Command Simulations ILBM
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Latest revision as of 13:07, 11 May 2026
Command Simulations ILBM refers to an image file format used in at least two DOS video games by Command Simulations: Blitzkrieg at the Ardennes, and White Death.
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[edit] Format details
The format is a little-endian variant of ILBM. Not just the numbers, but also the FourCCs are reversed.
While this format, or something like it, could potentially have been independently invented multiple times, no other use of it has been found.
[edit] Identification
File start with ASCII "MROF", and have "MBLI" at offset 8. All known files also have "DHMB" at offset 12.
