Syndicate Wars (DOS)

This page contains notes for the game Syndicate Wars (DOS).

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Level Files#

Level File Naming Convention#

Levels in the game are stored with the following key to their filenames:

c0mml0LL.dat

Where:
m = Map number and
L = unique level number for this map

e.g. c030l001.dat, which would be the first level defined for map 30 (London).

Level numbers do not correspond to the index of missions defined in the ALL000.MIS files, they're just arbitrary numbers to make each level file unique. Where it gets complicated is that many levels are defined with the same level number but a different file extension, e.g:

c030l001.d1
c030l001.d2

These are often in addition to a corresponding level with a .dat file extension. Confusingly it seems the game started with all levels featuring only a .d1, .d2, etc extension, seemingly to represent different versions of the same level. However, once the game reached the alpha stage for some some reason .dat was added as an extension too. Generally finished levels are saved as .dat, with older versions as .d1, etc, but this is not always the case.

The game does not store the level file it is looking for directly in the above format (i.e. as a string). Instead it uses a different format in e.g. the ALL000.MIS file to know what file to load, based simply on two numbers (map and level no).

e.g. 10 16

These can be converted back into the full filename with the following formula:

CL<LevelNo%15>.D<LevelNo/15>

so the above example would have the filename C010L001.D1.

If LevelNo/15 is zero, then the extension is just .DAT.

To convert the filename into the two number format used in the game files, the following can be used to find the levelNo:

LevelNo = Number from file extension * 15 + Level number from file name

While not without exception (there is one campaign map with this number), overwhelmingly levels ending in l005.dat are multiplayer levels.

(Source: Mefistotelis])

Level File Format Versions#

Game levels self-report the file format version via the first byte of the level file. The following different level file versions have been observed. If levels are examined based on their filestamp, there is clear pattern where new versions of the level format appear and superceded old versions are no longer used over time.

Version 4 appears to the earliest known version of the data structure, as this is what is used by the pre-alpha demo and is present if a level is saved from the editor. However, it's not clear if this version is actually complete/working as very little seems to actually be saved in the files. Experimentation shows that the only thing definitely saved in these files are the level's group names if defined. Everything else is saved in the map file, like the PlayStation version.

Version 9 onwards is used by files included with the final game, but this is still from an early pre-alpha version of the game and won't work with the final executable. The final game is only compatible with level files from version 15 onwards. Versions 9, 11, and 12 can be loaded but have totally different data structures so will either be horribly broken, or will outright crash the game.

Versions 9 - 12 have lot more (empty) fields for data, including an extra 48 bytes that oddly store parts of the NPC health and vehicle position data, despite other vehicle-only structures that are used as dedicated extra bytes for vehicles already existing at this point.

Version 15 is the first of the final game formats. As well as drastically slimming the number of (mostly unused) variables down, it also introduces the Flag2 field, meaning Things can now be hidden in-game.

Version 16 introduces the ability to pre-set the camera angle on level start.

Version 17 differs from versions 15 and 16 in how it stores vehicle health.

Version	Start Date
4	October 1995?
9	January 1996
11	Early February 1996
12	Late February 1996
15	Late March 1996
16	April 1996
17	Late May 1996

Most levels present in the game files use the final version 17 file structure.

Level File Data Structures#

The recent work to reverse engineer data structures from the debug code left in the early demos and PlayStation symbols reveals the structure for characters stored in the levels.

Level files have several different blocks of data one after another, as follows:

File version header (1 byte data, 3 more bytes blank)
Character data header (2 bytes) - lists how many characters are defined below.
Character data - who and what is found where in the level. These use the "Thing" data structure, and its sub-structures "ThingUnion", "TngUVehicle", and "TngUPerson", etc, as defined here. Each entry is 168 bytes in length, but vehicles have another extra 36 bytes of data in their definition.
Command data header (2 bytes) - lists how many commands are defined following.
Command data - behaviour for all NPCs in a level, where they should walk, who they should be killing or defending, what vehicles to get in, etc. This uses the "Command" data structure, as defined here. This is the bulk of the file. Each entry is 32 bytes long.
Groups header (7 bytes). There are at least two known variants of this, but some files don't seem to have any obvious header to show the start of group info, it's simply straight after the command data.
Group names - ASCII text names for each group used in the level in order of the group numbers from 0. Each entry is 40 bytes long. It seems there are 32 entries, although most will be blank.
Group relationships - these are a corresponding block of 32 entries for the above, again each 40 bytes long. In fact there is a 33rd dummy entry at the start, then the entry for the player group, which is always just blank.
Small header (19 bytes) - this comes after groups and just consists of the value 1 and 18 zero bytes. If there are items, the item header is the immediate next value, otherwise it goes to game misc.
Items header (2 bytes) - lists how many item entries follow. Found 2619 bytes from the very first character of the first group name above. This is optional - if there are no items in the level it simply gets ommitted.
Items data - a list of all items found on the ground in the level. Each entry is 60 bytes long and uses the "SimpleThing" data structure.
Game Misc (4400 bytes) - this follows immediately after items (or the small header if no items in level) and is used to define any mounted guns in a level. Even if there are none it always starts with a 4 byte header that must be present.
Padding (116 bytes) - zero byte padding
Level camera start angle (4 bytes) - The final 4 bytes of any level file. This is always found 4516 bytes from the last item defined, or the end of the small header. The starting camera angle of the level is derived from this. In practice only the second byte needs altering, examples are 00 = starting camera angle, 40 = camera 90 degrees right from start, 80 = 180 degrees from start, C0 = 270 degress right, FF = back to start

The character data is as follows, based around the Thing structure, with extended sets of data depending on the Thing Subtype:

Thing Structure#

The game names objects in it as "Things". Most notably, all vehicles and people are Things. Starting common structure for all Things:

Variable	Offset (hex)	Length hex)	Notes
Parent	0x0	0x2	This seems to be used as a relationship between vehicles and their occupants - the parent listed here is the occupant of the vehicle
Next	0x2	0x2	Links to the vehicle this character starts in
LinkParent	0x4	0x2	All objects link to the next in a kind of daisy chain. It's not clear the effect of the order of this, or if it's arbitrary
LinkChild	0x6	0x2	As above, the same link in reverse
SubType	0x8	0x1	The Thing subtype - what kind of NPC, what kind of vehicle, see table below
Type	0x9	0x1	What is this Thing - 2 = Vehicle, 3 = Person
State	0xA	0x2	Various unknown purposes. Vehicles have these set, seemingly to define ground vehicle, flying vehicle, ship, tank, and mech. However, people rarely have different states set as well.
Flag	0xC	0x4	This seems to always be 67108868 for characters and 67108864 for vehicles. Not clear what it does. There is also the rarely seen state 67108870 for people, this is used for characters that start the level dead, used for corpses. The latter aso have State set to 13.
LinkSame	0x10	0x2	Daisy chains all same Thing Types together, so all characters and separate chain for all vehicles
LinkSameGroup	0x12	0x2	Daisy chain links together other things in same group
Radius	0x14	0x2	This seems to be the detection radius for the unit, for detecting enemy groups and responding as based on group allegiance
ThingOffset	0x16	0x2	Confusingly THIS seems to be a thing's effcetive unique identity in the file. This corresponds with what commands are set for a specific NPC in the commands list, for example
X	0x18	0x4	X position of thing on map
Y	0x1C	0x4	Y position of thing on map
Z	0x20	0x4	Z position of thing on map
Frame	0x24	0x2	In conjuction with StartFrame seems to determine the NPC graphics to use, all NPC types use the same value for their type. Not used for vehicles
StartFrame	0x26	0x2	This is how the 3D model for a vehicle is determined. NPCs also use this, but it's not clear if this value is as important for them, as the pre version 12 levels use slightly different values to later levels with no ill effect
Timer1	0x28	0x2	Unsure, usually the same as StartTimer1. Time to follow first command for?
StartTimer1	0x2A	0x2	As above, usually identical values to Timer1
VX	0x2C	0x4	This is position data for flying vehicles and people in flying vehicles. passengers/drivers of vehicles who start the level in them have their coordinates set here as well as regular X/Y/Z. Should be set to zero for the actual vehicles, as if not it causes weird glitches as vehicles are simultaneously forced to the location set here but also at the location actually travelled to, so are invisible and cannot be shot
VY	0x30	0x4	Ditto
VZ	0x34	0x4	Ditto
Speed	0x38	0x2	Speed of thing
Health	0x3A	0x2	Starting health of thing - can be lower than max health
Owner	0x3C	0x2	Seems to be used to set the target for protection/follow commands
PathOffset	0x3E	0x1	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used
SubState	0x3F	0x1	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used
PTarget	0x40	0x4	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used
Flag2	0x44	0x4	Used for a few special operations on a character, the most obvious one being to make some NPCs invisible if set to 16777216 (decimal)
GotoThingIndex	0x48	0x2	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used
OldTarget	0x4A	0x2	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used

TNGPerson Structure#

Extended Thing structure just for characters (i.e. not vehicles), continues from above

