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Revision as of 00:15, 30 March 2020

DCK files, also known as (unsure) Demo Cutscene Keyframes, are an interpolated keyframed animation format of Pikmin 1. They can only be found within the BUN file format.

File Structure

DCK Header
Offset Size Purpose
0x00 4 Amount of Joints the file will animate.
0x04 4 Amount of frames in the animation.
Scaling
Offset Size Purpose
0x08 4 Amount of scaling values
0x0C 0x08 value Scaling value
Rotation
Offset Size Purpose
0x0? 4 Amount of rotation values
0x0? 0x0? value Rotation value
Translation
Offset Size Purpose
0x0? 4 Amount of translation values
0x0? 0x0? value Translation value
DCK Joint
Offset Size Purpose
0x00 4 Index of the joint
0x04 4 Parent of the joint
0x08 36 Internally named 'sx_param', 'sy_param' and 'sz_param', a table of 3 ints read 3 times
0x2C 36 Internally named 'rx_param', 'ry_param' and 'rz_param', a table of 3 ints read 3 times
0x80 36 Internally named 'tx_param', 'ty_param' and 'rz_param', a table of 3 ints read 3 times
Credits: Ambrosia, Minty_Meeo