UMvC3 Mission Format Stuff Day 1

General:
Missions files are stored in the 'mission' folder, with a single arc file for each character (numbered). Arc files are un-/re- packageable using the UMvC3 Tool found in the subreddit wiki (https://www.reddit.com/r/mahvelmods/wiki/getstarted). Once unpacked, the misChar.361EA2A5 can be opened in a Hex Editor (HxD for Windows, Hex Fiend for Mac, or whatever you want) and analyzed. You're gonna see a lot of useless stuff. Once repackaged, the file will be slightly smaller than the original because the tool omits nulls in the header, but they still work.

Useful Info:
0x00C8 - Point ID
0x00FC - A1 ID      //Assist type 0x10 later (apparently true, I can't seem to find them)
0x0130 - A2 ID
0x0164 - Enemy ID   //Difference of 0x32 between each
0x0198 - Enemy ID 2 //Denotes enemy changes throughout missions
0x01CC - Enemy ID 3

The point ID and assist info is repeated at the start of every mission. Offset should be 0x630 for mission 2-10.

Missions appear to be in the same spot for every character, this means making a tool to modify them would be simple and that there is a maximum mission command length. I think Morrigan #10 is the longest mission, although C.Viper #10 is probably close behind it, and there may be others I'm forgetting about. Addresses indicate where combo notation starts.
0x03A0 - Mission 1 //Difference of 0x630 between each
0x09D0 - Mission 2
0x1000 - Mission 3
0x1630 - Mission 4
0x1C60 - Mission 5
0x2290 - Mission 6
0x28C0 - Mission 7
0x2EF0 - Mission 8
0x3520 - Mission 9
0x3B50 - Mission 10

Characters tested: Ryu, Morrigan, Chun-Li (#10), Trish (#10), Super Skrull (#4?, 10)
Move inputs (stored in 4 bytes, although at most 3 are used):
05 - Air dash
68 01 - st.S
96 - st.L
97 - st.M
98 - st.H
99 - cr.L
9A - cr.M
9B - cr.H
9C - j.L
9D - j.M
9E - j.H
9F - j.S
A9 - j.X-factor
AA - X-factor
AF - f.M / j.d.M (Chun)
B0 - f.H
B3 - ~H (Chun Li Kikoanken)
B8 0B - extra jump
BE - qcf.L
BF - qcf.M
C0 - qcf.H
C1 - LLL... (Tenderizer)
C1 - qcb.L
C2 - qcb.M / dp.H (Shadow Blade)
C3 - qcb.H
C4 - rdp.L (Ryu donkey kick)/hcb.L (Morrigan command grab)
C6 - rdp.H
C9 - dp.H
CA - j.qcf.L
CC - j.qcf.H / j.SBK
CE - j.qcb.M / j.dp.M (Air Shadow Blade M)
CF - j.qcb.H (Air Tatsu H)
D1 - j.MMM (Lightning Legs)
D2 - qcf.S (Baku Hadouken)
D3 - EX SBK
DD - j.qcf.LMH (Air Shinku Hadouken)
DF - dp.LMH (Shin Shoryu)/j.qcb.LMH (Air Darkness Illusion)
E0 - dp.LMH (Shadow Servant)
E2 - dp.MH (Death Penalty MH)
E5 - j.qcf.LMH (Air Denjin Shinku Hadouken)
EA 03 - A2
F0 - ~qcb.H (Fatal Buster)

//39 01 seems to indicate that the move doesn't hit, but strangely doesn't flag air-dashes this way
17 39 01 (st.M before assist call, Ryu #9, THIS HITS)
1F 39 01 (Morrigan j.S before Astral)
3E 39 01 (Hadoken L, before XF / Orbital Grudge L, miss)
40 39 01 (Kikoken miss for Kikoanken)
62 39 01 (dd.LMH, Ryu power-up super)
FD 39 01 (Morrigan j.Flight activation)
FE 39 01 (Morrigan j.Flight cancel)

Notes about the above:
- 39 01 may also flag for assist calls overlapping/inbetween normals. The game does care that things happen in order, though, as can be easily seen in Frank #10
- Adding passive 39 01s to something st.M/st.L (once appropriate IDs have been found for those) to ignore failures due to plinked dashes may be a good idea...unless that means you HAVE to do a plink dash. Then it's terrible.
- Moves seem to move up in the assignment list if the character doesn't have a special using that motion. I'm assuming Ryu is the base template. Looks like we'll have to make an association table for the entire cast, which is a shame. The obvious thing was to check if the Command List listed moves in the order that they're prioritized, but nope (Ryu lists Hadous, Shoryus, Tatsus)
- Doom and Mag can be used to test for other-direction air-dashes, which will likely all have unique numbers
- Mag can also be used to test for fly/unfly consistency
- It's likely that 96-FF all have unique actions throughout the cast, and potentially everything from 01-FF, although most of these will include the 39 01 instances, which seem to have unique IDs.
- Dante will probably yield a lot of useful info about 39 01s and will hopefully fill some of the void around B3 with all of his double-input specials.

Skrull Mission 10 dissection (0s omitted):
cr.H,S      | 9B 68 01
j.dash      | 05
j.M,H,S     | 9D 9E 9F
H(hold)     | 98        //normal st.H
cr.H,S      | 9B 68 01
j.dash      | 05
j.M,H,S     | 9D 9E 9F
cr.H (hold) | 9B        //normal cr.H
qcf.L(miss) | 3E 39 01  //"miss" flag
qcb.H       | F0
LLL         | C1
dp.MH       | E2
Oddly enough, these files don't think anything's special about Stone Smite or the charged cr.H (or presumably charged j.S), the same can be said for Ryu's direction-dependent Shinku Hadouken. This strongly indicates that the displayed text isn't generated based on the value in the tables, but are hard-coded somewhere (likely within the executable).