fh, 0Eh, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Bh, 0Bh, 0Bh, 0Bh, 0Bh, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Ch, 0Dh, 0Dh, 0Eh, 0Fh, 0Fh, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h, 10h; 124
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Sorry for the big post and the raw format... Seb76 13:59, 10 March 2008 (PDT)

Construction costs for access lifts: 

.data:0046E69C basePrice dd 800000, 950000, 900000, 600000, 1000000, 650000, 550000, 500000, 750000; 0
.data:0046E69C dd 800000, 750000, 600000, 3 dup(500000); 9

Seb76 11:01, 16 March 2008 (PDT)

New Bundles

The "Complete Package" and such versions of X-Com from Steam, interestingly enough, include both versions of the game, at least .exe wise. The one that runs when you just launch from the Steam menu is the original European version, 1.2, so I wonder exactly why they included the other version. -Elliotw2 2009-01-15 18:01:37

Hiya Elliotw2! I wasn't watching this page's Talk page before, but I am now.
As for the various versions, I dusted off some 10 y.o. DOS floppies a few years ago. They still worked, and I ran with it (U.S. DOS v. 1.4). Although I've read a lot about the other versions on this wiki, I'll let the other vets here address what you just said (smile). I personally would have chosen the U.S. version... Vets, why would they have both versions in the bundle, but make the default be the European version?
Elliotw2, please leave a mini-review (or repeat what you just said) at GEOSCAPE.EXE#X-COM_Complete_Packages (see my new "mini-review" format request there). Sorry for the mess, newcomers - especially having this tucked away under GEOSCAPE, but it makes sense to us grognards. As always, we will change and grow as needed, and "us" easily includes "you". For now, we're just trying to make sure that newcomers can find what they need here, and that there's a place for info on the Complete Packages to be voiced.
-MikeTheRed 03:49, 19 January 2009 (CST)

Manufacturing stats?

Has someone worked out the manufacturing stats at offset 355596 355600 (vanilla 1.4)?? As far as I can see it looks like 35 records of 18 bytes

See the PRODUCT.DAT page. --Zombie 16:25, 24 February 2009 (CST)
ok, this is actually is a useful bit of information, I would have put it in the article.. --Emphyrio 07:06, 25 February 2009 (CST)
Good deal. I also added a note to the top of PRODUCT.DAT (and linked the Manufacturing_Profitability to PRODUCT.DAT - that should've been there, too). -MikeTheRed 11:17, 25 February 2009 (CST)

craft weapon stats?

I guess the craft weapon stats could be in here too? as far I can see these are at 353378 (plain 1.4), 18 bytes, 9x2 byte:
index/range/acc/dmg/??/time/no of ammo/??/ammo
--Emphyrio 15:25, 1 March 2009 (CST)

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