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Latest revision as of 08:34, 30 April 2024
CIN files (internally named Cinematic files) tell the game which DSK file(s) to load, actor resources to allocate (animations and models) and manage scene cuts. In short, they are cutscene resource managers.
CIN files are plaintext, meaning that they can be edited in a text-editor like Notepad++.
Contents
File structure[edit]
CIN files consist of:
- Cutscene flags/properties
- DSK file declarations
- Actor declarations which can contain a model and it's animations.
- Scene cuts and where they are placed.
Example from demo01.cin:
// Movie flags
type 0
flags 128
// Scene files
addScene { scene cinemas/demo01/demo1.dsk
}
// Actor files
addActor { shape cinemas/demo01/spacebg.mod
}
addActor { shape cinemas/demo01/meteor.mod
bundle cinemas/demo01/meteor.anm
anims cinemas/demo01/meteor.bin
}
addActor { shape cinemas/demo01/ufo.mod
bundle cinemas/demo01/ufo.anm
anims cinemas/demo01/ufo.bin
}
addActor { shape pikis/nv3Model.mod
bundle cinemas/demo01/navi.anm
anims cinemas/demo01/navi.bin
}
// Scene cuts
addCut { cut 0 0 1199
flags 3
actor cinemas/demo01/spacebg.mod
acflags 2
anim 1 -1
actor cinemas/demo01/meteor.mod
acflags 2
anim 2 0
actor pikis/nv3Model.mod
acflags 2
anim 2 0
actor cinemas/demo01/ufo.mod
acflags 2
anim 2 0
keys 0 {
}
}
