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Mods, please feel free to move this post just in case this is the wrong spot. No intent to hijack this thread. Despite all the great disassembling work that's been done already, there's still some tiny bits missing from WC1, eg: one or two pilot parameters in the savegames 5 or 6 mission ship...

@UnnamedCharacter, I just tried to call wc1xml briefing.002 I get an exception, that the assembly could not be found. It looks for verison 0.13.0.32062 Windows Explorer shows version 0.13.0.0 of BeBe.WCGames.Engines.dll I got a similar error with 0.12 (which was why I really updated to 0.13)...

Hm, Shades, looks like some kind of translation table could come in handy here *hinthint*

On second thought, forget all that HTTP and Mono stuff. Any editor producing XML files is perfectly good enough, I guess. Talking about editors: is anyone already working on something? Just asking, because working on it without knowing about similar projects might turn out to be a waste of...

Ok, I should have spotted that myself, sorry for the inconvenience. And thanks for taking a look into it, though. UnnamedCharacter, do you think you could also provide a version that's not command-line based but listens for HTTP POST requests? If not, no problem. One can always but a wrapper...

Mouths are not animated when talking. But eyes are. But besides that, it seems to work perfectly (just started the first mission so far)

It works now, thanks. So, it seems I've got SM1.5 up and running here, sir. I bow to you!

Yes, what was published recently is really able to do everything the workshop was expected to become able of. Provided the right kind of interface, it should be an easy one to connect UnnamedCharacter's to any type of user interface, or at least to create a stand-alone UI that outputs the...

you mean the separator character for decimals? right, its . in german instead of ,

I tried calling the enclosed .cmd files. It worked for the briefing files, but I got an error for the module and camp files: FAILURE; 0,0,0 is not a valid value for Int32 (translated by myself as the .net runtime outputs localized error messages)

Yes, iirc there's a Ferret in those missions... I'm pretty sure they are available somewhere in the CIC's file section...

I heard that it seemed to be common for 3DO ports to use proprietary file formats for graphics and audio. Usually this is done for being able to take full advantage of the 3DO's hardware acceleration features. So, to sum up, you managed to mod all the game's relevant data files (camp, briefing...

Yes, you sent me the whole thing. About 11 MB. There's lots of stuff on it, tools and trainers from WC1 to WC4. Unfortunately, the missions directory does not contain any exe files that would allow for patching, injecting or doing whatever with those mission files. The zip also contains...

Took a short glimpse, looks great. Also complete, I assume? How far do you think are the binarieas different between the platforms? Not taking endianness into account for example

I wasn't able to find anything about a Chartbuster freeware CD from the UK on Google. The .zip file with 48 missions is just 35 kilobytes. Would anyone mind if we uploaded it here to this thread? Taking a short look into the files, I can't see how they should be used... They look a little bit...

Great! How do you connect campaign and briefing data? As far as I can see there's no ID's for the nodes or something like that. Looking forward to the MODULE files :-)

Yes, I remember. I used the savegame editor as a reference for creating my own (now broken, though) one. I'll bring that online again, thanks for the hint. There was something about that mission addon that kept me from taking a deeper look into it... maybe it was just that I wasn't able to get...

Planets, yay! Every series in the campaign shows a different set of planets in the background, so this is finally receiving the love it deserves ;)

Pretty impressive. Is 100 percent of the briefing data known or do you fill in the missing pieces with data from the original game file?

Great stuff, really awesome! How long did you work on this?