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Nintendo games use. AAMP is a (typically) little endian format. Unlike some other file formats, AAMP files in Breath of the Wild have the exact same structure

loading times. Archives have a wide range of extensions. However, the file format is completely the same regardless of the extension. The following extensions

Extensions that start with an s indicate that the file is compressed using the Yaz0 format. For consistency reasons and to reduce visual noise, ZeldaMods

the file extension, Map/%s/Location.mubin and Map/%s/LazyTraverseList.mubin are not actually map units. Source map units have muunt as their file extension

nodes have a longer encoding in the file, which must be four byte aligned. The order of encoding full nodes within the file does not seem to matter. Value nodes

game will use the size of the RSTB file, divide it by 8 to get the number of crc32 table entries and assume the whole file is a crc32 table.   This is a mapping

BFEVFL is a binary file format for event flows. In Breath of the Wild and other Nintendo games such as Splatoon 2 and Link's Awakening, binary event flows

depending on the file. The next section, at the end of the file, contains three different pointer arrays. It is used to connect the whole file together, and

includes a .hght and .mate file. Entries in the extra_info_array indicate if there is an additional .water.extm and / or .grass.extm file to look for. 0x0c through

beco is a file format that is used for storing per-coordinate data. beco files are little endian on Switch and big endian on Wii U. This structure is repeated

BiNary Text MSBT files are Message Studio Binary files. These files define how text is displayed and interacted with by the player. msbt files are made up of

hght files describe the heightmap of the main field and add-on content field. hght files contain no header or signature. hght files only contain a table

EFTB files are PTCL files.

several file extensions. Large numbers of BFEVFL (binary event flows) files are stored in Content/EventFlow. Other commonly seen file formats include BFRES

A binary loop asset list (blal) contains a list of looping audio resource names[check]. It is read by the aal library and queried by XLink. This resource

water.extm files describe the water heightmap and the texture of the main field and add-on content field. Each file contains a 64×64 grid. For each vertex

PTCL(a.k.a EFTB/VFXB) files define certain graphical effects of objects such as emissions, particles, and shaders. They use the .esetlist extension, but

"AnimationDrivenSpeed/AnimalUnitSpeed.bin". The number of entries can be calculated with (fileSize - 4) / (4 * (2 * numFloats + 1)). 0x7100E627F8 in Switch 1.5.0

grass.extm files describe the height and color of the main field grass and add-on content field. Each file contains a 64×64 grid. For each vertex there

like sound, movement speed, sink depth and footprint decoration. Each file contains a 256×256 grid. For each vertex there is 4 bytes of data that describe