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Revision as of 01:28, 18 May 2009
There are a number of file formats associated with The Witcher.
- 2DA format
- BIF format
- BIK format
- BFX format
- DDS format
- DLG format
- DLLs and EXEs
- GFF V3.3 format
- KEY BIF V1.1 format
- LUA format
- LUC format
- NSS format
- NCS format
- PNG format
- QDB format
- QST format
- TheWitcherSave format
Starting with the .BIF / .KEY file formats you can extract the individual data files from any source in the game. With the .GFF file format you can then read and modify most of those data files, repackaging them when you're done. The creature, conversation, door, encounter, item, merchant (store), place-able, trigger, sound and waypoint documents provide additional details about those specific object types and how to interact with the corresponding .2DA files.
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