DOR (Resident Evil 1997)
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== Offset 1: embedded TMD file == | == Offset 1: embedded TMD file == | ||
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== Offset 2: embedded TIM file == | == Offset 2: embedded TIM file == | ||
See: [[TIM (PlayStation graphics)]] | See: [[TIM (PlayStation graphics)]] | ||
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The .DOR file format is used by Resident Evil to store the animation of door, when the player changes room.
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[edit] Structure
The values are stored in Little-Endian order.
[edit] Header
A DOR file starts with this header, to store offsets to different objects, embedded in the file.
typedef struct {
unsigned long unknown0; /* Offset to ? */
unsigned long tmd_offset; /* Offset to embedded TMD file */
unsigned long tim_offset; /* Offset to embedded TIM file */
} dor_header_t;
[edit] Offset 0
Unknown.
[edit] Offset 1: embedded TMD file
See: TMD (PlayStation)
