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If your format is supported by MultiEx Commander, replace the line {{NoProgramSupport}} with {{ProgramSupportMexcom}}. Note that if MexCom supports a given format, its tag should always be the first program on the list. | If your format is supported by MultiEx Commander, replace the line {{NoProgramSupport}} with {{ProgramSupportMexcom}}. Note that if MexCom supports a given format, its tag should always be the first program on the list. | ||
If your format is supported by Game Extracter, replace the line {{NoProgramSupport}} with {{ProgramSupportGameExtracter}}. Note that if Game Extracter supports a given format, its tag should always be either directly below MexCom's tag (it should be second on the list), if MexCom also supports that format, or it should be at the top of the list. | If your format is supported by Game Extracter, replace the line {{NoProgramSupport}} with {{ProgramSupportGameExtracter}}. Note that if Game Extracter supports a given format, its tag should always be either directly below MexCom's tag (it should be second on the list), if MexCom also supports that format, or it should be at the top of the list. | ||
If your format is supported by any other programs, list them in alphabetical order, and if they have pages on the WIKI, link the name to the corresponding page. For example, if my format is supported by a program called FooBar3000, and there is a page on the WIKI for that program, the link would look like [[FooBar3000]] (if the page name was the same as the name of the program). | If your format is supported by any other programs, list them in alphabetical order, and if they have pages on the WIKI, link the name to the corresponding page (otherwise, you can link to the program's official website). For example, if my format is supported by a program called FooBar3000, and there is a page on the WIKI for that program, the link would look like [[FooBar3000]] (if the page name was the same as the name of the program). | ||
For example: | For example: | ||
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* AnotherGenericFileExtracter | * AnotherGenericFileExtracter | ||
* [[FooBar3000]] | * [[FooBar3000]] | ||
* SomeOtherProgram | * [http://www.someotherprogram.com SomeOtherProgram] | ||
Without MexCom support: | Without MexCom support: | ||
Revision as of 19:01, 22 January 2007
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NOTE: This is only an example of a GRAF page. As far as I know, there is no game called "Sample Game 1", and no game uses the exact archive format given below.
PAK
- Format type: Archive
- Endianness: Little-endian
Format Specifications
char {15} - Header (Sample Game PAK)
byte {1} - null Padding
// For each file
- char {16} - File name (null padded)
- uint32 {4} - File size
- byte {x} - File data
Notes and Comments
None
MultiEx BMS Script
None written yet.
Supported by Programs
Unknown
Links
None