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Diablo II's DC6 file format described with Kaitai.
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| meta: | |
| id: dc6 | |
| title: Diablo CEL 6 | |
| application: Diablo II | |
| file-extension: dc6 | |
| license: MIT | |
| ks-version: 0.7 | |
| encoding: ASCII | |
| endian: le | |
| seq: | |
| - id: dc6 | |
| type: file | |
| types: | |
| file: | |
| seq: | |
| - id: header | |
| type: file_header | |
| - id: frame_pointers | |
| type: u4 | |
| repeat: expr | |
| repeat-expr: header.directions * header.frames_per_dir | |
| - id: frames | |
| type: frame | |
| repeat: expr | |
| repeat-expr: header.directions * header.frames_per_dir | |
| file_header: | |
| seq: | |
| - id: version | |
| type: s4 | |
| - id: flags | |
| type: u4 | |
| enum: flags | |
| - id: encoding | |
| type: u4 | |
| - id: termination | |
| size: 4 | |
| - id: directions | |
| type: s4 | |
| - id: frames_per_dir | |
| type: s4 | |
| enums: | |
| flags: | |
| 1: celfile_serialised | |
| 4: celfile_24bit | |
| frame: | |
| seq: | |
| - id: header | |
| type: frame_header | |
| - id: block | |
| type: u1 | |
| repeat: expr | |
| repeat-expr: header.length | |
| - id: terminator | |
| size: 3 | |
| types: | |
| frame_header: | |
| seq: | |
| - id: flipped | |
| type: s4 | |
| - id: width | |
| type: s4 | |
| - id: height | |
| type: s4 | |
| - id: offset_x | |
| type: s4 | |
| - id: offset_y | |
| type: s4 | |
| - id: unknown | |
| type: u4 | |
| - id: next_block | |
| type: s4 | |
| - id: length | |
| type: s4 |
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Apparently the terminator of a block/frame can be either 3 or 4 bytes long. The font files I've been analysing have so far all used 3 bytes. Needs to be looked into.