Variable	Offset (hex)	Length hex)	Notes
PathIndex	0x4C	0x2	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used
UniqueID	0x4E	0x2	The thing's unique id number. Unlike Thingoffset (which is the de facto unique id), this is oddly less important but still used.
Group	0x50	0x1	Group membership. Very important for determining relations between NPCs. Group 0 always indicates a player character. Vehicles often use group 0 as well, but groups don't seem to have any impact for vehicles
EffectiveGroup	0x51	0x1	The currently acting group membership. Not important in level files, used in-game to map what group a character is NOW, after e.g. persuasion or using a clone shield
ComHead	0x52	0x2	What command number the NPC starts the level doing
ComCur	0x54	0x2	Current command. Not used by the level file, only in-game
SpecialTimer	0x56	0x1	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used
Angle	0x57	0x1	The angled sprite to use on this character's start. This is 1-8 for the 8 compass directions
WeaponTurn	0x58	0x2	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used
Brightness	0x5A	0x1
ComRange	0x5B	0x1
BumpMode	0x5C	0x1
BumpCount	0x5D	0x1
Vehicle	0x5E	0x2	Seems to be unused
LinkPassenger	0x60	0x2
Within	0x62	0x2
LastDist	0x64	0x2
ComTimer	0x66	0x2
Timer2	0x68	0x2
StartTimer2	0x6A	0x2
AnimMode	0x6C	0x1
OldAnimMode	0x6D	0x1
OnFace	0x6E	0x2
UMod	0x70	0x2	Works like WeaponsCarried does, only for body mods.
Mood	0x72	0x2	This could be set in the pre-alpha demo editor, but seems to have been superceded for the final game by commands and group relations, and seems to be unused
FrameId	0x74	0x5	This selects alternate frames of animation for parts of an NPC's body. Only a few character types can use this, and it is overridden for player characters to always be default. Female Unguided: 0 = default, 1 = blonde hair, 2 = blue hair. Syndicate Agent: 0 = Default, 1 = Blond, 2 = Red with ponytail, 3 = Red no ponytail. Leather Jacket man 0 = Default, 1 = Red jacket. There are also some F unguided using 16777216, but this doesn't visibly do anything.
Shadows	0x79	0x4
RecoilTimer	0x7D	0x1
MaxHealth	0x7E	0x2	Maximum Health of character
Flag3	0x80	0x1	Unknown, doesn't seem to be used
OldSubType	0x81	0x1	Seems to always be 17 for NPCs (subtype 3) and 0 for vehicles (subtype 2)
ShieldEnergy	0x82	0x2	Starting shield enery for Thing
ShieldGlowTimer	0x84	0x1
WeaponDir	0x85	0x1
SpecialOwner	0x86	0x2
WorkPlace	0x88	0x2	Seems to be unused. Based on pre-release articles it seems this would be used for NPC routines, but in the final game these are all set via specific commands
LeisurePlace	0x8A	0x2	Seems to be unused. Based on pre-release articles it seems this would be used for NPC routines, but in the final game these are all set via specific commands
WeaponTimer	0x8C	0x2
Target2	0x8E	0x2
MaxShieldEnergy	0x90	0x2	Maximum shield energy of Thing
PersuadePower	0x92	0x2	Seems to be unused. Presumably this would allow special NPCs to grant greater persuasion power for the Persuadertron.
MaxEnergy	0x94	0x2	Maximum weapon energy of Thing
Energy	0x96	0x2	Starting weapon energy of Thing
RecoilDir	0x98	0x1
CurrentWeapon	0x99	0x1
GotoX	0x9A	0x2
GotoZ	0x9C	0x2
TempWeapon	0x9E	0x2
Stamina	0xA0	0x2	Starting stamina of Thing
MaxStamina	0xA2	0x2	Maximum stamina of Thing
WeaponsCarried	0xA4	0x4	Weapon inventory of character as explained above. Used for NPCs. Only used for player characters if level is loaded via /m command

A

Groups: Most level files (but not all) have a series of ASCII text entries that name all the groups in the level. Naturally this doesn't have a fixed location as it depends on how many characters are defined, but it found is towards the end of the file and can usually be identified by the preceeding header of 01020304050607. Another observed header format for groups is 090A0B0C0D0E1F - there doesn't seem to be any real rhyme or reason as to which are used (files across all versions have or do not have headers of different types, or none at all but still contain group data). There is then a space of 36 empty bytes and the group names begin. Each definition is fixed at 40 characters long. There doesn't seem to be a end marker after these. The first group listed corresponds to group 0 set on NPCs, with the second one corresponding to group 1, and so on.

Most levels have a unique set of groups just for that level, but some use what were clearly a template used by some of the designers as they reuse an identical wide selection of both common but also rarer enemy types not necessarily present in the level (e.g. The Nine and Lucy De Saxo).

TngUVehicle Structure#

Extended Thing structure just for vehicles, continues from Thing. Note these have different starting offsets to characters, so can't be correctly represented in the same export

Variable	Offset (hex)	Length hex)	Notes
PathIndex	0x4C	0x2
UniqueID	0x4E	0x2	The thing's uniqueid. Unlike Thingoffset, this doesn't seem very important
Group	0x50	0x1	Group membership. Very important for determining relations between NPCs
EffectiveGroup	0x51	0x1	Unclear - usually the same as the Group number, but sometimes different, especially for vehicles who are often set to group 99 here
Object	0x52	0x2
MatrixIndex	0x54	0x2
NumbObjects	0x56	0x1
Dummy2	0x57	0x1
WeaponTurn	0x58	0x2
ReqdSpeed	0x5A	0x2
MaxSpeed	0x5C	0x2
PassengerHead	0x5E	0x2
TNode	0x60	0x2
AngleDY	0x62	0x2
AngleX	0x64	0x2
AngleY	0x66	0x2
AngleZ	0x68	0x2
GotoX	0x6A	0x2
GotoY	0x6C	0x2
GotoZ	0x6E	0x2
VehicleAcceleration	0x70	0x2
LeisurePlace	0x72	0x2
TargetDX	0x74	0x2
TargetDY	0x76	0x2
TargetDZ	0x78	0x2
OnFace	0x7A	0x2
WorkPlace	0x7C	0x2
ComHead	0x7E	0x2
ComCur	0x80	0x2
Timer2	0x82	0x2
RecoilTimer	0x84	0x2
MaxHealth	0x86	0x2	Presumably vehicle max health, but not understood how it works. Version 17 files use the Armour attribute for vehicle health instead
Dummy	0x88	0xC
SubThing	0x94	0x2
Agok	0x96	0x2
WobbleZP	0x98	0x4
WobbleZV	0x9C	0x4
Armour	0xA0	0x1	This determines vehicle health for version 17 files only. Values typically vary from 1-9. Set to zero in pre V17 files.
PissedOffWithWaiting	0xA1	0x1
ZebraOldHealth	0xA2	0x2
destx	0xA4	0x2
destz	0xA6	0x2

Vehicle Data#

The extra 36 Bytes of vehicle data that follows the Thing data only for vehicle entries. The official names are not known so below are based on observation. These are used to initially place a vehicle in a level to set its facing, and are ignored after that point (aside from the size fields). Default for size fields seems to be 0x0040, but some vehicles have higher/lower than this set.

Variable	Offset (hex)	Length hex)
ObjectWidth	0x0	0x4
Objectskewleft	0x4	0x4
Objectskewright	0x8	0x4
ObjectRoll	0xC	0x4
ObjectHeight	0x10	0x4
ObjectPitch	0x14	0x4
ObjectSkew2	0x18	0x4
ObjectStretch	0x1C	0x4
ObjectLength	0x20	0x4

Thing Subtypes#

The Subtype value of a Thing when it's a person (and actually even if it's a vehicle) has the following known values:

Value	Character
1	Agent
2	Zealot
3	Unguided woman
4	Civil. suitcase man
5	Civil. White dress woman
6	Soldier
7	Mechanic spider
8	Police
9	Unguided man
10	Scientist
11	Shady Guy
12	Elite Zealot
13	Civ - Blonde Woman 1
14	Civ - Leather Jacket Man
15	Civ - Blonde Woman 2
40	Ground Car
50	Flying Vehicle
51	Tank
54	Ship
59	Mech

The Type value determines the type of the Thing. The only ones that seem to be defined here are 2 - Vehicle, and 3 - Person.

The vehicles above (thing types 40 - 59) also have the corresponding Thing type set to 2. Note that the subtype value only seems to determine the type of vehicle (ground only, flying, ship, etc), not which specific model it uses (APC, motorbike, taxi, etc). This is determined by the StartFrame as per the table below.

Oddly trains don't seem to have a Thing value, they presumably must be pre-set via the map editor once a train track is setup. The same seems to be the case for gun emplacements.

It's also worth noting that Thing subtype 15 - Civilian Blonde Woman 2 does not actually seem to be used by any levels. In the debug strings she is called "fast blonde". Adding her into a mission she does not seem to behave any different from other civilians. She looks identical to subtype 13, the first blonde woman.

Vehicle Types#

While the base type of a vehicle is determined by the Thing Type (e.g. flying, ground car, ship, etc), the actual appearance of the vehicle is determined by the StartFrame value. These are as follows:

Value	Vehicle Type
0	Civilian car (grey)
1	Delorean (grey)
2	Bike
3	Brown flyer
4	Train engine
5	Train carriage
6	APC
7	Large APC
8	Police car
9	Police Truck
10	Small industrial vehicle
11	Bullfrog truck
12	Fire truck
13	Ambulance
14	Taxi (Yellow)
15	Barge
16	Missile Frigate
17	Luxury Yacht
18	Tank
19	Tank missile battery
20	Missile (small)
21	Civilian car (Red)
22	Delorean (Yellow)
23	Zealot Imperial Shuttle
24	Taxi (Red)
25	Missile (Large)
26	Head of moon Mech
27	Chest of mech?
28	Bike (Metallic)
29	Claw Mech (black)
30	Claw Mech (Red)
31	2000AD/Manga Truck
32	Moon Mech leg
33	Moon Mech leg
34	Moon Mech leg
35	Moon Mech leg
36	Moon Mech Arm
37	Moon Mech Arm
38	Moon Mech Gun
39	Moon Mech Gun

Note these are not needed for the Moon Mech, it's placed in the game by its specific Thing Subtype value. If it's called by the values here on StartFrame, only parts of its body will be rendered (the actual Moon mech uses a startframe of 0).

WeaponsCarried DWORD#

The weapon loadouts for each character (including the preset ones for player characters, used only for debugging when the level is loaded from commandline) are stored as follows in the WeaponsCarried DWORD for that character:

Weapon	Hex
Uzi	1
Minigun	2
Pulse Laser	4
Electron Mace	8
Launcher	10
Nuclear Grenade	20
Persuadertron	40
Flamer	80
Disrupter	100
Psychogas	200
Knockout Gas	400
Ion Mine	800
High Explosive	1000
Napalm Mine	2000
LR Rifle	4000
Satellite Rain	8000
Plasma Lance	10000
Razor Wire	20000
Sonic Blast	40000
Graviton Gun	80000
Persuadertron 2	100000
Stasis Field	200000
Nothing (Energy Shield)	400000
Chromotap	800000
Displacertron	1000000
Cerberus IFF	2000000
Medikit	4000000
Automedikit	8000000
Trigger Wire	10000000
Clone Shield	20000000
Nothing/Uzi	40000000
Nothing/Minigun	80000000

Essentially the game loads the value set for the character, and divides the number by the highest of those in the table above until it finds a number that it is divisible by. This then adds that weapon to the character's inventory, and repeats the process going down the list to the next highest with the remainder. This continues until zero is hit or no weapons are left to add. Therefore if this is edited by hand to FFFFFFFF, that character will have all weapons in the game, including cut ones.

Group Relationships#

Relationships between groups are stored in a series of 40 byte entries in group order, with a blank dummy entry first. The first real entry for the player is usually blank as well (as the player naturally responds how they wish to other groups), and then the 31 other groups follow. These are stored as 4 byte bitfields of 32 bits to represent each of the relationship types. There is then a series of 8 single bytes that each represent a single other group the group can be tasked with protecting.

Variable	Offset (hex)	Length hex)	Notes
KillOnSight	0x0	0x4	Bitfield that represents which groups this group should kill on sight
KillIfWeaponOut	0x4	0x4	Bitfield that represents which groups this group should kill if they have their weapons drawn. Commonly used for the police against the player
KillIfArmed	0x8	0x4	Bitfield that represents which groups this group should kill if they have a weapon in their inventory at all
Truce	0xC	0x4	Bitfield that represents which groups this group should never attack. Commonly used to ally multiple groups of the same enemy type e.g. all zealots in a level
Guardian1	0x10	0x1	Integer representing the first of 8 possible groups that will protect this group. This needs testing to confirm exactly how it works, but it seems to be that if another groups engages the current group, the group set as a guardian here will actively become hostile to the attacking group as if they themselves had been attacked
Guardian2	0x11	0x1
Guardian3	0x12	0x1
Guardian4	0x13	0x1
Guardian5	0x14	0x1
Guardian6	0x15	0x1
Guardian7	0x16	0x1
Guardian8	0x17	0x1
Blank	0x18	0x10	Unused padding

Item Data Structure#

Used for all collectible items starting on the floor in a level.

Variable	Offset	Size	Notes
Parent	0x0	0x2
Next	0x2	0x2	Seems to link to ThingOffset of character Thing that is linked to do something with this item, e.g. units set to pick up a gun off the floor as a command
LinkParent	0x4	0x2
LinkChild	0x6	0x2
SubType	0x8	0x1	0 for weapons, 1 for Epidermises.
Type	0x9	0x1	Seems to always be 25 for items
State	0xA	0x2	If a weapon, uses same numbers as table here
Flag	0xC	0x4	Always seems to be 67108868
LinkSame	0x10	0x2
Object	0x12	0x2
Radius	0x14	0x2
ThingOffset	0x16	0x2	Unique number of item. Always negative for items it seems
X	0x18	0x4	X coordinate of item on map
Y	0x1C	0x4	Y coordinate of item on map
Z	0x20	0x4	Z coordinate of item on map
Frame	0x24	0x2	Used in conjunction with startframe for item floor icon. 3915 = high explosive, 3531 = briefcase,
StartFrame	0x26	0x2	Used for icon graphic type. 1003 = Mostly weapons, 1056 = epidermis,
Timer1	0x28	0x2
StartTimer1	0x2A	0x2
WeaponType	0x2C	0x2	If a weapon, uses same numbers as table here, but with base 1 (so all items bumped up one number). Weapon Type 31 is an Epidermis - type is set by Ammo field. 0 is Money briefcase, amount of cash is set by Ammo field
LastFired	0x2E	0x2
Ammo	0x30	0x2	Amount of money for money briefcases, type of epidermis if epidermis: 1 - Hard Skin, 2 - Flame Skin, 3 - Energy Skin, 4 - Stealth Skin
Owner	0x32	0x2
OnFace	0x34	0x2
field_38	0x38	0x4	Unknown

Level File Versions#

The below is a table listing each level file in the game, when it was last written to, and what level file format version it uses. Files using pre-version 15 formats will not work with the final game, but can be converted to be playable.

File	Version	Timestamp
C010L001.D1	9	01/25/1996 15:14:10
C003L001.D1	9	01/25/1996 16:53:30
C006L001.D1	9	01/26/1996 12:06:24
C006L001.D2	9	01/31/1996 10:42:54
C047L001.D1	9	02/01/1996 16:36:16
C000L001.D3	9	02/01/1996 17:14:36
C010L001.D3	9	02/02/1996 11:13:38
C044L001.D2	11	02/07/1996 14:59:32
C044L001.D1	11	02/07/1996 17:18:04
C044L001.D3	11	02/07/1996 17:30:20
C010L001.D2	11	02/07/1996 17:37:08
C032L002.D1	11	02/09/1996 12:37:34
C050L001.D1	11	02/12/1996 12:27:20
C050L001.D2	11	02/12/1996 16:04:14
C050L001.D3	11	02/12/1996 17:55:04
C001L001.D3	11	02/13/1996 11:28:26
C001L001.D1	11	02/13/1996 11:28:34
C050L002.D1	11	02/14/1996 11:52:30
C041L001.D2	11	02/14/1996 15:48:04
C002L001.D1	11	02/15/1996 16:43:20
C002L001.D2	11	02/15/1996 16:58:40
C002L001.D3	11	02/16/1996 14:47:16
C007L003.D2	11	02/16/1996 17:00:24
C007L003.D3	11	02/16/1996 17:01:36
C046L001.DAT	11	02/17/1996 14:19:24
C046L001.D1	11	02/17/1996 14:27:34
C046L001.D2	11	02/17/1996 14:44:36
C002L003.D1	11	02/17/1996 16:12:50
C002L003.DAT	11	02/17/1996 16:38:30
C041L002.D1	11	02/17/1996 17:05:58
C041L002.D2	11	02/17/1996 17:58:58
C008L003.D1	11	02/18/1996 14:15:48
C046L001.D3	11	02/18/1996 15:24:28
C044L002.D1	11	02/18/1996 19:48:50
C046L015.D1	11	02/18/1996 23:47:10
C046L015.D3	11	02/19/1996 13:54:24
C009L001.D1	12	02/19/1996 14:14:40
C009L001.D2	12	02/19/1996 14:43:54
C005L001.D1	12	02/20/1996 10:59:52
C047L001.D3	11	02/20/1996 11:02:44
C005L001.D2	12	02/20/1996 17:15:02
C046L014.DAT	12	02/21/1996 10:19:40
C040L001.D1	12	02/22/1996 12:03:42
C007L001.D1	12	02/27/1996 12:16:06
C007L001.D2	12	02/27/1996 12:21:16
C001L003.D2	12	02/27/1996 15:05:46
C020L002.DAT	12	02/28/1996 16:51:50
C007L003.D1	12	02/29/1996 11:48:38
C040L015.D1	12	02/29/1996 12:32:08
C002L007.D1	12	02/29/1996 15:36:44
C040L015.D2	12	03/01/1996 11:15:02
C044L015.DAT	12	03/01/1996 12:03:42
C004L007.D1	12	03/01/1996 12:06:28
C004L007.DAT	12	03/01/1996 12:34:54
C006L015.D3	12	03/01/1996 14:56:18
C044L015.D1	12	03/01/1996 15:52:26
C026L004.DAT	12	03/04/1996 10:24:08
C035L004.DAT	12	03/04/1996 17:33:08
C001L003.D1	12	03/05/1996 11:48:08
C008L003.D2	12	03/06/1996 15:48:32
C006L007.DAT	12	03/06/1996 16:43:58
C036L004.DAT	12	03/06/1996 17:43:26
C006L003.D1	12	03/08/1996 11:16:48
C006L003.D2	12	03/08/1996 14:31:08
C003L007.D2	12	03/08/1996 15:28:04
C003L007.DAT	12	03/08/1996 15:51:26
C045L015.D3	12	03/12/1996 10:04:16
C001L007.DAT	12	03/14/1996 13:52:48
C052L001.DAT	12	03/20/1996 14:58:54
C047L015.D1	12	03/20/1996 17:08:08
C041L001.D3	12	03/20/1996 17:42:22
C041L001.D1	12	03/21/1996 15:48:20
C044L002.D2	15	03/27/1996 12:35:52
C040L001.D3	15	03/28/1996 14:10:04
C030L008.D2	15	03/28/1996 15:07:42
C040L015.DAT	15	03/28/1996 15:11:42
C007L007.D1	15	03/29/1996 10:21:52
C003L007.D1	15	03/29/1996 14:31:44
C052L007.DAT	16	04/04/1996 13:46:46
C035L007.DAT	16	04/09/1996 15:16:24
C030L008.D1	16	04/11/1996 11:17:44
C027L003.DAT	16	04/11/1996 12:20:46
C009L007.DAT	16	04/11/1996 16:23:22
C020L007.DAT	16	04/12/1996 10:28:40
C002L007.DAT	16	04/12/1996 15:28:24
C028L002.DAT	16	04/13/1996 23:31:56
C000L001.DAT	16	04/16/1996 12:36:32
C008L003.DAT	16	04/22/1996 18:20:32
C036L001.D3	16	04/24/1996 17:24:08
C046L008.DAT	16	04/25/1996 21:01:44
C003L015.DAT	16	04/26/1996 13:36:10
C046L009.DAT	16	04/27/1996 05:46:54
C046L010.DAT	16	04/29/1996 13:33:26
C004L015.DAT	16	05/02/1996 01:02:38
C002L015.DAT	16	05/02/1996 12:28:00
C041L002.DAT	16	05/08/1996 15:39:22
C050L002.DAT	16	05/08/1996 17:21:14
C044L007.D1	16	05/10/1996 01:33:52
C044L007.DAT	16	05/14/1996 12:52:44
C036L003.D2	16	05/16/1996 12:18:50
C036L003.DAT	16	05/16/1996 18:22:24
C012L001.DAT	17	05/20/1996 16:37:42
C025L015.D3	17	05/21/1996 15:17:04
C065L001.DAT	17	05/25/1996 18:44:28
C041L001.DAT	17	05/30/1996 01:26:10
C047L015.DAT	17	05/31/1996 16:32:50
C047L001.D2	17	06/01/1996 20:33:10
C049L009.DAT	17	06/10/1996 17:10:28
C027L015.D3	17	06/16/1996 22:51:22
C050L002.D2	17	06/25/1996 16:31:50
C044L002.DAT	17	06/28/1996 10:57:06
C035L001.D1	17	06/28/1996 16:06:06
C079L015.D3	17	07/07/1996 18:02:26
C044L003.DAT	17	07/14/1996 15:04:22
C047L011.DAT	17	07/19/1996 16:54:36
C030L001.D2	17	07/19/1996 17:35:56
C002L002.DAT	17	07/22/1996 15:29:42
C046L015.DAT	17	07/25/1996 11:16:44
C060L015.DAT	17	07/25/1996 12:15:08
C044L001.DAT	17	07/29/1996 11:13:56
C070L011.DAT	17	07/29/1996 13:28:58
C070L011.D1	17	07/29/1996 13:29:44
C005L005.DAT	17	08/02/1996 11:18:38
C040L005.DAT	17	08/02/1996 14:24:22
C065L005.DAT	17	08/02/1996 14:26:54
C041L005.DAT	17	08/04/1996 21:19:16
C009L001.DAT	17	08/05/1996 04:04:28
C004L013.DAT	17	08/05/1996 04:05:20
C022L013.DAT	17	08/05/1996 04:09:34
C040L013.DAT	17	08/05/1996 04:29:40
C022L001.D2	17	08/05/1996 04:37:26
C004L001.D2	17	08/05/1996 04:45:44
C046L015.D2	17	08/05/1996 04:51:50
C046L002.D2	17	08/05/1996 05:11:58
C046L002.DAT	17	08/05/1996 05:13:22
C022L003.DAT	17	08/05/1996 06:27:02
C022L003.D2	17	08/05/1996 06:28:26
C021L001.D3	17	08/05/1996 06:30:00
C001L002.DAT	17	08/05/1996 06:31:16
C022L002.DAT	17	08/05/1996 06:34:10
C022L004.DAT	17	08/05/1996 06:38:54
C009L003.DAT	17	08/05/1996 06:39:34
C027L001.DAT	17	08/05/1996 06:45:28
C004L003.DAT	17	08/05/1996 06:48:44
C001L003.DAT	17	08/05/1996 13:44:48
C003L010.DAT	17	08/08/1996 18:01:52
C035L001.DAT	17	08/09/1996 13:03:48
C008L001.DAT	17	08/11/1996 16:28:30
C027L002.DAT	17	08/11/1996 16:35:02
C005L001.DAT	17	08/11/1996 16:35:46
C011L001.DAT	17	08/11/1996 16:37:34
C050L002.D3	17	08/11/1996 16:50:38
C007L005.DAT	17	08/11/1996 17:03:20
C025L001.D3	17	08/11/1996 17:04:06
C030L002.DAT	17	08/11/1996 17:08:06
C020L001.D1	17	08/11/1996 17:09:14
C079L002.DAT	17	08/11/1996 17:09:36
C006L003.DAT	17	08/11/1996 17:10:00
C050L001.DAT	17	08/12/1996 12:38:12
C001L010.DAT	17	08/12/1996 22:37:52
C065L002.DAT	17	08/13/1996 17:13:22
C065L003.DAT	17	08/13/1996 17:13:52
C003L001.DAT	17	08/13/1996 17:45:28
C001L005.DAT	17	08/13/1996 22:30:10
C002L005.DAT	17	08/13/1996 22:34:12
C003L003.DAT	17	08/13/1996 22:42:04
C004L004.DAT	17	08/13/1996 22:45:04
C005L015.DAT	17	08/13/1996 22:51:24
C050L003.DAT	17	08/13/1996 23:20:10
C047L002.DAT	17	08/13/1996 23:23:18
C026L003.DAT	17	08/14/1996 13:17:00
C036L002.DAT	17	08/14/1996 13:21:02
C041L002.D3	17	08/14/1996 13:23:24
C026L002.DAT	17	08/14/1996 13:28:38
C035L005.DAT	17	08/14/1996 17:13:48
C041L003.DAT	17	08/14/1996 17:26:04
C021L001.D2	17	08/14/1996 17:28:04
C028L001.D3	17	08/14/1996 17:33:20
C010L001.DAT	17	08/14/1996 18:05:20
C001L001.DAT	17	08/14/1996 18:06:44
C079L001.D2	17	08/14/1996 18:11:12
C032L005.DAT	17	08/14/1996 18:21:06
C006L005.DAT	17	08/15/1996 17:05:48
C036L005.DAT	17	08/15/1996 17:11:30
C001L015.DAT	17	08/16/1996 11:35:22
C010L015.DAT	17	08/16/1996 12:30:12
C004L001.DAT	17	08/16/1996 13:08:08
C008L005.DAT	17	08/16/1996 13:17:30
C025L001.D1	17	08/16/1996 13:24:46
C007L003.DAT	17	08/16/1996 13:26:02
C047L001.DAT	17	08/16/1996 13:34:30
C035L015.D3	17	08/18/1996 01:41:32
C007L001.DAT	17	08/18/1996 17:18:36
C036L001.DAT	17	08/18/1996 18:49:12
C002L001.DAT	17	08/19/1996 01:53:30
C032L015.DAT	17	08/19/1996 01:56:00
C026L001.DAT	17	08/19/1996 01:58:52
C045L001.DAT	17	08/19/1996 02:11:46
C003L002.DAT	17	08/19/1996 11:13:10
C060L005.DAT	17	08/19/1996 14:49:00
C030L001.D1	17	08/19/1996 15:11:54
C030L001.D3	17	08/19/1996 16:19:42
C028L001.D2	17	08/20/1996 13:37:22
C032L001.D1	17	08/20/1996 17:12:36
C044L005.DAT	17	08/20/1996 18:22:58
C046L005.DAT	17	08/20/1996 18:24:46
C006L001.DAT	17	08/22/1996 00:28:20
C044L003.D1	17	08/22/1996 15:57:32
C040L001.DAT	17	08/22/1996 16:52:20
C040L001.D2	17	08/22/1996 16:53:16
C035L002.DAT	17	08/22/1996 17:33:10
C022L001.D1	17	08/23/1996 02:10:22
C032L002.DAT	17	08/28/1996 11:39:06
C045L002.DAT	17	08/28/1996 18:03:34
C028L015.DAT	17	09/04/1996 12:20:22

