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{{ref2|cite id=1|[[User:kr0tchet]] - Currently I only seen that from the {{p3|4}} leaked {{x360|4}} build (the zip file was named as {{file|zip0.360|zip}}), and can be only opened by using 7-Zip (WinRAR cause an error about unexpected end of archive), not sure if console's {{tob|4}} also store some it's game files to ZIP aswell.}} | {{ref2|cite id=1|[[User:kr0tchet]] - Currently I only seen that from the {{p3|4}} leaked {{x360|4}} build (the zip file was named as {{file|zip0.360|zip}}), and can be only opened by using 7-Zip (WinRAR cause an error about unexpected end of archive), not sure if console's {{tob|4}} also store some it's game files to ZIP aswell.}} | ||
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Revision as of 01:33, 18 July 2024
ZIP is an archive file format with optional lossless compression. It is used in Source for the pakfile lump in BSP files, as well as for bonus map BMZ files. It is also most likely used to store game data for the
Xbox 360 (or other consoles) version of
Source games[1]. The ZIP file format supports several different compression format, although Source only supports uncompressed and, in some engine branches,
LZMA.





Additionally, the ZIP file format is used for the PK3 and PK4 files used by id Tech 3 and
id Tech 4, respectively, which use the standard
Deflate compression instead.
Structs
Todo: See Source 2013 Multiplayer and Source 2013 Singleplayer versions of 

zip_uncompressed.h
, containing the structs used by Source to load ZIP files See also
- PAK, uncompressed archive format used by
id Tech 2 and
GoldSrc
- VPK, uncompressed archive format used by
Source and
Source 2
- GCF, uncompressed archive format formerly used by
Steam, prior to the SteamPipe update.
- BZ2, single-file compression format used by FastDL servers (only in
)
External links
ZIP (file format) on Wikipedia
References
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