Insane 1nsane IDF
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IDF
- Format Type : Archive
- Endian Order : Little Endian
- Signature : FFFL
Format Specifications
// 1nsane PC // IDF file format // little endian // header 4 bytes (char) - signature // "FFFL" 4 bytes (uint32) - version? // 12 4 bytes (uint32) - TOC type // 0x00010000 - unencrypted TOC // 0x00010100 - encrypted TOC 4 bytes (uint32) - TOC offset // XORed with 0x123 4 bytes (uint32) - encryption key // data num_of_files * { x bytes - file data } // TOC 4 bytes (uint32) - number of files num_of_files * { 52 bytes (char) - file name + padding // e.g. "Data\Misc\japan.pcx" 4 bytes (uint32) - unknown 4 bytes (uint32) - file offset 4 bytes (uint32) - file size } 4 bytes (uint32) - number of files (repeated?)
MultiEx BMS Script
Not written yet.
QuickBMS Script
Notes and Comments
- Table of Content (archive footer) is encrypted with XOR encryption. TOC offset is XORed with 0x123.
- Data seems to be unencrypted and uncompressed.
- IDF extension is probably translated to "Insane Data File".
Encryption Method
Below is example of the code from quickbms script which may be used to decrypt TOC:
for i = 0 < TOC_LENGTH get NEW_BYTE byte XMATH NEW_BYTE "NEW_BYTE ^ TOC_XOR_KEY" XMATH TOC_XOR_KEY "(NEW_BYTE + i + (TOC_XOR_KEY * 5)) & 0xFF"
Games
List of games using this file format:
- Insane / 1nsane (PC) (*.IDF)
Compatible Programs
- IDF Exploder / mirror1 / mirror2
- IDF commander / mirror1
- IDFMaker / mirror1 / mirror2
- EasyIDF
- IDF Converter
- bizarr3
See Also
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