Game package file format analysis (updating…)
This post is original, please indicate the source when reposting…\Images>>>\gif: Image format that rarely appears, mostly used in character or puzzle games\jpg: Common image format, generally used for game backgrounds\png: The most commonly appearing image format in games, frequently used in games\jpeg: Common image format, but rarely appears in games\bmp: Format used by some games, less common than gif\Music>>>\mid: Main music in games\amr: Frequently appears, used for attack sounds\wav: Frequently appears, used for action sounds\mp3: Rarely appears because it takes up a lot of memory\m1d: Appears less frequently than mp3\Text>>>\txt: Common text format in games\ini: Properties of some game elements\bin: Text in some games appears in bin, often used for message content\lng: Similar to lang\lang: Text format commonly used by manufacturers like Moyu\class: Essential file in games, most often contains text\Compressed Files>>>\zip: You should know this one, right?\jar: This is a game format!\dat: Most game images are hidden inside\Special Files>>>\bin: Description file in games, mostly contains game data, such as health, attack, etc.\kin: Text used by some embedded software\UFO: Text format used in some games by Huayu, such as \class: File found in all jars, used to direct other files or execute its own instructions\To be continued…
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Qiu Yun, posting so many threads in one night, aren't you tired? Thank you so much, the forum is more exciting with you.
Dat: Image and text compression methods. mid: Used by game developers like CWA as a map file compression method. png: Used by some game developers like NET Lizard as a compressed and encrypted image method. Lang: A method specifically for text. class: Scientific class files.
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