ALL000.MIS File Format#

The various ALLXXX.MIS files are basically large WAD style binaries that contain all the information for the game to put a level together with a map to make an actual mission to play. Oddly, the data needed to know what the mission objective (e.g. blow up building, kill enemy) is as well as who (e.g. Syndicate Agents, or a civilian) and where that objective is, is stored here. That data is not kept in the levels themselves, which can be freely interchanged between maps and mission objectives, at the cost of the level then no longer making any sense...

The file is structured into what appears to be 3 main parts:

Mission information#

The top of the file has a series of brief notes in ASCII outlining what each level in the file is, usually with the mission name (these are clearly working titles, some are simple descriptions of the kind of level it is, e.g. "Head Hunt"), what campaign the level is for (EuroCorp levels are usually called "Syn" or "Agent", Church of the New Epoch called "CH" or "Zealot", and the abandoned Unguided campaign, generally called "Pu", "punk", or "Ung"), and the map number of the mission. The campaign numbers are not consistent, some seem to use the numbering of the final game (where there are multiple levels with the same number showing branching paths), others give each level a unique number. Also many have simply changed over the course of the development, and even in the file itself there are contradicting numbers. The end of each entry here is delimited by zero bytes in hex. The fourth and fifth bytes of the file just before this text chunk is a two byte header that lists the length of the text block in bytes.

Directly after the last entry of the above is a number in hex that reports how many mission entries are in the file. In practice it seems there is one fewer actual entry than the number, because the file includes a blank entry at the start. For e.g. the main ALL000.MIS file the value is 6E or 110 in decimal. In practice there are 109 missions defined in the file. After this value is the first blank entry.

Mission Definitions#

This is how the game knows what level/map files to load, and what the mission objective is. Each entry is 76 bytes long. Note that experimentation and analysis of the dissassembled source code shows there is a hard limit of 120 (from a base of 0) entries that can be defined here. The demo executable actually has a higher possible limit.

Data structure:

Name	Offset	Size	Notes
TextName	0x0	0x4	Unknown, unused
TextId	0x4	0x2	Unknown, unused
StartHead	0x6	0x2	Unknown, unused
SpecialEffectID	0x8	0x2	Unknown, unused. This is visible in the pre-alpha level editor as a configurable field.
SuccessHead	0xA	0x2	The start number of the objectives that result in successful completion of this mission (see objectives data below).
FailHead	0xC	0x2	The start number of the objectives that result in failure of this mission.
SourceID	0xE	0x2	The campaign ID of this mission (not to be confused with the mission index, this is the unique ID used for campaign mission order)
SuccessID	0x10	0x2	Unknown, unused - presumably an early version of successmap/level. This is visible in the pre-alpha level editor as a configurable field.
FailID	0x12	0x2	Unknown, unused - presumably an early version of failmap/level. This is visible in the pre-alpha level editor as a configurable field.
SpecialTrigger	0x14	0x3	Used to unlock other missions when THIS mission is unlocked. Used for multiple choice stages of the game. Example: Beating EC mission 2 only unlocks one new mission (index 22). However, that mission then unlocks another mission (index 3) as well to give the player two choices. Up to 3 mission index numbers can be set. Multiple missions linked in this way appear as one combined choice/email tab, whereas ones unlocked via SuccessTrigger appear as discrete emails.
SuccessTrigger	0x17	0x3	Used to set which new missions are unlocked once this mission is complete (based on mission index). Up to 3 mission index numbers can be set.
FailTrigger	0x1A	0x3	Unknown, unused. This is visible in the pre-alpha level editor as a configurable field. Presumably this was for a failing branch through the game's levels.
BankTest	0x1D	0x1	Unknown, unused.
SpecialEffectFailID	0x1E	0x2	Unknown, unused.
SpecialEffectSuccessID	0x20	0x2	Unknown, unused.
StringIndex	0x22	0x2	This seems to be a leftover from an earlier way of storing where the text for a briefing is found. These roughly coincide with the starting line numbers of briefings in ALLTEXT.WAD, but quickly drift away. Source code shows SourceID is used in the final to look for the matching MISSXX.TXT file for that number instead.
StartMap	0x24	0x3	Unknown, unused.
StartLevel	0x27	0x3	Unknown, unused.
SuccessMap	0x2A	0x3	A deprecated way of recording the map number of the next mission on completion of the level. This isn't actually be used, and only 12 levels have entries here (which are usually NOT the actual next map/level number). The leftover data shows an early path through the game.
SuccessLevel	0x2D	0x3	See above.
FailMap	0x30	0x3	Unused but presumably the map number of the next mission on failure of this level. This would mean there could be branching campaigns with losing and winning routes.
FailLevel	0x33	0x3	Unused but presumably the level number of the next mission on failure of this level. This would mean there could be branching campaigns with losing and winning routes.
MapNo	0x36	0x1	The map number of this mission.
LevelNo	0x37	0x1	The level number of this mission.
BankTestFail	0x38	0x1	Unknown, unused.
Complete	0x39	0x1	Unknown, unused.
MissionCond	0x3A	0x5	This seems to be another way of listing which missions need to be completed to unlock this mission. Not clear if it is actually used at all.
ReLevelNo	0x3F	0x1	Retry/replay Level No. Some levels have two versions of the level present on disk. The reason for this is that it's not possible to skip cutscenes in Syndicate Wars as they use the actual game characters so must run to completion. Therefore a second version of the finished level was saved without the intro cutscene, and this value tells the game the one to load if the player retries the level with the R key
CashReward	0x40	0x2	How much money (if any) given for completion of the mission.
PANStart	0x42	0x1	A cut attribute, presumably for what items would be unlocked in the Public Access Network.
PANEnd	0x43	0x1	A cut attribute, presumably for what items would be unlocked in the Public Access Network.
WaitToFade	0x44	0x2	Used to set the number of game turns it takes to fade to black on end of the mission (if a fade is used).
field_46	0x46	0x5	Unknown, unused.
field_4B	0x4B	0x1	Unknown, unused.

