Introduction

This sections describes how are data mapped from disc files into memory and what these memory structures contain.

File formats used by the game

File extension	Official name	Relates to	Description	Tools
.nbd		3D models, textures, bones	Contains other chunks of other file formats like .amo, .tex
.dat		generic archive file format	Stores other file formats, can have different encoding/compression
.img	Munge file format	images file format		Game Graphics Studio, AFSTool, AFSExplorer
.amo		3D models, (Animated model object?)
.tex		texture image format
.tm2	TIM2	image format	TIM2 is an image format commonly used in PlayStation 2	Tim2 Tools
.bin	Binary file	non-text data	Can store anything, usually not related to text
.txt		text	A standard text document	Word, Notepad, Notepad++
.wmd
.mat
.tsb
.tq
.snp		sound	Monster voices
.sdt	Audio file	sound
.snd	Raw Sound Data	sound	Uses compression ADPCM(Adaptive Differential Pulse-Code Modulation)	MFAudio
.sld		nbd model files	A compressed texture file, room scene texture
.rdt		room data, multiplayer data	Used in ingame scripts
.tbl		item distribution patterns	Tabular data format
.itt
.evb		event list	Used in ingame scripts
.npc		NPC data
.sto
.lig
.fog
.rtp		enemy data	Enemy room transition data, move in sight of player or out of it
.emd		enemy data
.epp		enemy data	Enemy respawn data
.sgl		single player data
.adx		sound	Mainly tracks played in rooms
.sfd		video	Video file using Sofdec coded format, no audio