Eve missions DATA

I'm working to get the missions working on the database and I have most of the information it seams but some of it is missing and I don't know if there part of the game code or not but the info i am missing is the briefing data and the conclusion data for etch mission and if there it npc chatter during the mission as well. I have checked the database and could not find any entries for those.

Some though and help would be appreciated as I am at a lost whit this info

[Allan]

there is no mission data in the db.
it must be gathered from one (or many) of the multiple sites dedicated to eve missing running.

this is one of the reasons i havent gotten very far with missions.

there is no mission data in the db.
it must be gathered from one (or many) of the multiple sites dedicated to eve missing running.

this is one of the reasons i havent gotten very far with missions.

Is he still working? Can I still go play?

[Allan]

Is he still working? Can I still go play?

yes

[Allan]

a bit late but mission data is found in client code....well, the briefing and conclusion data at least.
if anyone interested i can explain where.

[AzediZucow]

a bit late but mission data is found in client code....well, the briefing and conclusion data at least.
if anyone interested i can explain where.

Just a bit

[Allan]

sry Azedi...just saw this. (over a year later)

mission data is found in the client's locale data. it is a very interesting system where the first briefing number also defines the button numbers for responses in the agane code.
i dont have this working, as i don't fully understand it enough to implement (haven't really tried), but that's the general idea.

[AzediZucow]

sry Azedi...just saw this. (over a year later)

mission data is found in the client's locale data. it is a very interesting system where the first briefing number also defines the button numbers for responses in the agane code.
i dont have this working, as i don't fully understand it enough to implement (haven't really tried), but that's the general idea.

All good, seems to be our default method of communication, glad you still have the drive