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clanner edited this page Feb 14, 2015
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.sc files contain bitmap resources.
The format is as follows:
All values are stored in little-endian format ( so not like the network protocol, where most values are big-endian )
| offset | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| +00 | hword | nr type 0x12 entries - polygon groups |
| +02 | hword | nr type 0x0c entries |
| +04 | hword | nr type 0x01 entries |
| +06 | hword | nr type 0x07+0x0F entries |
| +08 | hword | nr type 0x08 entries |
| +0a | hword | nr type 0x09 entries |
| +0c | 5 bytes | zero |
| +11 | hword | nr names |
| +13 | hword(s) | one hword for each name |
| ? | string(s) | one string for each name |
after this header, a sequence of records, each with a 5 byte header:
| type | desc |
|---|---|
| byte | record type |
| dword | record size |
record types:
| id | desc |
|---|---|
| 01 | bitmap |
| 07 | font related |
| 0f | font related |
| 09 | 7 byte records |
| 0B | 6 dword records |
| 0c | contains several strings |
| 12 | contains polygon records |
| 11 | define polygon |
Start with 5 byte here: pixeltype, width, height. For bitmaps,
- type 0 is 32 bits R,G,B,A
- type 2 is 16 bits. 5bit R, 6bit G, 5bit B
- type 4 is 16 bits, 4bit each for R,G,B,A
header of ( byte,byte,hword,hword ), followed by type-11 records.
some examples:
