KiSS CEL
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== Software == | == Software == | ||
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* [http://otakuworld.com/index.html?/kiss/viewers.htm List of KiSS viewers] | * [http://otakuworld.com/index.html?/kiss/viewers.htm List of KiSS viewers] | ||
* [http://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] ''[Ed. note: We could not confirm that GIMP correctly writes CEL files.]'' | * [http://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] ''[Ed. note: We could not confirm that GIMP correctly writes CEL files.]'' | ||
Revision as of 15:05, 22 February 2016
KiSS CEL is a raster image file format associated with Kisekae Set System, a game(?) that involves making computerized "paper" dolls. Much of the information about it is in Japanese.
Its name has many variations. "KiSS" may instead be "KIS" or "KiSS/GS" (GS is the name of the specification), "CEL" may instead be "cell", and the words may be capitalized in any conceivable way.
The original KiSS graphics format uses two files for each image: a .CEL file containing the bitmap, and a (possibly shared) .KCF file containing the color palette. KCF files are also known as KiSS color files.
A KiSS doll is composed of multiple CEL files and (if necessary) KCF files, along with at least one CNF "configuration" script, and possibly other files, usually archived in an LZH or ZIP file.
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Format
The original KiSS CEL format supports 4- and 8-bit paletted images, with binary transparency. A newer version of it called Cherry KiSS (CKiSS) supports 32-bit RGBA images, and does not use a KCF file.
CEL and KCF files all begin with a 32-byte fixed header.
Identification
CEL and KCF files begin with a 4-byte ASCII signature: "KiSS".
Following that:
- 4-bit CEL files have bytes
0x20 0x04. - 8-bit CEL files have
0x20 0x08. - CKiSS files have
0x21 0x20or0x20 0x20. - KCF files have
0x10.
Specifications
Software
- Konvertor
- List of KiSS viewers
- GIMP [Ed. note: We could not confirm that GIMP correctly writes CEL files.]
- XnView (Apparently requires the KCF file to have the same base filename as the CEL file.)
