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information from file format list 2.0 by max maischein.<br>
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a col file stores the rgb values for entries in the color palette. both<br>
animator pro and the original animator produce col files, but the formats<br>
are different. to process a col file for input, check the file size. if it is<br>
exactly 768 bytes, the file is an original animator col file. if the file is<br>
any other size, it is an animator pro col file - which makes identification<br>
almost impossible.<br>
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animator pro col files do have a 8-byte header :<br>
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offset count type description<br>
0000h 1 dword file size, including this header<br>
0004h 1 word id=0b123h<br>
0006h 1 word version, currently 0<br>
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following the file header are palette entries in rgbrgb... order. each of<br>
the r, g, and b components is a single byte in the range of 0-255. generally,<br>
there will be data for 256 palette entries, but this cannot be assumed.<br>
the actual number of palette entries is ((size-8)/3); if this value is not<br>
an even multiple of three, the file is corrupted.<br>
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original animator col files<br>
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a col file created by the original animator is exactly 768 bytes<br>
long. there is no file header or other control information in<br>
the file.<br>
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extension:col<br>
occurences:pc<br>
programs:autodesk animator, autodesk animator pro<br>
see also:flic,flt<br>
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