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| − | DCA files are a model animation format used in Pikmin | + | {{todo|Research this more.}} |
| + | DCA files are a model animation format used in ''[[Pikmin]]''. DCA files use frame-by-frame animation to show precise movements. | ||
| − | DCA files cannot be found outside of any archive, and are instead located in [[ | + | DCA files cannot be found outside of any archive, and are instead located in [[BUN file|bundle archives]]. |
Sorry that's all I really know right now. If you make the animation play slowly with the KEY files, they look really jittery and mess with timing. It's the IEEE-754 float after the "spd" label. | Sorry that's all I really know right now. If you make the animation play slowly with the KEY files, they look really jittery and mess with timing. It's the IEEE-754 float after the "spd" label. | ||
{{Credits|Minty_Meeo}} | {{Credits|Minty_Meeo}} | ||
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Revision as of 17:00, 30 June 2018
To do: Research this more.
DCA files are a model animation format used in Pikmin. DCA files use frame-by-frame animation to show precise movements.
DCA files cannot be found outside of any archive, and are instead located in bundle archives.
Sorry that's all I really know right now. If you make the animation play slowly with the KEY files, they look really jittery and mess with timing. It's the IEEE-754 float after the "spd" label.
Credits: Minty_Meeo
