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Planet Quality
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by Citizen AngelPhoenix - 7/16/2003 7:57:08 AM

Is it possible to hex edit the planets that you have colonised to increase there quality??
If so how??




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#1  by Veteran Dark Rain - 7/17/2003 5:06:45 AM

Yeah you can, here's a copy paste of the planets.galaxy file format. I'd give a link to the whole thing but the server hosting my website is down (AGAIN).

v0.0.1
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Introduction to planets.galaxy files
====================================

Planets.galaxy files contain infos on all the planets in the saved
game galaxy.

This file is part of the save game file system. See the file
gc-save.game.system-fmt.txt for more details on it's other parts.


Notes
=====

For this text, I assume that a char is one byte, a short 2 byte
and a longword 4 byte.



The Header
==========

Variable Name Size
============================
PlanetName Char[54]
PlanetOrbit Short
... 10 byte of unknown stuff ...
PlanetQuality LongWord
... 164 byte of unknown stuff ...

"PlanetName" - The name of the planet.

"PlanetOrbit" - The orbit of the planet in the solar system.

"PlanetQuality" - The quality of the planet.


After this header, it's another planet header until the end
of the file.

.................


          
#2  by Citizen AngelPhoenix - 7/17/2003 6:46:38 AM

Thanks Dark Rain. I've had a look and I can find all the planet names. But having difficulty working out the locations for the planet quality.If you can post the link to your web site when its working again would be great

      
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