Scenario.chk - Revision history

Heinermann: /* "UNIT" - Placed Units */ fix formatting

2026-01-04T18:16:09Z

‎"UNIT" - Placed Units: fix formatting

Heinermann: /* "VER " - Format Version */ capitalization

2026-01-04T18:10:59Z

‎"VER " - Format Version: capitalization

Heinermann: /* "VER " - Format Version */ add other beta version IDs

2026-01-04T18:10:04Z

‎"VER " - Format Version: add other beta version IDs

Jjf28: PTEC - fix array index order

2023-06-05T00:13:52Z

PTEC - fix array index order

Jjf28: UPGR - fix array index order

2023-06-05T00:11:40Z

UPGR - fix array index order

Jjf28: PUNI - fix array index order

2023-06-05T00:07:46Z

PUNI - fix array index order

FaRTy1billion: Added File Formats category

2023-06-01T18:22:32Z

Added File Formats category

FaRTy1billion: /* "CRGB" - Remastered Player Colors */ fixed bluish grey and pink

2023-04-24T03:03:56Z

‎"CRGB" - Remastered Player Colors: fixed bluish grey and pink

FaRTy1billion: /* "CRGB" - Remastered Player Colors */ added hex codes

2023-04-24T02:37:25Z

‎"CRGB" - Remastered Player Colors: added hex codes

FaRTy1billion: /* "COLR" - Player Colors */ added hex colors

2023-04-24T02:33:23Z

‎"COLR" - Player Colors: added hex colors

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 This section contains all the pre-placed units on the map and their properties. Each unit on the map gets the following structure:
 * '''u32''': The unit's class instance (sort of a "serial number")
-* U16''': X coordinate of unit
+* '''u16''': X coordinate of unit
-* U16''': Y coordinate of unit
+* '''u16''': Y coordinate of unit
 * '''u16''': Unit ID
 * '''u16''': Type of relation to another building (i.e. add-on, nydus link)
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 * '''u32''': Unused
 * '''u32''': Class instance of the unit to which this unit is related to (i.e. via an add-on, nydus link, etc.). It is "0" if the unit is not linked to any other unit.
 Notes about UNIT:
 * The X/Y coordinates are the center of the sprite of the unit (in pixels).

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 This section identifies the file format version.
 * '''u16''': File format version:
-** '''59''' - Starcraft 1.00 (original retail release)
+** '''59''' - Starcraft 1.00 (Original retail release)
-** '''63''' - Starcraft 1.04 ''(hybrid)''
+** '''63''' - Starcraft 1.04 ''(Hybrid)''
 ** '''64''' - Starcraft Remastered (1.21) ''(Hybrid)''
 ** '''205''' - Brood War 1.00 ''(1.04)''

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 =="VER " - Format Version==
-''Required for all versions and all game types.''<br>
+: ''Required for all versions and all game types.''
-''Validation: Must be size of 2 bytes.''
+: ''Validation: Must be size of 2 bytes.''
 This section identifies the file format version.
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 ** '''59''' - Starcraft 1.00 (original retail release)
 ** '''63''' - Starcraft 1.04 ''(hybrid)''
-** '''64''' - Starcraft Remastered (1.21) ''(hybrid)''
+** '''64''' - Starcraft Remastered (1.21) ''(Hybrid)''
 ** '''205''' - Brood War 1.00 ''(1.04)''
-** '''206''' - Starcraft Remastered (1.21) ''(broodwar)''
+** '''206''' - Starcraft Remastered (1.21) ''(Broodwar)''
 This is the only version code section to actually be read by StarCraft (of TYPE, VER , IVER, and IVE2). Any other value is invalid in retail StarCraft and is usually a beta version.
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 * '''19''' - ''Warcraft II Expansion (.PUD)''
 * '''47''' - ''Starcraft Beta''
-* '''57''' - ''Starcraft Prerelease''
+* '''53''' - Starcraft Beta (convertible to 1.0)
 * '''61''' - Brood War internal (map version 61)
 * '''75''' - Brood War internal (map version 75) ''(Broodwar Battle.net Beta)''

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 This section contains player technology availability restrictions: it indicates whether a player starts off with a particular technology or can research a particular technology.
-* '''u8[24][12]''': 1 byte for each technology id, then each player, for player availability:
+* '''u8[12][24]''': 24 bytes per player (1 byte for each technology id), for player availability:
 ** '''00''' - Technology is not available for a player
 ** '''01''' - Technology is available for a player
-* '''u8[24][12]''': 1 byte for each technology id, then each player, for "already researched" status:
+* '''u8[12][24]''': 24 bytes per player (1 byte for each technology id), for "already researched" status:
 ** '''00''' - Technology is not already researched
 ** '''01''' - Technology is already researched
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 ** '''00''' - Technology is not already researched by default
 ** '''01''' - Technology is already researched by default
-* '''u8[24][12]''': 1 byte for each technology in order of its technology id, then each player, indicating whether a player uses the global defaults:
+* '''u8[12][24]''': 24 bytes per player (1 byte for each technology id), indicates whether a player uses the global defaults:
 ** '''00''' - Technology overrides defaults for player
 ** '''01''' - Technology uses default settings for player
 See [[#List of Technology IDs]].
 =="UNIT" - Placed Units==

