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* Parasite Eve 2 (PSX)
* Parasite Eve 2 (PSX)


Possibly a header file that is connected to the CDF format. Found the size of the header itself a few bytes in which can't be a coincidence. However, it does throw out an idea I had which was to list the value of each 4-bytes in an attempt to find a pattern. Specifically, file positions or LBA/sector locations. I have no idea if the positions, when I find them, are the actually physical location or a virtual location.
The file extension suggests it is some type of header file. Possibly some sort of index that is used by the game to load game assets. File name used is "STAGE0.HED". There is no difference between the one on disc 1 and 2 (they are 1:1 match). A pattern is observed starting from position 128 (0x80). 4 bytes that increases followed by another 4 bytes that appears to be a number with no obvious relation to the first number. Essentially, there is pairs of 4 bytes for the majority of the file. The first 128 bytes has no pattern that can be seen other than a possible ID that matches other formats where there is a header before each data entry that ID's the type and possibly how many frames/sectors the data occupies on the disc.


== Structure ==
== Structure ==

Revision as of 03:10, 30 July 2018

Used in the following games:

  • Parasite Eve 2 (PSX)

The file extension suggests it is some type of header file. Possibly some sort of index that is used by the game to load game assets. File name used is "STAGE0.HED". There is no difference between the one on disc 1 and 2 (they are 1:1 match). A pattern is observed starting from position 128 (0x80). 4 bytes that increases followed by another 4 bytes that appears to be a number with no obvious relation to the first number. Essentially, there is pairs of 4 bytes for the majority of the file. The first 128 bytes has no pattern that can be seen other than a possible ID that matches other formats where there is a header before each data entry that ID's the type and possibly how many frames/sectors the data occupies on the disc.

Structure

Header
Size Content Description
3 Unknown
2 Header Size?
? Unknown
Index
Size Content Description
?Bytes Unknown

See Also

CDF