Populous Configuration File: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 17:59, 8 October 2014
All numbers are stored in big-endian format!
| Block Format | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Type | Length | Position (DEC) | Description | ||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x0 | RESOLUTION | ||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x1 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x5 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x9 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x13 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x17 | |||
| INT16 | 2 | 0x21 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x23 | |||
| INT16 | 2 | 0x24 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x26 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x30 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x34 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x35 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x39 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x43 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x44 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x45 | |||
| INT16 | 2 | 0x49 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x51 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x52 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x56 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x60 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x64 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x68 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x72 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x76 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x80 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x84 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x85 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x89 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x90 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x91 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x92 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x96 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x100 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x104 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x105 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x106 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x107 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x111 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x112 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x113 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x117 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x121 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x125 | |||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x129 | SOUND | ||
| BYTE | 1 | 0x130 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x131 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x135 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x139 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x143 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x147 | |||
| INT16 | 2 | 0x151 | GAMMA | ||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x153 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x157 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x161 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x165 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x169 | |||
| INT32 | 4 | 0x173 | |||
| Total | 177 Bytes | ||||
Resolution
Resolution is ordered from lowest possible 640x480 to highest possible that your monitor supports.
Example:
0 = 640 x 480
1 = 800 x 600
Any values higher than this purely depends on your monitor and you'll have to pull the resolution from there. It requires a bunch of complicated system calls and dll imports, a story left for another wiki.