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== Profile 1.0 ==
== Profile 1.0 ==
{{subpage|Progression Profile|text=Information on the Progression Profile and the layout of the Profile structure.}}
TODO
== Live Revenge Profile ==
== Live Revenge Profile ==
{{subpage|Live Revenge Profile|text=Information on the Live Revenge Profile and the layout of the LiveRevengeProfile structure.}}
TODO
== Options Data Profile 1.0 ==
== Options Data Profile 1.0 ==
{{subpage|Options Data Profile|text=Information on the Options Data Profile and the layout of the OptionsDataProfile structure.}}
TODO
== Profile 1.3 ==
== Profile 1.3 ==
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== Profile 1.9 ==
== Profile 1.9 ==
TODO
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= Enumerations =
=== BrnGameState::GameStateModuleIO::EGameModeType ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_MODE_NONE || -1 ||
|-
| E_MODE_OFFLINE_RACE || 0 ||
|-
| E_MODE_FACE_OFF || 1 ||
|-
| E_MODE_OFFLINE_SHOWTIME || 2 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ROAD_RAGE || 3 ||
|-
| E_MODE_PURSUIT || 4 ||
|-
| E_MODE_BURNING_ROUTE || 5 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ELIMINATOR || 6 ||
|-
| E_MODE_STUNT_ATTACK || 7 ||
|-
| E_MODE_MARKED_MAN || 8 ||
|-
| E_MODE_TRAFFIC_ATTACK || 9 ||
|-
| E_MODE_OFFLINE_COUNT || 10 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_MODE_START || 10 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_RACE || 10 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_ROAD_RAGE || 11 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_FUGITIVE || 12 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_BURNING_HOME_RUN || 13 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_FREE_BURN || 14 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_FREE_BURN_LOBBY || 15 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_SHOWTIME || 16 ||
|-
| E_MODE_ONLINE_MODE_END || 17 ||
|-
| E_MODE_COUNT || 17 ||
|}

=== BrnGameState::ETakedownType ===
Note: Unknown0 and 1 are the official Criterion names.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_NONE || -1 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_STANDARD || 0 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_GRINDING || 1 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_T_BONE || 2 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_VERTICAL || 3 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_TRAFFIC_CHECK || 4 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_HEAD_ON || 5 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_UNKNOWN0 || 6 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_UNKNOWN1 || 7 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_DOUBLE || 8 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_REVENGE || 9 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_INTO_CAR || 10 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_INTO_VAN || 11 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_INTO_BUS || 12 ||
|-
| E_TAKEDOWN_COUNT || 13 ||
|}

=== BrnGameState::EStuntType ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_STUNT_ELEMENT_TYPE_JUMP || 0 ||
|-
| E_STUNT_ELEMENT_TYPE_SMASH || 1 ||
|-
| E_STUNT_ELEMENT_TYPE_BILLBOARD || 2 ||
|-
| E_STUNT_ELEMENT_TYPE_COUNT || 3 ||
|}

=== BrnResource::ECarType ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_CARTYPE_DANGER || 0 || Speed
|-
| E_CARTYPE_AGGRESSION || 1 ||
|-
| E_CARTYPE_STUNTS || 2 ||
|-
| E_CARTYPE_INVALID || 3 ||
|-
| E_CARTYPE_COUNT || 3 ||
|}

=== BrnProgression::CarData::UnlockType ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comment
|-
| E_UNLOCK_TYPE_UNLOCK || 0 || Unlocked at start
|-
| E_UNLOCK_TYPE_GIFT || 1 || Secondary finishes and Burning Route unlocks
|-
| E_UNLOCK_TYPE_TROPHY || 2 || Unlocked through achievements (carbon cars)
|-
| E_UNLOCK_TYPE_SHUTDOWN_RIVAL || 3 ||
|-
| E_UNLOCK_TYPE_GOLD_SILVER || 4 || Gold and platinum cars
|-
| E_UNLOCK_TYPE_SPONSOR || 5 ||
|}

=== BrnProgression::RivalData::EState ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_STATE_LOCKED || 0 ||
|-
| E_STATE_UNLOCKED || 1 || Roaming rival
|-
| E_STATE_FLEEING || 2 ||
|-
| E_STATE_BEATEN || 3 || IsDefeated flag
|-
| E_STATE_COUNT || 4 ||
|}

=== BrnProgression::ProfileEvent::Flags ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_FLAG_UNDISCOVERED || 0x0 ||
|-
| E_FLAG_DISCOVERED || 0x1 ||
|-
| E_FLAG_FINISHED || 0x2 ||
|-
| E_FLAG_RANK_WIN || 0x4 ||
|-
| E_FLAG_NON_RANK_WIN || 0x8 ||
|-
| E_FLAG_WON_SPECIAL_EVENT_BEFORE || 0x10 ||
|-
| E_FLAG_WON_EVENT_BEFORE || 0x20 ||
|}

=== renderengine::PixelFormat ===
See [[PixelFormat (PS3)]].