Each mission briefing was originally stored as a separate MISSXXX.TXT file (this is still the case in the PS1 version of the game), and the file ALLTEXT.IDX contains the index bytes for where to find these in ALLTEXT.WAD. The first Eurocorp mission is MISS001.TXT, the Church missions start at MISS019.TXT (value of 13 in hex).

Mission Objective Data#

The final block of data consists of a series of 32 byte long entries, each of which is an individual objective for each mission defined above. Note they are numbered from 0 onwards, but this implicit, not explicitly defined in the data below. Immediately before this (and immediately after the mission definitions) is a two byte header that lists the number of objectives defined below. In ALL000.MIS this is BB01 or 443 in decimal - and there are 443 mission objectives that follow.

Data structure:

Name	Offset	Size	Notes
Next	0x0	0x2	The next objective that makes up the block of objectives for this mission. They are typically daisy-chained together, and then the Pri[ority] field is used to determine order and logic (i.e. X AND Y) of objectives
Map	0x2	0x1	The map number of the mission this objective is for. Note this is not enforced/checked, any mission can run any objective if it is pointed here by wrong Success/failhead values
Level	0x3	0x1	The level number of the mission this objective is for. Note this is not enforced/checked, any mission can run any objective if it is pointed here by wrong Success/failhead values
Status	0x4	0x2	Unknown/Unused
Type	0x6	0x2	Objective type, as per table below
Flags	0x8	0x2	Used to create "fake" objectives in missions and conceal actual objectives so as to surprise the player. A value of 1 means this objective will not be shown to the player (but can be completed). A value of 2 means an objective will be shown to the player, but cannot actually be completed. Together they are used to misdirect and create twists in a level. Examples: Mission 8 - The player is given multiple Protect objectives with Flag 2 to keep the scientists safe. The real objective is for Professor Drennon to reach the end point and get abducted (flag 1). Mission 9 - The player is given the objective to persuade Mirabelle Lucy De Saxo. This is a fake Flag 2 objective and can never be completed. The real objective with Flag 1 is for her to get to the end of the map and escape. If a flag 1 objective is the same priority as a flag 2 objective, the flag 2 objective will be "completed" (skipped really) by completing the flag 1 objective. If a flag 2 objective is a lower priority than a flag 1 objective, the flag 2 objective will be completed/skipped by completing the flag 1 objective.
Thing	0xA	0x2	The specific Thing (i.e. character) to run the objective against. This specifically means the ThingOffset value for the character in the level file. If the objective is group based, then this contains the group number instead
X	0xC	0x2	X coordinates for area based objectives (e.g. Go to)
Y	0xE	0x2	Y coordinates for area based objectives
Z	0x10	0x2	Z coordinates for area based objectives
Radius	0x12	0x2	Radius size for area based objectives
Pri	0x14	0x1	Priority of objectives. Lowest number (from 0) is first. If two or more objectives have the same number, this works as an AND for success objectives (e.g. Kill group X AND Group Y), and OR for failure objectives (e.g. mission fails if NPC Y dies OR NPC Z).
Arg2	0x15	0x1	This allows fine tuning of some objectives. For example, PERSUADE_MEM_G uses this to store how many members of the group need to be persuaded before the objective is completed. P_PERS_G uses it to store the Thing index number of the actual person in a group as in this case the main Thing value is used to store the target group
StringIndex	0x16	0x2	Unknown/Unused
UniqueID	0x18	0x2	This seems to refer to the UniqueID of the Thing in question. Unclear how important this is compared to ThingOffset, which is confirmed to be essential for objectives to work
ObjText	0x1A	0x1	The unique text string number for the mission objective text as per the line number in OBJ.TXT in ALLTEXT.WAD. If this is not set, then the game falls back to the default text for that objective (Eliminate Group, All go to location, etc)
field_1B	0x1B	0x4	Unknown/Unused
field_1F	0x1F	0x1	Unknown. This value seems to grow in size as the objectives continue down

At the very end of the file there is some kind of dense final entry of around 32 bytes that is different and not part of the mission objectives, but it's not clear what this is for.

(Source: Mefistotelis])

Mission Objective Types#

The mission objective types are as follows:

Objective No.	Game Code Objective Function Name	Default In-Game Text	Notes
1	GAME_OBJ_P_DEAD	ASSASSINATE	Can be used as a fail state, then mission fails if unit dies
2	GAME_OBJ_ALL_G_DEAD	ELIMINATE GROUP	As Above
3	GAME_OBJ_MEM_G_DEAD	KILL GROUP MEM	As Above
4	GAME_OBJ_P_NEAR	RENDEZVOUS
5	GAME_OBJ_MEM_G_NEAR	RENDEZVOUS2
6	GAME_OBJ_P_ARRIVES	GOTO LOCATION	Often reliant on other conditions such as having an item first
7	GAME_OBJ_MEM_G_ARRIVES	GOTO LOCATION	As Above
8	GAME_OBJ_ALL_G_ARRIVES	ALL GOTO LOCATION	As Above. Often used to end missions
9	GAME_OBJ_PERSUADE_P	PERSUADE	Persuade single target
10	GAME_OBJ_PERSUADE_MEM_G	PERSUADE GANG MEM	Persuage Group (only used once, seems to work based on coordinates)
11	GAME_OBJ_PERSUADE_ALL_G	PERSUADE ALL GANG	Persuade Group (based on target type)
12	GAME_OBJ_TIME	TIMER	Wait until X time has passed
13	GAME_OBJ_GET_ITEM	COLLECT ITEM
14	GAME_OBJ_USE_ITEM	USE ITEM
15	GAME_OBJ_FUNDS	GET BULLION
16	GAME_OBJ_DESTROY_OBJECT	DESTROY BUILDING
17	GAME_OBJ_PKILL P	NEUTRALISE	Kill specific agent (only used by 3 missions)
18	GAME_OBJ_PKILL G	NEUTRALISE MEM
19	GAME_OBJ_PKILL ALL G	NEUTRALISE G
20	GAME_OBJ_USE_PANET	USE P.A.NET	Use the cut Public Access Network
21			Unknown
22	GAME_OBJ_PROTECT_G	PROTECT GROUP
23	GAME_OBJ_P_PERS_G	PEEP PERSUADE ALL
24	GAME_OBJ_ALL_G_USE_V	USE VEHICLE

As explained in the notes column above, many of these can have very different functionality depending on how they are setup by the mission objectives in the ALLXXX.MIS file. They can be simple objectives for the player to achieve, pre-requisites for another objective (e.g. go to X but bring item Y with you), fail states (an enemy NPC achieved X), and probably more.

ALLTEXT.WAD#

This file contains all the text resources for the game, including the mission briefings, mission names (as visible on the pause screen), City data, mission objectives, etc. There is a corresponding file ALLTEXT.IDX that serves as an index file for this document, showing the offset of where the original constituent text files begin and end. From experiment it's clear that two mechanisms are at work for briefing information - briefings start/end data is stored in the index file against each briefing's original MISSXXX.TXT filename, but the "netscan" data (the small clickable mission objectives at the bottom left of the briefing screen) are picked from the file based on the number code in brackets before them. This scheme corresponds with the level file code, but in decimal rather than hex. An example is [0103].

ALL000.MIS Files#

Below are the actual contents of the Allxxx.mis files, using tooling to extract details and make them human readable. "Mission Index" is the unique number used to load the mission from the command line. "Text Summary" is the summary text Bullfrog put into these files to summarise what each level was going to be used for. These contain WIP names and early information on campaign orders. "Briefing Number" is the number of the text file used for this mission (missions without briefing numbers are cut from the game, but there are some cut levels with briefing numbers set).

It's worth noting that overall the actual levels contained here rarely changed from the start until end of development, mostly only new levels were added to end of the file. However, mission objective data does change between files.

As with level files, these files self-report their version number as the first byte. There only seem to be two formats, the final game version 2 (used by the final ALL000.MIS, ALL001.MIS, and the PlayStation CALL000.MIS) and the older version 1 (used by all other files).

