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A map tile is split up into 16x16 = 256 map chunks. (not the same as file chunks, although each map chunk will have its own file chunk :) ) So there will be a few initial data chunks to specify textures, objects, models, etc. followed by 256 MCNK (mapchunk) chunks :) Each MCNK chunk has a small header of its own, and additional chunks within its data block, following the same id-size-data format. | A map tile is split up into 16x16 = 256 map chunks. (not the same as file chunks, although each map chunk will have its own file chunk :) ) So there will be a few initial data chunks to specify textures, objects, models, etc. followed by 256 MCNK (mapchunk) chunks :) Each MCNK chunk has a small header of its own, and additional chunks within its data block, following the same id-size-data format. | ||
== few? == | == few? == | ||
few are dew | few are dew | ||
Revision as of 23:31, 20 July 2007
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ADT Files
ADT files contain terrain and object information for map tiles. They have a chunked structure just like the WDT files.
A map tile is split up into 16x16 = 256 map chunks. (not the same as file chunks, although each map chunk will have its own file chunk :) ) So there will be a few initial data chunks to specify textures, objects, models, etc. followed by 256 MCNK (mapchunk) chunks :) Each MCNK chunk has a small header of its own, and additional chunks within its data block, following the same id-size-data format.
few?
few are dew