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(STF - '''STrings File (Language)''')
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[uint32]        // STF file type header id: 0x0000abcd
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[uint32]        // STF file type header id (sequence: 0xCD 0xAB 0x00 0x00, value: 0x0000ABCD = 43981)
[uint8]        // useless flag: 0x01 (never seen different but it might be, never checked)
+
[uint8]        // useless? flag (might be a boolean, seen so far: 0x01 and 0x00)
[uint32]        // useless count (often = items count + 1, not always though, check: aprilfools.stf)
+
[uint32]        // useless? value (often = items count + 1, not always though, check: aprilfools.stf)
 
[uint32]        // items count
 
[uint32]        // items count
  
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[uint32]                // item index in the file (eg: 1, 2, 9, 3, 7, ...)  
 
[uint32]                // item index in the file (eg: 1, 2, 9, 3, 7, ...)  
[uint32]                // file crc (eg: same for all items within a same file)
+
[uint32]                // item type/category? (often same for all items within a same file)
 
[uint32]                // unicode digits count of the sentence (eg: 11)
 
[uint32]                // unicode digits count of the sentence (eg: 11)
 
[value string(unicode)] // unicode string: 2 bytes per char (eg: "hello world" is 11 digits long, 22 bytes total)
 
[value string(unicode)] // unicode string: 2 bytes per char (eg: "hello world" is 11 digits long, 22 bytes total)

Revision as of 06:18, 14 March 2007

ANS

File Type: ANS format




APT - Appearance File

File Type: APT format




ASH

File Type: ASH format




CDF - Client Data file

File Type: CDF format




CEF - Client Effect file

File Type: CEF format




CFG - Configuration file

File Type: CFG format




CMP - Component File

File Type: CMP format




DDS - DirectDraw Surface File (Texture)

File Type: DDS format
DirectDraw Surface File (texture)

Download plugin for photoshop here: 
http://download.nvidia.com/developer/NVTextureSuite/Photoshop_Plugins_7.83.0629.1500.exe

MSDN article on file format here: 
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/directx9_c/dx9_graphics_reference_dds_file.asp


EFT - Effect

Eft.jpg


File Type: EFT format
 - The first DATA record contains 2-bytes.  The first byte is an unsigned char that represents
the number of IMPL Forms in the file.  The 2nd byte is currently unknown.

 - The PVSH form contains a record of 0000 which contains the full path of an HLSL vertex shader
program.

 - The PPSH form contain a 0001 form which contains 1 DATA record and a variable number of PTXM
forms.  The DATA record is made up of 1 unsigned char (which indicates the number of PTXM records)
followed by the full path of an HLSL pixel shader program.

 - Each PTXM form contains one 0002 record.  The first byte of which is an unsigned char followed
by a 4 char texture tag name.


FFE - Force Feedback File

File Type: FFE format




FLR

File Type: FLR format




IFF - Interchange Format File

File Type: IFF format




ILF - Interior Layout File

File Type: ILF format




INC - Include File

File Type: INC format




LAT

File Type: LAT format

possible relation to MAYA Lattices


LAY - Layout File

File Type: LAY format




LMG

File Type: LMG format

[FORM]   
[uint32]           //formsize
[MLOD]

[FORM]
[uint32]           //formsize
[0000]

[INFO]
[uint32]           //infosize(2)
[uint16]           //name elements count

[NAME]
[uint32]           //namesize
[namestring]       //0 terminated 


LOD - level of detail

File Type: LOD format




LSB

LSB? File

LTN

LTN? File Something to do with lighting

MGN

MGN? File 3d model information

MKR

Marker File

MP3

MP3 Audio File

MSH - mesh

File Type: MSH format




PAL - palette

Palette File

PAL Editor can be downloaded here -> http://mods.mandalorians.de/system/infusions/pro_download_panel/download.php?did=16


File Type: PAL format


52 49 46 46  // RIFF

10 01 00 00  // size (int 32)

50 40 4c 20  // Pal

64 61 74 61  // Data

40 00 00 00  // size (int 32)

// Here starts the color pallate


00 03  // uint16 version

40 00  // uint16 pallette colors count(64)

// This is were the swg pallet editor start's showing were the colors are

cc cc cc 00   // uint32 (RGBA)

b7 b7 b7 00 //

a3 a3 a3 00  //

8e 8e 8e 00  //

92 23 23 00  //

84 1f 1f 00  //

77 1b 1b 00 //

69 17 17 00 //

65 61 82 00 //

54 50 85 00 //

44 3e 89 00 //

33 2d 8c 00  //

d4 d6 47 00 //

b8 ba 36 00  //

9d 9f 26 00  //

81 83 15 00  //

58 a5 64 00  //

45 91 51 00  //

31 7c 3d 00  //

df b4 3e 00 //

b9 94 2f 00  //

92 73 1f 00 //

6c 53 10 00  //

71 a5 a5 00  //

5b 95 95 00  //

44 86 86 00  //

2e 76 76 00  //

75 61 76 00  //

72 4d 78 00 //

6e 38 7b 00  //

6b 24 7d 00 //

7d b0 c0 00 //

69 95 a3 00 //

54 7b 87 00 //

40 60 6a 00 //

cd 7a 37 00  //

a9 64 2c 00 //

84 4d 21 00  //

60 37 16 00  //

d4 83 83 00 //

a5 5e 5e 00  //

87 42 42 00  //

5f 2d 2d 00  //

93 73 1b 00 //

7c 60 18 00  //

5a 45 0e 00  //

dd d8 c0 00 //

bd b9 a4 00  //

9e 9a 88 00  //

7e 7b 6c 00  //

91 6d 6d 00  //

76 59 59 00  //

5c 44 44 00 //

41 30 30 00  //

75 61 76 00  //

6b 4d 6c 00  //

60 39 62 00  //

56 25 58 00 //

a6 c1 71 00  //

8e a6 61 00  //

77 8a 50 00  //

5f 6f 40 00  //



PLN

Planet File

POB

POB? File

PRT

Particle File

PSH

Pixel Shader? File

PST

Playback File

QST

Quest File

SAT

File Type: SAT format

'WSNP' FORM (ws file)

