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'''Compression''' is the act of making data smaller, either by algorithmically packing data or by algorithmically removing data. | '''Compression''' is the act of making data smaller, either by algorithmically packing data (lossless) or by algorithmically removing data (lossy). | ||
* For various tips on optimizing the file size of Source 1 files, see [[Compression (Source 1)]] | * For various tips on optimizing the file size of Source 1 files, see [[Compression (Source 1)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:03, 26 March 2025
Compression is the act of making data smaller, either by algorithmically packing data (lossless) or by algorithmically removing data (lossy).
- For various tips on optimizing the file size of Source 1 files, see Compression (Source 1)
- For information about out DXT5, a form of texture compression, see DirectX Texture compression 5
File formats relevant to Valve's engines which can contain compressed data include:
- AVI
- BIK
- BSP (Source 1) (LZMA;
, 
, 
, 
, and consoles only) - BZ2
- DDS
- JPG
- MDL (GoldSrc) (Vertex data and animations are
RLE-compressed; contained textures are not) - MP3
- PCX ( RLE)
- PNG
- TGA ( RLE)
- VSND_C (ADPCM, MP3)
- VTF
- WAV (ADPCM)
- WEBM
- ZIP
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