ALL000.MIS#

The actual final game Mission file

Mission Index	Text Summary	Level file	Briefing Number
1	SYN1 M30 EXECUTIVE ALERT	c030l001.d1	1
2	CH2 M25 UNGUIDED	c025l001.d1	25
3	SYN3 M32 FUSION	c032l001.d1	3
4	SYN4 M21 KNOWLEDGE	c021l001.d2	4
5	SYN7 M28 SACK OF ROME	c028l001.d3	7
6	CH7 M28 SACK OF ROME	c028l001.d2	31
7	SYN13 M79 OUT OF THIS WORLD	c079l001.d2	13
8	SYN14 M30 DUPLICITY	c030l001.d3	14
9	SYN17 M22 SPECIAL AGENT	c022l001.d1	17
10	CH5 M21 LEARNING P1	c021l001.d3	29
11	CH8 M22 SPIES LIKE US	c022l002.dat	32
12	CH8 M25 P4 SPIES LIKE US	c025l001.d3	32
13	CH12 M30 AUDACITY	c030l002.dat	36
14	CH13 M20 SEVERE BLOW	c020l001.d1	38
15	CH15 M32 SPLATTERPUNKS P2	c032l002.dat	40
16	CH15 M27 SPLATTERPUNKS P4	c027l001.dat	41
17	CH5 M22 DONATION	c022l003.dat	28
18	CH16 M79 FREE PASSAGE P2	c079l002.dat	44
19	CH18 M22 VISSICK HUNT	c022l004.dat	46
20	SYN18 M27 ANARCHIC SUBCONT	c027l002.dat	19
21	SYN6 M10 PHOENIX IN FLAMES	c010l001.dat	6
22	SYN - MISSION 3 - MAP 1	c001l001.dat	3
23	SYN - MISSION 15 - MAP 3	c003l001.dat	15
24	SYN - MISSION 18 - MAP 5	c005l001.dat	19
25	SYN - MISSION 11 - MAP 6	c006l001.dat	11
26	SYN - MISSION 11 - MAP 7	c007l001.dat	11
27	CH4 M7 TEST OF FAITH	c007l003.dat	27
28	SYN - MISSION 13 - MAP 8	c008l001.dat	13
29	SYN - MISSION 4 - MAP 2	c002l001.dat	4
30	CHURCH - MISS 5 - MAP 2	c002l003.dat	0
31	CHURCH - MISS 6 - MAP 1	c001l003.dat	30
32	CHURCH - MISS 15 - MAP 8	c008l003.dat	35
33	CHURCH - MISS 8 MAP 7	c007l005.dat	32
34	SYN - MISS 5 - MAP 9	c009l001.dat	5
35	SYN10 M4 TAKEN TO TAKS	c004l001.dat	10
36	SYN15A M47 BRING HIM BACK..	c047l001.dat	15
37	SYN4B FRIENDLY PERSUASION	c050l001.dat	4
38	SYN11C M44 SCIENCE MAJOR	c044l001.dat	11
39	CH 5B M50 THE LEARNING	c050l002.d3	29
40	ZEALOT 12. AUDACITY-BAHRAIN	c041l001.dat	32
41	AGENT 16. RE-ALIGNMENT HAWAI	c040l001.d3	16
42	AGENT 19. SPIDERS..COLUMBO.	c046l001.dat	0
43	CH10 M41 DEADLY HARVEST	c041l002.d3	34
44	CH9 M45 POWERMONGER	c045l001.dat	33
45	CH17 M44 FRIENDLY FIRE	c044l002.dat	45
46	AGENT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l015.d3	19
47	ZEALOT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l014.dat	39
48	CH1 M35 HARBINGER	c035l002.dat	24
49	SYN2 M35 THE UNGUIDED	c035l001.dat	2
50	SYN11B M26 TRAIL OF PROPHET	c026l001.dat	11
51	CH3 M26 THE KNOWLEDGE	c026l002.dat	26
52	CH8B M26 SPIES LIKE US	c026l003.dat	32
53	CH16A M36 FREE PASSAGE	c036l002.dat	43
54	CH16C M36 FREE PASSAGE	c036l003.dat	0
55	SYN8A M1 HEAD HUNT	c001l015.dat	8
56	SYN8B M10 HEAD HUNT	c010l015.dat	8
57	SYN8C M28 HEAD HUNT	c028l015.dat	9
58	SYN8D M32 HEAD HUNT	c032l015.dat	8
59	SYN12 M36 WORD OF GOD	c036l001.dat	12
60	PU3 M20 GUNS GUNS GUNS	c020l002.dat	0
61	PU4 M52 COMMUNICATIONS	c052l001.dat	0
62	PU8 M28 RESCUE	c028l002.dat	0
63	PU10 M27	c027l003.dat	0
64	UNGUIDED-MISS 3- MAP 3	c003l007.dat	0
65	UNG14A M40 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c040l015.dat	0
66	PUNK 6-CAPETOWN-MAP 44	c044l015.d1	0
67	UNG 16 M26 TALKS AMBUSH	c026l004.dat	0
68	UNG2 M35 ZEALOT ATTACK	c035l004.dat	0
69	UNG19 M36 TRASH CHURCH	c036l004.dat	0
70	UNGUIDED - MISS 5 - MAP1	c001l007.dat	0
71	CH - MISS 19 -MAP6	c006l003.dat	47
72	CH14 M4 DIVINE LIGHT	c004l003.dat	37
73	CH - MISS 11 - MAP 9	c009l003.dat	35
74	SYN16 M40 RE-ALIGNMENT	c040l001.dat	16
75	PU15 M30 FEROCITY	c030l008.D1	0
76	AGENT 17-THE SPECIAL..MAP 45	c047l001.dat	0
77	PU3 M20 GUNS GUNS GUNS	c020l007.dat	0
78	PU4 M52 COMMUNICATIONS	c052l007.dat	0
79	PUNK 6-CAPETOWN-MAP 44	c044l007.dat	0
80	UNG2 M7 CLEAN-UP	c035l007.dat	0
81	UNG 7 - MAP 9 - GODFATHER	c009l007.dat	0
82	UNG 9 - MAP 2 - DUMPED	c002l007.dat	0
83	SYN17B M45 SLOWDIVE	c045l002.dat	18
84	SYN19A M46 COLOMBO CONFRONT.	c046l015.dat	21
85	CH15 M3 SPLATTERPUKS	c003l002.dat	42
86	CH 13 M4 SEVERE BLOW	c004l015.dat	0
87	CH14 M44 FALL AMONG THIEVES	c044l003.dat	39
88	SHUTTLE DIPLOMACY -ORBITAL	c011l001.dat	22
89	TEST	c012l001.dat	0
90	UNG14C M20 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c020l015.dat	0
91	UNG14B M35 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c035l005.dat	0
92	SYN9 M41 ARAB AGENDA	c041l003.dat	20
93	UNG14A M40 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c040l015.dat	0
94	UNG14C M20 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c020l015.dat	0
95	UNG14B M35 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c035l005.dat	0
96	SYN15 M47 TURN JAP	c047l001.d2	0
97	SYN15 M47 TURN JAP	c047l015.dat	0
98	ZEALOT 5. THE LEARNING GENEV	c050l002.dat	0
99	CH17 M44 FRIENDLY FIRE	c000l000.dat	0
100	CH20 M46 DELIVER THE NINTH	c046l002.dat	48
101	CHURCH OF THE POISONED MIND	c065l002.dat	23
102	THE END...	c065l003.dat	49
103	TALE OF TWO CITIES	c060l015.dat	1
104	DEMO MISSION	c070l011.dat	1
105	DEMO MISSION	c047l011.dat	0
106	MULTI16	c036l005.dat	0
107	AD'S LEVEL	c005l005.dat	0
108	DEMO2 M3 L10 OVERRUN	c003l010.dat	2
109		c035l015.d3	2

ALL000.OLD#

An older version from the 7th July 1996

Mission Index	Text Summary	Level file
1	SYN1 EXECUTIVE ALERT	c030l001.d1
2	CH2 M25 UNGUIDED	c025l001.d1
3	SYN3 M32 FUSION	c032l001.d1
4	SYN4 FRIENDLY PERSUASION	c021l001.d2
5	SYN7 M28 SACK OF ROME	c028l001.d3
6	CH7 M28 SACK OF ROME	c028l001.d2
7	SYN13 M79 OUT OF THIS WORLD	c079l001.d2
8	SYN14 M30 DUPLICITY	c030l001.d3
9	SYN17 M22 SPECIAL AGENT	c022l001.d1
10	CH5 M21 LEARNING P1	c021l001.d3
11	CH8 M22 SPIES LIKE US	c022l002.dat
12	CH8 M25 P4 SPIES LIKE US	c025l001.d3
13	CH12 M30 AUDACITY	c030l002.dat
14	CH13 M20 SEVERE BLOW	c020l001.d1
15	CH15 M32 SPLATTERPUNKS P2	c032l002.dat
16	CH15 M27 SPLATTERPUNKS P4	c027l001.dat
17	CH 4 M22 DONATION	c022l003.dat
18	CH16 M79 FREE PASSAGE P2	c079l002.dat
19	CH18 M22 VISSICK HUNT	c022l004.dat
20	SYN18 M27 ANARCHIC SUBCONT	c027l002.dat
21	SYN - MISS 6 - MAP 10	c010l001.dat
22	SYN - MISSION 3 - MAP 1	c001l001.dat
23	SYN - MISSION 15 - MAP 3	c003l001.dat
24	SYN - MISSION 18 - MAP 5	c005l001.dat
25	SYN - MISSION 11 - MAP 6	c006l001.dat
26	SYN - MISSION 11 - MAP 7	c007l001.dat
27	CH3B CATASTROPHIC CONVERTER	c007l003.dat
28	SYN - MISSION 13 - MAP 8	c008l001.dat
29	SYN - MISSION 4 - MAP 2	c002l001.dat
30	CHURCH - MISS 5 - MAP 2	c002l003.dat
31	CHURCH - MISS 6 - MAP 1	c001l003.dat
32	CHURCH - MISS 15 - MAP 8	c008l003.dat
33	CHURCH - MISS 8 MAP 7	c007l005.dat
34	SYN - MISS 5 - MAP 9	c009l001.dat
35	SYN10 TAKEN TO MARS	c004l001.dat
36	SYN15A M47 BRING HIM BACK..	c047l001.dat
37	SYN4B FRIENDLY PERSUASION	c050l001.dat
38	SYN11C M44 SCIENCE MAJOR	c044l001.dat
39	CH 5B M50 THE LEARNING	c050l002.d3
40	ZEALOT 12. AUDACITY-BAHRAIN	c041l001.dat
41	AGENT 16. RE-ALIGNMENT HAWAI	c040l001.d3
42	AGENT 19. SPIDERS..COLUMBO.	c046l001.dat
43	CH10 M41 DEADLY HARVEST	c041l002.d3
44	CH9 M45 POWERMONGER	c045l001.dat
45	CH17 M44 FRIENDLY FIRE	c044l002.dat
46	AGENT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l015.d3
47	ZEALOT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l014.dat
48	CH1 M35 ATTACK BASE	c035l002.dat
49	SYN2 M35 THE UNGUIDED	c035l001.dat
50	SYN11B M26 TRAIL OF PROPHET	c026l001.dat
51	CH3 M26 THE KNOWLEDGE	c026l002.dat
52	CH8B M26 SPIES LIKE US	c026l003.dat
53	CH16A M36 FREE PASSAGE	c036l002.dat
54	CH16C M36 FREE PASSAGE	c036l003.dat
55	SYN8A M1 HEAD HUNT	c001l015.dat
56	SYN8B M10 HEAD HUNT	c010l015.dat
57	SYN8C M28 HEAD HUNT	c028l015.dat
58	SYN8D M32 HEAD HUNT	c032l015.dat
59	SYN12 M36 WORD OF GOD	c036l001.dat
60	PU3 M20 GUNS GUNS GUNS	c020l002.dat
61	PU4 M52 COMMUNICATIONS	c052l001.dat
62	PU8 M28 RESCUE	c028l002.dat
63	PU10 M27	c027l003.dat
64	UNGUIDED-MISS 3- MAP 3	c003l007.dat
65	UNG14A M40 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c040l015.dat
66	PUNK 6-CAPETOWN-MAP 44	c044l015.d1
67	UNG 16 M26 TALKS AMBUSH	c026l004.dat
68	UNG2 M35 ZEALOT ATTACK	c035l004.dat
69	UNG19 M36 TRASH CHURCH	c036l004.dat
70	UNGUIDED - MISS 5 - MAP1	c001l007.dat
71	CH - MISS 19 -MAP6	c006l003.dat
72	CH13A ATOMIC WAIT	c004l003.dat
73	CH - MISS 11 - MAP 9	c009l003.dat
74	SYN16 M40 RE-ALIGNMENT	c040l001.dat
75	PU15 M30 FEROCITY	c030l008.D1
76	AGENT 17-THE SPECIAL..MAP 45	c047l001.dat
77	PU3 M20 GUNS GUNS GUNS	c020l007.dat
78	PU4 M52 COMMUNICATIONS	c052l007.dat
79	PUNK 6-CAPETOWN-MAP 44	c044l007.dat
80	UNG2 M7 CLEAN-UP	c035l007.dat
81	UNG 7 - MAP 9 - GODFATHER	c009l007.dat
82	UNG 9 - MAP 2 - DUMPED	c002l007.dat
83	SYN17B M45 SLOWDIVE	c045l002.dat
84	SYN19A M46 COLOMBO CONFRONT.	c046l015.dat
85	CH15 M3 SPLATTERPUKS	c003l002.dat
86	CH 13 M4 SEVERE BLOW	c004l015.dat
87	CH14 M44 FALL AMONG THIEVES	c044l003.dat
88	SYN 19B - MAP 11	c011l001.dat
89	TEST	c012l001.dat
90	UNG14C M20 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c020l015.dat
91	UNG14B M35 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c035l005.dat
92	SYN9 M41 ARAB AGENDA	c041l003.dat
93	UNG14A M40 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c040l015.dat
94	UNG14C M20 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c020l015.dat
95	UNG14B M35 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c035l005.dat
96	SYN15 M47 TURN JAP	c047l001.d2
97	SYN15 M47 TURN JAP	c047l015.dat
98	ZEALOT 5. THE LEARNING GENEV	c050l002.dat
99	CH17 M44 FRIENDLY FIRE	c000l000.dat
100	CH20 M46 DELIVER THE NINE	c046l002.dat
101	CHURCH OF THE POISONED MIND	c065l002.dat
102	THE END...

