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User:Jifodus/CMV file format

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File Format

Header

Offset (+Hex) Type Name Information
0000 dword version Version numbers:
0x2711 - New movies
0x2710 - Old movies
0004 dword columns The number of columns.
0008 dword rows The number of rows.
000C dword delayrate Sound playback rate, in 1/100 sec per frame.

Sounds

If the version is 0x2711 then this section comes right after the header.

Offset (+Hex) Type Name Information
0000 dword sounds The number of sounds in the file.
0004 char[sounds][50] sound_files The filenames of each sound that can be played during the movie. Filenames are null-terminated and padded to 50 bytes; the game itself will look for "data\sound\[filename].ogg".
* dword[200][16] sound_time Sound IDs to play during the first 200 "sound ticks" (as per the "delayrate" specified above). Up to 16 sounds can be played during each frame.

Chunk

The Sounds section & Header section comes before this. The remainder of the file is made up this way.

Offset (+Hex) Type Name Information
0000 dword size The size of the following compressed data.
0004 byte[size] data Zlib's deflate compressed data, comprising no more than 200 sequential frames.

Data Format

Frame

Offset (+Hex) Type Name Information
0000 char[Header.columns * Header.rows] characters The characters making up the frame.
* attribute[Header.columns * Header.rows] attributes The color attributes of each character in the frame.

Iterate through the frame data:

 +---------> +Y
 |
 |
 |
 |
 V
+X

Or: Index = X * Header.rows + Y

Attribute

A frame is a single byte long, the bits are layed out as:

0ibbbfff
i   - Foreground Intensity Bit
bbb - Background Color Bits
fff - Foreground Color Bits