Difference between revisions of "TGI File"
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[[TID|Type]] [[GID|Group]] [[IID|Instance]]... | [[TID|Type]] [[GID|Group]] [[IID|Instance]]... | ||
A TGI file is commonly found when you export files from a [[DBPF]] file ([[File Formats|a list]]) it is used by the [[reader]] to index a file when importing. the structure is | A TGI file is commonly found when you export files from a [[DBPF]] file ([[File Formats|a list]]) it is used by the [[reader]] to index a file when importing. the structure is | ||
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[Group ID] | [Group ID] | ||
[Instance ID]</pre> | [Instance ID]</pre> | ||
Revision as of 11:31, 4 November 2008
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It has been suggested that this article should be renamed to TGI File The current title of this article is inappropriate because TGI is not only a file, but also an ID system used in DBPF files, a TGI file is used only by the reader and not the game. See the discussion page for more info. |
A TGI file is commonly found when you export files from a DBPF file (a list) it is used by the reader to index a file when importing. the structure is
[Type] [Group ID] [Instance ID]
this file is plain text and can be opened in notepad (or alternative) and edited/created prior to reimportation by the reader.
This file is not contained within a dat file
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