ALL000.BEN#

The oldest known version of the file, from the 1st of May 1996

Mission Index	Text Summary	Level file	Briefing Number
1	SYN1 M30 FIRST BASE	c030l001.d1	1
2	CH2 M25 UNGUIDED	c025l001.d1	22
3	SYN3 M32 FRAGMENTATION	c032l001.d1	0
4	SYN4 M21 KNOWLEDGE	c021l001.d2	4
5	SYN7 M28 SACK OF ROME	c028l001.d3	7
6	CH7 M28 SACK OF ROME	c028l001.d2	27
7	SYN13 M79 OUT OF THIS WORLD	c079l001.d2	13
8	SYN14 M30 DUPLICITY	c030l001.d3	14
9	SYN17 M22 SPECIAL AGENT	c022l001.d1	17
10	CH5 M21 LEARNING P1	c021l001.d3	25
11	CH8 M22 SPIES LIKE US	c022l002.dat	0
12	CH8 M25 P4 SPIES LIKE US	c025l001.d3	0
13	CH12 M30 AUDACITY	c030l002.dat	0
14	CH13 M20 SEVERE BLOW	c020l001.d1	0
15	CH15 M32 SPLATTERPUNKS P2	c032l002.dat	0
16	CH15 M27 SPLATTERPUNKS P4	c027l001.dat	0
17	CH4 M22 MONEY	c022l003.dat	24
18	CH16 M79 FREE PASSAGE P2	c079l002.dat	0
19	CH18 M22 VISSICK HUNT	c022l004.dat	38
20	SYN18 M27 ANARCHIC SUBCONT	c027l002.dat	18
21	SYN - MISS 6 - MAP 10	c010l001.dat	6
22	SYN - MISSION 3 - MAP 1	c001l001.dat	3
23	SYN - MISSION 15 - MAP 3	c003l001.dat	0
24	SYN - MISSION 18 - MAP 5	c005l001.dat	0
25	SYN - MISSION 11 - MAP 6	c006l001.dat	0
26	SYN - MISSION 11 - MAP 7	c007l001.dat	11
27	CHURCH - MISS 3 - MAP 7	c007l003.dat	0
28	SYN - MISSION 13 - MAP 8	c008l001.dat	0
29	SYN - MISSION 4 - MAP 2	c002l001.dat	0
30	CHURCH - MISS 5 - MAP 2	c002l003.dat	0
31	CHURCH - MISS 6 - MAP 1	c001l003.dat	26
32	CHURCH - MISS 15 - MAP 8	c008l003.dat	35
33	CHURCH - MISS 8 MAP 7	c007l005.dat	0
34	SYN - MISS 5 - MAP 9	c009l001.dat	5
35	SYN - MISS 10 - MAP 4	c004l001.dat	10
36	AGENT 15. MOUTH OF..TOKYO 47	c047l001.dat	15
37	AGENT 4B. TE KNOW..M50 GENEV	c050l001.dat	0
38	AGENT 11. TRAIL OF..CAPETOWN	c044l001.dat	0
39	ZEALOT 5. THE LEARNING GENEV	c050l002.d3	0
40	ZEALOT 12. AUDACITY-BAHRAIN	c041l001.dat	32
41	AGENT 16. RE-ALIGNMENT HAWAI	c040l001.d3	16
42	AGENT 19. SPIDERS..COLUMBO.	c046l001.dat	0
43	ZEALOT 10. ASSASSINATION-M41	c041l002.d3	30
44	ZEALOT 9.CRIUSER-MAP 45	c045l001.dat	29
45	ZEALOT 17. FRIENDLY FIRE M44	c044l002.dat	37
46	AGENT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l015.d3	19
47	ZEALOT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l014.dat	39
48	CH1 M35 ATTACK BASE	c035l002.dat	21
49	SYN2 M35 THE UNGUIDED	c035l001.dat	2
50	SYN11B M26 TRAIL OF PROPHET	c026l001.dat	0
51	CH3 M26 THE KNOWLEDGE	c026l002.dat	23
52	CH8B M26 SPIES LIKE US	c026l003.dat	0
53	CH16A M36 FREE PASSAGE	c036l002.dat	36
54	CH16C M36 FREE PASSAGE	c036l003.dat	0
55	SYN8A M1 HEAD HUNT	c001l015.dat	8
56	SYN8B M10 HEAD HUNT	c010l015.dat	0
57	SYN8C M28 HEAD HUNT	c028l015.dat	0
58	SYN8D M32 HEAD HUNT	c032l015.dat	0
59	SYN12 M36 WORD OF GOD	c036l001.dat	12
60	PU3 M20 GUNS GUNS GUNS	c020l002.dat	0
61	PU4 M52 COMMUNICATIONS	c052l001.dat	0
62	PU8 M28 RESCUE	c028l002.dat	0
63	PU10 M27	c027l003.dat	0
64	UNGUIDED-MISS 3- MAP 3	c003l007.dat	0
65	PUNK 1	c040l015.dat	0
66	PUNK 6-CAPETOWN-MAP 44	c044l015.d1	0
67	UNG 16 M26 TALKS AMBUSH	c026l004.dat	0
68	UNG2 M7 CLEAN-UP	c035l004.dat	0
69	UNG19 M36 TRASH CHURCH	c036l004.dat	0
70	UNGUIDED - MISS 5 - MAP1	c001l007.dat	0
71	CH - MISS 15 - MAP 6	c006l003.dat	0
72	CHURCH - MISS 13 - MAP 4	c004l003.dat	33
73	CH - MISS 11 - MAP 9	c009l003.dat	0
74	AGENT 16. RE-ALIGNMENT HAWAI	c040l001.dat	0
75	PU15 M30 FEROCITY	c030l008.D1	0
76	BOLLOX	c000l000.dat	0
77	PU3 M20 GUNS GUNS GUNS	c020l007.dat	0
78	PU4 M52 COMMUNICATIONS	c052l007.dat	0
79	PUNK 6-CAPETOWN-MAP 44	c044l007.dat	0
80	UNG2 M7 CLEAN-UP	c035l007.dat	0
81	UNG 7 - MAP 9 - GODFATHER	c009l007.dat	0
82	UNG 9 - MAP 2 - DUMPED	c002l007.dat	0
83	AGENT 17-PT.2 THESPECIALAGEN	c045l002.dat	0
84	AGENT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l015.dat	0
85	CH15 M3 SPLATTERPUKS	c003l002.dat	0

ALL099.MIS#

This is exactly the same as ALL000.MIS in terms of text and level files, so not reproduced here.

All001.MIS#

These are the multiplayer levels used by the final game. I'ts not clear if there is any way to directly load these using the Mission Index.

Mission	Text Summary	Level
1	SALZBURG	c002l005.dat
2	BANGKOK	c003l003.dat
3	NEW YORK	c004l004.dat
4	SEVASTOPOL	c005l015.dat
5	GENEVA	c050l003.dat
6	TOKYO	c047l002.dat
7	COLOMBO	c046l005.dat
8	CAPE TOWN	c044l005.dat
9	ANCHORAGE	c060l005.dat
10	DETROIT	c035l005.dat
11	ADELAIDE	c006l005.dat
12	CHRISTCHURCH	c036l005.dat
13	BEIJING	c032l005.dat
14	NUUK	c008l005.dat
15	HONG KONG	c001l005.dat

ALL098.MIS#

These are more multiplayer levels. They are cut from the final game.

Mission	Text Summary	Level
1	MULTI 1	c001l002.dat
2	MULTI 2	c002l002.dat
3	MULTI 3	c003l003.dat
4	MULTI 4	c004l004.dat
5	MULTI 5	c005l015.dat
6	MULTI 6	c050l003.dat
7	MULTI 7	c047l002.dat
8	MULTI 8	c046l005.dat
9	MULTI 9	c044l005.dat
10	MULTI 10	c041l005.dat
11	MULTI 11	c040l005.dat
12	MULTI 12	c060l005.dat
13	MULTI 13	c065l005.dat
14	MULTI 14	c035l005.dat
15	MULTI 15	c006l005.dat

PlayStation version#

CALL000.MIS from the PS1 version of the game. The PlayStation version has a slightly different file format; level entries are now 72 bytes instead of 76. There also seems to be less data in each level definition, but the mission briefing and associated bytes are the same format. While mission objectives are still present here, levels also now seem to store the mission objective in them as well or have some other kind of unique way of matching as renaming a file to another still preserves the renamed files' objectives, something not possible in the PC version (the initial objective listed on screen is still wrong, however).

