09-04-2017, 18:36
Thanks for reminding about this thread in private message 
I already forgot that I wanted to answer here.
Well, you need to use XVI32, then open info.dat with it... First 40 bytes are the line "LiOnHeAdInFo", next 4 are about the remaining file size. After that start actual tables without any description. They are in chaotical order and it is very hard to understand where is what. Then you open info#.txt files and start searching and comparing... It is a very annoying and long work. It may be even wise to make some program that would automate this process in some way (with conversion to text variant, of course).
If you find some word in the info.dat file (for example, "Engineer"), you can activate search in all info#.txt files to find that table there. Then use this word in info.dat as anchor to change info that is close to it (using the text variant of table as help).
Also, in CI the tables can have additional columns and rows, need to remember that.
Hope this helps.
I already forgot that I wanted to answer here.Well, you need to use XVI32, then open info.dat with it... First 40 bytes are the line "LiOnHeAdInFo", next 4 are about the remaining file size. After that start actual tables without any description. They are in chaotical order and it is very hard to understand where is what. Then you open info#.txt files and start searching and comparing... It is a very annoying and long work. It may be even wise to make some program that would automate this process in some way (with conversion to text variant, of course).
If you find some word in the info.dat file (for example, "Engineer"), you can activate search in all info#.txt files to find that table there. Then use this word in info.dat as anchor to change info that is close to it (using the text variant of table as help).
Also, in CI the tables can have additional columns and rows, need to remember that.
Hope this helps.