Command And Conquer MIX: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 20:35, 15 December 2006

uint16 {2} - Number Of Files uint32 {4} - File Data Length (minus the header ((number of files*12)+6)) // for each file

uint32 {4} - File ID uint32 {4} - Data Offset relative to end of header uint32 {4} - File Length

byte {X} - File Data

The File ID is generated from the filename using a nonreversible generator. Filenames are typically stored in the executable.

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These games also use this file format

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-</b><i>Note on File ID, this is a number generated from the filename, this is non-reversible, so you can't get the filename from this number, their names are usually stored in the games' executable</i></tt>
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+=== Notes and Comments ===
+The File ID is generated from the filename using a nonreversible generator. Filenames are typically stored in the executable.
 === MultiEx BMS Script ===
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 These games also use this file format<br>
-* Command And Conquer
+* Command And Conquer *.mix
-* Command And Conquer: Red Alert 2
+* Command And Conquer: Red Alert 2 *.mix
-* Command And Conquer: Tiberian Sun
+* Command And Conquer: Tiberian Sun *.mix
-* Lands of Lore 3 (wsx extension)
+* Lands of Lore 3 *.wsx