Mission Index	Text Summary	PC level	PS1 Filename	Briefing Number
1	SYN1 M30 EXECUTIVE ALERT	c050l001.dat	MAP50L01.MUL	1
2	CH2 M25 UNGUIDED	c025l001.d1	MAP25L16.MUL	25
3	CH2 M10 UNREST	c010l002.dat	MAP10L02.MUL	21
4	SYN4 M21 KNOWLEDGE	c021l001.d2	MAP21L31.MUL	4
5	SYN7 M28 SACK OF ROME	c028l001.d3	MAP28L46.MUL	7
6	CH7 M28 SACK OF ROME	c028l001.d2	MAP28L31.MUL	25
7	SYN13 M79 OUT OF THIS WORLD	c079l001.d2	MAP79L31.MUL	13
8	SYN14 M30 DUPLICITY	c030l001.d3	MAP30L46.MUL	14
9	SYN17 M22 SPECIAL AGENT	c022l001.d1	MAP22L16.MUL	16
10	CH5 M21 LEARNING P1	c021l001.d3	MAP21L46.MUL	29
11	CH8 M22 SPIES LIKE US	c022l002.dat	MAP22L02.MUL	32
12	CH8 M25 P4 SPIES LIKE US	c025l001.d3	MAP25L46.MUL	32
13	CH12 M30 AUDACITY	c030l002.dat	MAP30L02.MUL	36
14	CH13 M20 SEVERE BLOW	c020l001.d1	MAP20L16.MUL	38
15	CH15 M32 SPLATTERPUNKS P2	c032l002.dat	MAP32L02.MUL	40
16	CH15 M27 SPLATTERPUNKS P4	c027l001.dat	MAP27L01.MUL	41
17	CH5 M22 DONATION	c022l003.dat	MAP22L03.MUL	23
18	CH16 M79 FREE PASSAGE P2	c079l002.dat	MAP79L02.MUL	44
19	CH18 M22 VISSICK HUNT	c022l004.dat	MAP22L04.MUL	34
20	SYN18 M27 ANARCHIC SUBCONT	c027l002.dat	MAP27L02.MUL	19
21	SYN6 M10 PHOENIX IN FLAMES	c010l001.dat	MAP10L01.MUL	6
22	SYN - MISSION 3 - MAP 1	c001l001.dat	MAP01L01.MUL	3
23	SYN - MISSION 15 - MAP 3	c003l001.dat	MAP03L01.MUL	14
24	SYN - MISSION 18 - MAP 5	c005l001.dat	MAP05L01.MUL	19
25	SYN - MISSION 11 - MAP 6	c006l001.dat	MAP06L01.MUL	11
26	SYN - MISSION 11 - MAP 7	c007l001.dat	MAP07L01.MUL	11
27	CH4 M7 TEST OF FAITH	c007l003.dat	MAP07L03.MUL	22
28	SYN - MISSION 13 - MAP 8	c008l001.dat	MAP08L01.MUL	12
29	SYN - MISSION 4 - MAP 2	c002l001.dat	MAP02L01.MUL	4
30	CHURCH - MISS 5 - MAP 2	c002l003.dat	MAP02L03.MUL	0
31	CHURCH - MISS 6 - MAP 1	c001l002.dat	MAP01L02.MUL	24
32	CHURCH - MISS 15 - MAP 8	c008l003.dat	MAP08L03.MUL	35
33	CHURCH - MISS 8 MAP 7	c007l005.dat	MAP07L05.MUL	27
34	SYN - MISS 5 - MAP 9	c009l001.dat	MAP09L01.MUL	5
35	SYN10 M4 TAKEN TO TAKS	c004l001.dat	MAP04L01.MUL	9
36	SYN15A M47 BRING HIM BACK..	c047l001.dat	MAP47L01.MUL	13
37	SYN4B FRIENDLY PERSUASION	c050l001.dat	MAP50L01.MUL	4
38	SYN11C M44 SCIENCE MAJOR	c044l001.dat	MAP44L01.MUL	10
39	CH 5B M50 THE LEARNING	c050l002.d3	MAP50L47.MUL	29
40	ZEALOT 12. AUDACITY-BAHRAIN	c041l001.dat	MAP41L01.MUL	32
41	AGENT 16. RE-ALIGNMENT HAWAI	c040l001.d3	MAP40L46.MUL	16
42	AGENT 19. SPIDERS..COLUMBO.	c046l001.dat	MAP46L01.MUL	0
43	CH10 M41 DEADLY HARVEST	c041l002.d3	MAP41L47.MUL	29
44	CH9 M45 POWERMONGER	c045l001.dat	MAP45L01.MUL	28
45	CH17 M44 FRIENDLY FIRE	c044l002.dat	MAP44L02.MUL	33
46	AGENT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l015.d3	MAP46L60.MUL	19
47	ZEALOT 19. ELEVATOR TEST.	c046l014.dat	MAP46L14.MUL	39
48	CH1 M35 HARBINGER	c035l002.dat	MAP35L02.MUL	20
49	SYN2 M35 THE UNGUIDED	c035l001.dat	MAP35L01.MUL	2
50	SYN11B M26 TRAIL OF PROPHET	c026l001.dat	MAP26L01.MUL	11
51	CH3 M26 THE KNOWLEDGE	c026l002.dat	MAP26L02.MUL	26
52	CH8B M26 SPIES LIKE US	c026l003.dat	MAP26L03.MUL	26
53	CH16A M36 FREE PASSAGE	c036l002.dat	MAP36L02.MUL	43
54	CH16C M36 FREE PASSAGE	c036l003.dat	MAP36L03.MUL	0
55	SYN8A M1 HEAD HUNT	c001l015.dat	MAP01L15.MUL	8
56	SYN8B M10 HEAD HUNT	c010l015.dat	MAP10L15.MUL	8
57	SYN8C M28 HEAD HUNT	c028l015.dat	MAP28L15.MUL	9
58	SYN8D M32 HEAD HUNT	c032l015.dat	MAP32L15.MUL	8
59	SYN12 M36 WORD OF GOD	c036l001.dat	MAP36L01.MUL	12
60	PU3 M20 GUNS GUNS GUNS	c020l002.dat	MAP20L02.MUL	0
61	PU4 M52 COMMUNICATIONS	c052l001.dat	MAP52L01.MUL	0
62	PU8 M28 RESCUE	c028l002.dat	MAP28L02.MUL	0
63	PU10 M27	c027l003.dat	MAP27L03.MUL	0
64	UNGUIDED-MISS 3- MAP 3	c003l007.dat	MAP03L07.MUL	0
65	UNG14A M40 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c040l015.dat	MAP40L15.MUL	0
66	PUNK 6-CAPETOWN-MAP 44	c044l015.d1	MAP44L30.MUL	0
67	UNG 16 M26 TALKS AMBUSH	c026l004.dat	MAP26L04.MUL	0
68	UNG2 M35 ZEALOT ATTACK	c035l004.dat	MAP35L04.MUL	0
69	UNG19 M36 TRASH CHURCH	c036l004.dat	MAP36L04.MUL	0
70	UNGUIDED - MISS 5 - MAP1	c001l007.dat	MAP01L07.MUL	0
71	CH - MISS 19 -MAP6	c006l003.dat	MAP06L03.MUL	35
72	CH14 M4 DIVINE LIGHT	c004l003.dat	MAP04L03.MUL	30
73	CH - MISS 11 - MAP 9	c009l003.dat	MAP09L03.MUL	35
74	SYN16 M40 RE-ALIGNMENT	c040l001.dat	MAP40L01.MUL	15
75	PU15 M30 FEROCITY	c030l008.D1	MAP30L23.MUL	0
76	AGENT 17-THE SPECIAL..MAP 45	c047l001.dat	MAP47L01.MUL	0
77	PU3 M20 GUNS GUNS GUNS	c020l007.dat	MAP20L07.MUL	0
78	PU4 M52 COMMUNICATIONS	c052l007.dat	MAP52L07.MUL	0
79	PUNK 6-CAPETOWN-MAP 44	c044l007.dat	MAP44L07.MUL	0
80	UNG2 M7 CLEAN-UP	c035l007.dat	MAP35L07.MUL	0
81	UNG 7 - MAP 9 - GODFATHER	c009l007.dat	MAP09L07.MUL	0
82	UNG 9 - MAP 2 - DUMPED	c002l007.dat	MAP02L07.MUL	0
83	SYN17B M45 SLOWDIVE	c045l002.dat	MAP45L02.MUL	17
84	SYN19A M46 COLOMBO CONFRONT.	c046l015.dat	MAP46L15.MUL	19
85	CH15 M3 SPLATTERPUKS	c003l002.dat	MAP03L02.MUL	32
86	CH 13 M4 SEVERE BLOW	c004l015.dat	MAP04L15.MUL	0
87	CH14 M44 FALL AMONG THIEVES	c044l003.dat	MAP44L03.MUL	31
88	SHUTTLE DIPLOMACY -ORBITAL	c011l001.dat	MAP11L01.MUL	22
89	TEST	c012l001.dat	MAP12L01.MUL	0
90	UNG14C M20 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c020l015.dat	MAP20L15.MUL	0
91	UNG14B M35 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c035l005.dat	MAP35L05.MUL	0
92	SYN9 M41 ARAB AGENDA	c041l003.dat	MAP41L03.MUL	18
93	UNG14A M40 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c040l015.dat	MAP40L15.MUL	0
94	UNG14C M20 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c020l015.dat	MAP20L15.MUL	0
95	UNG14B M35 MASSIVE ASSAULT	c035l005.dat	MAP35L05.MUL	0
96	SYN15 M47 TURN JAP	c047l001.d2	MAP47L31.MUL	0
97	SYN15 M47 TURN JAP	c047l015.dat	MAP47L15.MUL	0
98	ZEALOT 5. THE LEARNING GENEV	c050l002.dat	MAP50L02.MUL	0
99	CH17 M44 FRIENDLY FIRE	c000l000.dat	MAP00L00.MUL	0
100	CH20 M46 DELIVER THE NINTH	c046l002.dat	MAP46L02.MUL	36
101	CHURCH OF THE POISONED MIND	c065l002.dat	MAP65L02.MUL	23
102	THE END...	c065l003.dat	MAP65L03.MUL	49
103	TALE OF TWO CITIES	c060l015.dat	MAP60L15.MUL	1
104	DEMO MISSION	c070l011.dat	MAP70L11.MUL	1
105	DEMO MISSION	c047l011.dat	MAP47L11.MUL	0
106	MULTI16	c036l005.dat	MAP36L05.MUL	0
107	AD'S LEVEL	c005l005.dat	MAP05L05.MUL	0
108	DEMO2 M3 L10 OVERRUN	c003l010.dat	MAP03L10.MUL	2
109		c035l015.d3	MAP35L60.MUL	2
110	TEST1	c040l008.d3	MAP40L53.MUL	0
111	CH2 M10 UNREST	c010l002.dat	MAP10L02.MUL	25