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imported>Ikskoks: Redirected page to Sacred PAK

2021-07-25T19:19:31Z

Redirected page to Sacred PAK

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imported>Paul Siramy: sndProfiles.pak format specification

2006-05-17T12:34:06Z

sndProfiles.pak format specification

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imported>Paul Siramy: sndProfiles.pak format specification

2006-05-17T12:34:06Z

sndProfiles.pak format specification

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	::<font color="blue"> ''' } ''' </font> <br>		::<font color="blue"> ''' } ''' </font> <br>
	<font color="blue"> ''' } ''' </font> <br>		<font color="blue"> ''' } ''' </font> <br>
	<font color="blue"> ''' else if (header == SPF && version == 1){ ''' </font> <br>		<font color="blue"> ''' else if (header == SPF && version == 0){ ''' </font> <br>
	: <font color="purple"> '' // PAK\sndProfiles.pak '' </font> <br>		: <font color="purple"> '' // PAK\sndProfiles.pak '' </font> <br>
	: <font color="~~red~~"> '' ~~Unknown~~ '' </font>		: uint32 {4}   - Number Of Files <br>
			: byte {248}   - null <br>
			<br>
			: <font color="blue"> ''' // for each file ''' </font> <br>
			:: uint32 {4}   - Type ? <font color="purple">'' All set to 35 ''</font> <br>
			:: uint32 {4}   - Offset <br>
			:: uint32 {4}   - Length <font color="purple">'' All set to 184 ''</font> <br>
			<br>
			: <font color="blue"> ''' // for each file ''' </font> <br>
			:: byte {X}     - File Data <br>
	<font color="blue"> ''' } ''' </font> <br>		<font color="blue"> ''' } ''' </font> <br>
	<font color="blue"> ''' else if (header == TRG && version == 1){ ''' </font> <br>		<font color="blue"> ''' else if (header == TRG && version == 1){ ''' </font> <br>

imported>Paul Siramy: Mixed.pak format specification

2006-05-17T12:21:06Z

Mixed.pak format specification

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imported>Paul Siramy: Mixed.pak format specification

2006-05-17T12:21:06Z

Mixed.pak format specification

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	<font color="blue"> ''' else if (header == MIX && version == 0){ ''' </font> <br>		<font color="blue"> ''' else if (header == MIX && version == 0){ ''' </font> <br>
	: <font color="purple"> '' // PAK\Mixed.pak '' </font> <br>		: <font color="purple"> '' // PAK\Mixed.pak '' </font> <br>
	: <font color="~~red~~"> '' ~~Unknown~~ '' </font>		: uint32 {4}   - Number Of Files <br>
			: byte {248}   - null <br>
			<br>
			: <font color="blue"> ''' // for each file ''' </font> <br>
			:: uint32 {4}   - Type ? <font color="purple">'' All set to 99 ''</font> <br>
			:: uint32 {4}   - Offset <br>
			:: uint32 {4}   - Length <br>
			<br>
			: <font color="blue"> ''' // for each file ''' </font> <br>
			:: byte {X}     - File Data <br>
	<font color="blue"> ''' } ''' </font> <br>		<font color="blue"> ''' } ''' </font> <br>
	<font color="blue"> ''' else if (header == OBJ && version == 1){ ''' </font> <br>		<font color="blue"> ''' else if (header == OBJ && version == 1){ ''' </font> <br>

imported>Paul Siramy: Typo error

2006-05-07T07:48:37Z

Typo error

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imported>Paul Siramy: Typo error

2006-05-07T07:48:37Z

Typo error

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	The <b>Offset</b> does not count the first 4 bytes of the file. It skip the <b>Number of Strings</b> data. So if you get for instance an offset = 295216, it means in fact that the string begin at <b>File offset</b> 295216 + 4 = 295220.<br>		The <b>Offset</b> does not count the first 4 bytes of the file. It skip the <b>Number of Strings</b> data. So if you get for instance an offset = 295216, it means in fact that the string begin at <b>File offset</b> 295216 + 4 = 295220.<br>
	<br>		<br>
	The <b>Unknown</b> data is almost always set to zero. In Sacred Underworld, there are only 4 strings that have this data set to 1, 3 or 5, out of the 23123 strings available. It is somewhat related to the fact that the only strings that are using it have at least a '%' character (and all strings that use a '%' have this <b>Unknown</b> data different than zero.<br>		The <b>Unknown</b> data is almost always set to zero. In Sacred Underworld, there are only 4 strings that have this data set to 1, 3 or 5, out of the 23123 strings available. It is somewhat related to the fact that the only strings that are using it have at least a '%' character (and all strings that use a '%' have this <b>Unknown</b> data different than zero).<br>
	<br>		<br>
	The <b>Length</b> data is the length of the string in number of bytes, NOT in number of characters. Each character is coded into 2 bytes, in 16-bit Unicode format. There is NO zero terminal at the end of the strings, so you have to use this <b>Length</b> data to know where stop the string.		The <b>Length</b> data is the length of the string in number of bytes, NOT in number of characters. Each character is coded into 2 bytes, in 16-bit Unicode format. There is NO zero terminal at the end of the strings, so you have to use this <b>Length</b> data to know where stop the string.

imported>Paul Siramy: global.res, unknown is related to %

2006-05-03T11:39:06Z

global.res, unknown is related to %

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imported>Paul Siramy: global.res, unknown is related to %

2006-05-03T11:39:06Z

global.res, unknown is related to %

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	The <b>Offset</b> does not count the first 4 bytes of the file. It skip the <b>Number of Strings</b> data. So if you get for instance an offset = 295216, it means in fact that the string begin at <b>File offset</b> 295216 + 4 = 295220.<br>		The <b>Offset</b> does not count the first 4 bytes of the file. It skip the <b>Number of Strings</b> data. So if you get for instance an offset = 295216, it means in fact that the string begin at <b>File offset</b> 295216 + 4 = 295220.<br>
	<br>		<br>
	The <b>Unknown</b> data is almost always set to zero. In ~~Sacred+ (no idea for~~ Sacred Underworld), there are only 2 strings that have this data set to 1, out of the ~~18451~~ available.<br>		The <b>Unknown</b> data is almost always set to zero. In Sacred Underworld, there are only 4 strings that have this data set to 1, 3 or 5, out of the 23123 strings available. It is somewhat related to the fact that the only strings that are using it have at least a '%' character (and all strings that use a '%' have this <b>Unknown</b> data different than zero.<br>
	<br>		<br>
	The <b>Length</b> data is the length of the string in number of bytes, NOT in number of characters. Each character is coded into 2 bytes, in 16-bit Unicode format. There is NO zero terminal at the end of the strings, so you have to use this <b>Length</b> data to know where stop the string.		The <b>Length</b> data is the length of the string in number of bytes, NOT in number of characters. Each character is coded into 2 bytes, in 16-bit Unicode format. There is NO zero terminal at the end of the strings, so you have to use this <b>Length</b> data to know where stop the string.