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{{GRAFTemplate1|
file_extension=RES|
format_type=Archive|
endian_order=Little Endian|
date_posted=13:34, 8 October 2006 (EDT)|
format_specifications=<tt><b>
uint32 {4}&nbsp;&nbsp; - Number of files<br><br>
{{Blue| // For each file}}<br>
:byte {100} &nbsp; - Filename {{Purple|(null-terminated, but 100 bytes reserved)}}<br>
:uint32 {4}&nbsp;&nbsp; - File offset {{Purple|(relative to header+fileinfo table!)}}<br>
:uint32 {4}&nbsp;&nbsp; - File size<br><br>
</b></tt>|
notes=None|
bms_script=<bms games="'The Cars THQ'" ext="res" platforms="'PC'" author="Mr.Mouse" version="1.0" verbose="no" silence="no"># The Cars THQ .RES format MexScript
# By Mr.Mouse (thanks Szevvy)
# The format is very simple.
# ------------
# // Header
# UINT32 Number of resources
# // For each resource
# byte[100] Resource name (null-terminated, but 100 bytes reserved)
# unint32 Relative offset (minus the size of the info table + header)
# unint32 Size
# ------------
ImpType Standard ;
Get FNum Long 0 ;
# Calculate offset of file data (RO)
Set RO Long 108 ;
Math RO *= FNum ;
Math RO += 4 ;
For T = 1 To FNum ;
GetDString FN 100 0 ;
Get FO Long 0 ;
Get FS Long 0 ;
Log FN RO FS 0 0 ;
Math RO += FS ;
Next T ;
</bms>|
programs=MultiEx Commander
http://multiex.xentax.com|
documentation=http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?t=2135|
games=The Cars THQ
}}
 
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RES

{{GRAFPageMisc{{ subst:#if: Archive | {{subst:!}}Archive }}{{ subst:#if: Little Endian | {{subst:!}}Little Endian }}}}

Format Specifications

uint32 {4}   - Number of files

// For each file

byte {100}   - Filename (null-terminated, but 100 bytes reserved)
uint32 {4}   - File offset (relative to header+fileinfo table!)
uint32 {4}   - File size

Notes and Comments

None

MultiEx BMS Script

<bms games="'The Cars THQ'" ext="res" platforms="'PC'" author="Mr.Mouse" version="1.0" verbose="no" silence="no"># The Cars THQ .RES format MexScript

  1. By Mr.Mouse (thanks Szevvy)
  2. The format is very simple.
  3. ------------
  4. // Header
  5. UINT32 Number of resources
  6. // For each resource
  7. byte[100] Resource name (null-terminated, but 100 bytes reserved)
  8. unint32 Relative offset (minus the size of the info table + header)
  9. unint32 Size
  10. ------------

ImpType Standard ; Get FNum Long 0 ;

  1. Calculate offset of file data (RO)

Set RO Long 108 ; Math RO *= FNum ; Math RO += 4 ; For T = 1 To FNum ; GetDString FN 100 0 ; Get FO Long 0 ; Get FS Long 0 ; Log FN RO FS 0 0 ; Math RO += FS ; Next T ; </bms>

Supported by Programs

MultiEx Commander http://multiex.xentax.com

Documentation

http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?t=2135

Games

The Cars THQ

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