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* ''' Format Type ''': Archive | * ''' Format Type ''': Archive | ||
* ''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endianness Endian Order] ''': Little Endian | * ''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endianness Endian Order] ''': Little Endian | ||
SDS is an archive format used in the game Mafia II developed by 2K Czech. | SDS is an archive format used in the game Mafia II developed by 2K Czech. The page describes the SDS files as seen on the Windows version of the game. Other platform ports might use the same variant. | ||
== Format Description == | |||
An SDS file begins with the following 68-byte header: | |||
bytes 0-3 'SDS\0' | |||
bytes 4-7 0x00000013, possibly a signature | |||
bytes 8-11 'PC\0\0' | |||
bytes 12-15 0x5FFB74F3 | |||
bytes 16-19 resource type table offset | |||
bytes 20-23 block table offset | |||
bytes 24-27 XML offset | |||
bytes 28-31 slot RAM required | |||
bytes 32-35 slot VRAM required | |||
bytes 36-39 other RAM required | |||
bytes 40-43 other VRAM required | |||
bytes 44-47 unknown | |||
bytes 48-63 array of 16 bytes; purpose unknown | |||
bytes 64-67 file count | |||
Revision as of 19:15, 16 December 2017
- Format Type : Archive
- Endian Order : Little Endian
SDS is an archive format used in the game Mafia II developed by 2K Czech. The page describes the SDS files as seen on the Windows version of the game. Other platform ports might use the same variant.
Format Description
An SDS file begins with the following 68-byte header:
bytes 0-3 'SDS\0' bytes 4-7 0x00000013, possibly a signature bytes 8-11 'PC\0\0' bytes 12-15 0x5FFB74F3 bytes 16-19 resource type table offset bytes 20-23 block table offset bytes 24-27 XML offset bytes 28-31 slot RAM required bytes 32-35 slot VRAM required bytes 36-39 other RAM required bytes 40-43 other VRAM required bytes 44-47 unknown bytes 48-63 array of 16 bytes; purpose unknown bytes 64-67 file count