RAW file format - Revision history

Jerethk at 11:38, 12 March 2024

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	RAW textures will be loaded in place of a classic texture if they have the same name (eg. <code>hello.BM</code>, <code>hello.RAW</code>). They ''must'' be exactly double the dimensions of the [https://df-21.net/documentation/DFSPECS/s_bm.htm BM] they are replacing. For example, a 64x128 BM must be replaced by a 128x256 RAW.		RAW textures will be loaded in place of a classic texture if they have the same name (eg. <code>hello.BM</code>, <code>hello.RAW</code>). They ''must'' be exactly double the dimensions of the [https://df-21.net/documentation/DFSPECS/s_bm.htm BM] they are replacing. For example, a 64x128 BM must be replaced by a 128x256 RAW.

	=== File format ===		== File format ==
	RAW files are headerless and uncompressed. Image width and height are obtained from the corresponding BM.		RAW files are headerless and uncompressed. Image width and height are obtained from the corresponding BM.

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	=== Multiple images ===		== Multiple images ==
	Where a RAW is replacing a multi BM (most commonly, a switch), each subsequent image simply follows immediately after the previous one.		Where a RAW is replacing a multi BM (most commonly, a switch), each subsequent image simply follows immediately after the previous one.

			[[Category: Remaster Specs]]

Jerethk at 19:12, 9 March 2024

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	Pixel {		Pixel
	Red		{
	Blue		Red byte
	Green		Blue byte
	Alpha		Green byte
			Alpha byte
	}		}
	</pre>		</pre>

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 RAW files are headerless and uncompressed. Image width and height are obtained from the corresponding BM.
-A RAW contains nothing more than an array of pixels. The number of pixels will be <code>BM width x BM height x 4</code>.
+A RAW contains nothing more than an array of pixels. The number of pixels will be <code>BM width x BM height x 4</code>. Pixels are arranged by rows (note this is different from BMs where pixels are arranged in columns).
 Each pixel is a 4 byte struct:
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Jerethk: Created page with "'''RAW''' is an image format introduced with the Dark Forces Remaster. It is the format for high resolution textures. RAW textures are true colour; they do not reference the original [https://df-21.net/documentation/DFSPECS/s_palplt.htm#PAL%20Files palettes]. RAW textures will be loaded in place of a classic texture if they have the same name (eg. `hello.BM`, `hello.RAW`). They ''must'' be exactly double the dimensions of the [https://df-21.net/doc..."

2024-03-09T19:00:09Z

Created page with "'''RAW''' is an image format introduced with the Dark Forces Remaster. It is the format for high resolution textures. RAW textures are true colour; they do not reference the original [https://df-21.net/documentation/DFSPECS/s_palplt.htm#PAL%20Files palettes]. RAW textures will be loaded in place of a classic texture if they have the same name (eg. <code>hello.BM</code>, <code>hello.RAW</code>). They ''must'' be exactly double the dimensions of the [https://df-21.net/doc..."

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'''RAW''' is an image format introduced with the Dark Forces Remaster. It is the format for high resolution textures. RAW textures are true colour; they do not reference the original [https://df-21.net/documentation/DFSPECS/s_palplt.htm#PAL%20Files palettes].

RAW textures will be loaded in place of a classic texture if they have the same name (eg. <code>hello.BM</code>, <code>hello.RAW</code>). They ''must'' be exactly double the dimensions of the [https://df-21.net/documentation/DFSPECS/s_bm.htm BM] they are replacing. For example, a 64x128 BM must be replaced by a 128x256 RAW.

=== File format ===
RAW files are headerless and uncompressed. Image width and height are obtained from the corresponding BM.

A RAW contains nothing more than an array of pixels. The number of pixels will be <code>BM width x BM height x 4</code>.

Each pixel is a 4 byte struct:

<pre>
Pixel {
Red
Blue
Green
Alpha
}
</pre>