- FORM
- NODS
- size
- offset to stringtable

----------------------------------------------------

46 4F 52 4D     //FORM

00 00 04 E4     //formsize

53 4D 41 54     //SMAT

46 4F 52 4D     //FORM

00 00 04 D8     //formsize 
 
30 30 30 30     //0000

44 41 54 41     //DATA

00 00 00 34     //datasize

01 A7 15 00     //id

00 00 00 00     //parentid

70 00 00 00     //strtable index

00 00 00 00     //ox

D4 15 1E BE     //oY

00 00 00 00     //oz

51 EE 7C 3F     //ow

00 00 00 00     //scale??

38 CA A0 45     //x

00 00 AF 43     //y

EE DE B2 C4     //z


00 00 00 44     //type?

7B D6 12 E7     //?? 


SFK

SFK? File

SFP

SFP? File

SHT - shader

File Type: SHT format




SKT

Skeleton File

SND

File Type: SND format

46 4f 52 4d              // FORM (Element)

00 00 00 a7              // Length Of Data that Follows (Count starts after this byte) (a7 = 167)

53 44 32 44              // SD2D (Element)

30 30 30 33              // 0003 (Version ?)

00 00 00 9b              // string length

73 61 6d 70
6c 65 2f 61
6d 62 5f 63
6c 6f 6e 69
6e 67 5f 66
61 63 69 6c
69 74 79 5f
69 6e 74 5f
6c 70 2e 77
61 76 00 00              // sample/amb_cloning_facility_int_lp.wav

00 00 00 00              // ?
00 00 00 00
00 

C0                       // Bitrate (192)

3F                       // Volume ?

00 00 

C0                       // Bitrate (192) (Again?)

3F                       // Volume ?

FF FF FF FF
FF FF FF FF              // ?

00
00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00

00

C0                       // Bitrate (192) (Again?)

3F                       // Volume ?

00 00

C0                       // Bitrate (192) (Again?)

3F                       // Volume ?

00
00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00
00 00 00 01
00 00 00 01
00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00
00 80 3F 00
00 80 3F 00

00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00
00 00 00 02
00 00 00 CD
CC CC 3D



SPR

Sprite File

SSA

SSA? File

STF - STrings File (Language)

File Type: STF format

[uint32]        // STF file type header id (sequence: 0xCD 0xAB 0x00 0x00, value: 0x0000ABCD = 43981)
[uint8]         // useless? flag (might be a boolean, seen so far: 0x01 and 0x00)
[uint32]        // useless? value (often = items count + 1, not always though, check: aprilfools.stf)
[uint32]        // items count

then the list of STF items, for each item:

[uint32]                // item index in the file (eg: 1, 2, 9, 3, 7, ...) 
[uint32]                // item type/category? (often same for all items within a same file)
[uint32]                // unicode digits count of the sentence (eg: 11)
[value string(unicode)] // unicode string: 2 bytes per char (eg: "hello world" is 11 digits long, 22 bytes total)

then the list of STF item's string ids, for each item:

[uint32]        // item index in the file matching one in previous list (eg: 1, 2, 9, 3, 7, ...)
[uint32]        // ascii digits count of the string id (eg: 12)
[item string]   // ascii string: 1 byte per char (eg: "basic_answer" is 12 digits long, 12 bytes total)

It appears more or less clear that each sentence is probably identified with a 2 numbers couple:

  • file crc (or file name but less likely)
  • item index in the file (or item string id but less likely)


SWH

File Type: SWHformat




TGA - Targa Texture

File Type: TGA format




TRN - terrain

File Type: TRN format




TRT - Texture Renderer File

File Type: TRT format




TXT - Text File

File Type: TXT format




UI - User Interface File

File Type: UI format




VSH - Vertex Shader Script=

File Type: VSH format

(Shader City - Possible App to open the Vertex Shader Scripts)


WAV - WAV Audio File

File Type: WAV format




WS - world structures

File Type: WS format
'WSNP' FORM (ws file)

- FORM
- NODS
- size
- offset to stringtable

----------------------------------------------------

46 4F 52 4D     //FORM

00 00 04 E4     //formsize

4E 4F 44 45     //NODE

46 4F 52 4D     //FORM

00 00 04 D8     //formsize 
 
30 30 30 30     //0000

44 41 54 41     //DATA

00 00 00 34     //datasize

01 A7 15 00     //id

00 00 00 00     //parentid

70 00 00 00     //strtable index

00 00 00 00     //ox

D4 15 1E BE     //oY

00 00 00 00     //oz

51 EE 7C 3F     //ow

00 00 00 00     //scale??

38 CA A0 45     //x

00 00 AF 43     //y

EE DE B2 C4     //z


00 00 00 44     //type?

7B D6 12 E7     //?? 



World Structures

There is one .ws file per planet (none for space that I have found yet although it would seem applicable), containing a list of items found outdoors on each planets. This includes buildings, terminals, streetlights, fog/special effects, ruins, and so forth. Trees/plants/rocks are not included unless they are somehow unique or special.