MLDF
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MLDF is similar to [[ILBM#PBM|IFF-PBM]]. | MLDF is similar to [[ILBM#PBM|IFF-PBM]]. | ||
| − | Some files contain a palette. Others contain a paletted image, but no palette. The palette must presumably be read from a separate .CMA file, but it's not obvious how to find the correct file. | + | Some files contain an image, and a palette. Others contain a paletted image, but no palette. The palette must presumably be read from a separate .CMA file, but it's not obvious how to find the correct file. |
== Identification == | == Identification == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:09, 26 September 2026
MLDF is a graphics format in an IFF file. It was used by the video game Mean Streets, by Access Software.
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[edit] Format details
MLDF is similar to IFF-PBM.
Some files contain an image, and a palette. Others contain a paletted image, but no palette. The palette must presumably be read from a separate .CMA file, but it's not obvious how to find the correct file.
[edit] Identification
.mld files begin with 'F' 'O' 'R' 'M' ?? ?? ?? ?? 'M' 'L' 'D' 'F'.
They also tend to have BMHD chunks.
[edit] Software
- Mean Streets Demo
- abydos (at least supports files with a palette)
- Deark (at least supports files with a palette)
[edit] Sample files
- dexvert samples — image/mldf
- Example of a CMA file: [1]
