"xof 0303txt 0032" Anyone know what this line in .x means?
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Hello,
I'm just curious, anyone know what the first line in a .x file means?
"xof 0303txt 0032"
Thanks =)
Perhaps, magic?
"xof" = every .x file contains this so programs know it's an .x file
"0303txt" = to tell the programs it's ascii, not binary
"0302" = another thing to show it's an .x file
Perhaps..
"xof" = every .x file contains this so programs know it's an .x file
"0303txt" = to tell the programs it's ascii, not binary
"0302" = another thing to show it's an .x file
Perhaps..
Take a look here [wink]
So for you, you have an Ascii .X file that uses Major version 3, minor version 3, and has 32bit floats.
Quote:HeaderThe variable length header is compulsory and must be at the beginning of the data stream. The header contains the following:Type Sub Type Size Contents Content MeaningMagic Number (required) 4 bytes "xof " Version Number (required) Major Number 2 bytes 03 Major version 3Minor Number 2 bytes 02 Minor version 2Format Type (required) 4 bytes "txt " Text File "bin " Binary File "tzip" MSZip Compressed Text File "bzip" MSZip Compressed Binary FileFloat size (required) 4 bytes 0064 64-bit floats 0032 32-bit floatsExamplexof 0302txt 0064
So for you, you have an Ascii .X file that uses Major version 3, minor version 3, and has 32bit floats.
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