RenderWare binary stream file
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* '''.anm''' for cutscene animations in GTA III | * '''.anm''' for cutscene animations in GTA III | ||
* '''.rws''', '''.bsp''', '''.dma''': Other extensions sometimes used for non-GTA games | * '''.rws''', '''.bsp''', '''.dma''': Other extensions sometimes used for non-GTA games | ||
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== Links == | == Links == | ||
Latest revision as of 03:49, 27 January 2020
A RenderWare binary stream file (also known as a DFF file for one of its common exensions, but it appears with other file extensions in other uses) is a hierarchically structured binary file used in game animations primarily in the Grand Theft Auto series.
Possible extensions include:
- .dff (Dive File Format), for GTA model files
- .txd for texture archives
- .anm for cutscene animations in GTA III
- .rws, .bsp, .dma: Other extensions sometimes used for non-GTA games