=== BrnWorld::ECounty ===
See [[Counties (Burnout Paradise)]].

=== BrnWorld::EDistrict ===
See [[Districts (Burnout Paradise)]].

=== BrnNetwork::EBoostType ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_BOOST_TYPE_NORMAL || 0 ||
|-
| E_BOOST_TYPE_DANGER || 1 ||
|-
| E_BOOST_TYPE_AGGRESSION || 2 ||
|-
| E_BOOST_TYPE_STUNT || 3 ||
|-
| E_BOOST_TYPE_INFINITE || 4 ||
|-
| E_BOOST_TYPE_COUNT || 5 ||
|}

=== BrnNetwork::EVehicleChoice ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_VEHICLE_CHOICE_FREE || 0 || Player chooses car
|-
| E_VEHICLE_CHOICE_HOST || 1 || Host's choice of car
|-
| E_VEHICLE_CHOICE_COUNT || 2 ||
|}

=== BrnDirector::GameState::ECameraMode ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Value !! Comments
|-
| E_CAMERA_MODE_FIRST_PERSON || 0 ||
|-
| E_CAMERA_MODE_THIRD_PERSON || 1 ||
|-
| E_CAMERA_MODE_COUNT || 2 ||
|}

Revision as of 16:57, 18 February 2022

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The profile for Burnout Paradise contains all saved progression, including event completion, collectible discovery, records, and unlocked vehicles, among other things. It also contains user-selected data such as vehicle colors, options, and custom online race routes.

The only major content not saved in the profile is mugshot data, which is stored independently. Its location is platform-specific.

Overview

TODO: Describe some common stuff here. High-level overviews of components saved: vehicles, records, progression, etc.

Known issues and exploits

Buffer overread via color indices

Colors and color types may be modified by changing the selected index on a given vehicle. As there is no bounds checking in place, it is possible to read data beyond the selected color type and the PlayerCarColours resource altogether. What's read in is interpreted as floating-point data representing percentages of 255, leading to values less than 0% and greater than 100%. The resulting colors often glow and have been dubbed "neon" colors. The exact process by which these colors are formed is currently unknown and likely requires shader research to understand.

TODO: Add picture of a neon car

Replacement of selected liveries with other vehicles

The selected livery of a given vehicle is stored as a vehicle ID. As there are no checks in place to ensure the selected vehicle is a child of the given vehicle, this can be replaced with any other vehicle, including undrivable vehicles such as traffic. Liveries set this way cannot be selected normally in the junkyard but can be used by other means, such as waiting for the countdown to end in an online race or having the host of an online room start a Marked Man game.

TODO: Add a picture of an unselectable traffic car

Time and distance limitations

Time played, measured in seconds, was originally stored as a float. Due to the imprecision inherent to the float datatype, the smallest increments at which a value can increase get larger with bigger values. In this case, time stopped increasing when it could no longer increment by the frametime (16.6 ms), which limited the value to just 262144 seconds (72.8 hours).

Distance travelled suffers the same imprecision woes but at a later point. While it is still added to every frame, the increase changes based on speed, so the limit changes based on speed as well: 10425 mi at 67-134 mph, 20850 mi at 134-268 mph, and 41700 mi at 268-537 mph, to name some common ones. These limits apply to both total and per-car mileage.

In version 1.3, time played was fixed by creating a structure specifically to address the issue:

Time
Offset Length Type Name Description Comments
0x0 0x4 int32_t seconds Seconds
0x4 0x4 float32_t fraction Milliseconds

Unfortunately, this fix was only applied to time, meaning distance remains limited even in the latest versions of the game.

Layout

ProfileStoredData

This is the primary profile structure which holds all data.

TODO: Create structures for other platforms/versions, including for development builds. (Perhaps make a dedicated section for each profile iteration?)

PlayStation 3

Offset Length Type Name Description Comments
0x0 0x1DA30 Profile mProgressionProfile Profile 1.0
0x1DA30 0x7540 LiveRevengeProfile mLiveRevengeProfile Live Revenge Profile
0x24F70 0x7370 OptionsDataProfile mOptionsDataProfile Options Data Profile 1.0
0x2C2E0 0xAC0 Profile 1.3
0x2CDA0 0x18 Options Data Profile 1.3
0x2CDB8 0x19C8 Profile 1.4
0x2E780 0x1C60 Profile 1.7
0x303E0 0x268 Profile 1.8
0x30648 0x10A8 Profile 1.9
0x316F0 0xE910 char[59664] macPadData Padding

Profile 1.0

Progression Profile
Information on the Progression Profile and the layout of the Profile structure.

Live Revenge Profile

Live Revenge Profile
Information on the Live Revenge Profile and the layout of the LiveRevengeProfile structure.

Options Data Profile 1.0

Options Data Profile
Information on the Options Data Profile and the layout of the OptionsDataProfile structure.

Profile 1.3

TODO

Options Data Profile 1.3

TODO

Profile 1.4

TODO

Recent Players

TODO

Profile 1.7

TODO

Profile 1.8

TODO

Profile 1.9

TODO