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 This section contains player upgrade restrictions: it indicates the starting/maximum levels at/to which a player can perform a particular upgrade.
-* '''u8[46][12]''': 1 byte for the maximum level a player can upgrade to, in order of its upgrade id, then each player
+* '''u8[12][46]''': 46 bytes for each player (1 byte for each upgrade in order of its upgrade id), the maximum level a player can upgrade to
-* '''u8[46][12]''': 1 byte for the level of an upgrade a player starts off with, in order of its upgrade id, then each player
+* '''u8[12][46]''': 46 bytes for each player (1 byte for each upgrade in order of its upgrade id), the level of an upgrade a player starts off with
 * '''u8[46]''': 1 byte for the global default maximum level of each upgrade, in order of its upgrade id.
 * '''u8[46]''': 1 byte for the global default starting level of each upgrade, in order of its upgrade id.
-* '''u8[46][12]''': 1 byte for each upgrade in order of its upgrade id, then each player, indicating whether a player uses the global upgrade defaults:
+* '''u8[12][46]''': 46 bytes for each player (1 bytes for each upgrade in order of its upgrade id), indicates whether a player uses the global upgrade defaults:
 ** '''00''' - Player does not use global upgrade defaults for this upgrade
 ** '''01''' - Player uses upgrade defaults for this upgrade

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 This section contains player unit restrictions: it indicates whether the player can or cannot build a particular unit.
-* '''u8[228][12]''': 1 byte for each unit in order of its unit id, then each player, for player availability:
+* '''u8[12][228]''': 228 bytes for each player (1 byte for each unit in order of its unit id), for player availability:
 ** '''00''' - That unit is not available for production if the player has 'override defaults' on
 ** '''01''' - That unit is available for production if the player has 'override defaults' on
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 ** '''00''' - That unit is not available for production
 ** '''01''' - That unit is available for production
-* '''u8[228][12]''': 1 byte for each unit in order of its unit id, then each player, indicating whether a player uses the global availability defaults.
+* '''u8[12][228]''': 228 bytes for each player (1 byte for each unit in order of its unit id), indicating whether a player uses the global availability defaults.
 ** '''00''' - Player overrides defaults for this unit
 ** '''01''' - Player uses defaults for this unit
 =="UPGR" - Upgrade Restrictions==

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	[[Category:Reference]]		[[Category:Reference]]
		+	[[Category:File Formats]]

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 SC:R Only color IDs:<br>
-Extends the [[#"COLR" - Player Colors|COLR]] section list of colors, but cannot be used in the COLR section. (Hex codes for 15+ are approximated)
+Extends the [[#"COLR" - Player Colors|COLR]] section list of colors, but cannot be used in the COLR section.
 * '''12''' - Pale Green (#74A47C)
-* '''13''' - Blueish Grey (#9090B8)
+* '''13''' - Blueish Grey (#7290B8)
 * '''14''' - Cyan (#00E4FC)
-* '''15''' - Pink (#FFC4E3)
+* '''15''' - Pink (#FFC4E4)
 * '''16''' - Olive (#808000)
 * '''17''' - Lime (#D2F53C)

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 This section indicates what color each player is, but only has effect on Brood War.
 * '''u8[8]''': 1 byte for each player, indicates the color of the player
-** '''00''' - Red
+** '''00''' - Red (#F40404)
-** '''01''' - Blue
+** '''01''' - Blue (#0C48CC)
-** '''02''' - Teal
+** '''02''' - Teal (#2CB494)
-** '''03''' - Purple
+** '''03''' - Purple (#88409C)
-** '''04''' - Orange
+** '''04''' - Orange (#F88C14)
-** '''05''' - Brown
+** '''05''' - Brown (#703014)
-** '''06''' - White
+** '''06''' - White (#CCE0D0)
-** '''07''' - Yellow
+** '''07''' - Yellow (#FCFC38)
-** '''08''' - Green
+** '''08''' - Green (#088008)
-** '''09''' - Pale yellow
+** '''09''' - Pale yellow (#FCFC7C)
-** '''10''' - Tan
+** '''10''' - Tan (#ECC4B0)
-** '''11''' - Azure (Neutral color)
+** '''11''' - Azure (Neutral color, #4068D4)
 Other values can be used but may have different results depending on the tileset. Any color value above 11 is an overflow. As of patch 1.18.6, values above 11 result in default player color.