Nintendo DS - Revision history

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NITRO File Formats

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NITRO File Formats

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NITRO File Formats

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	* NSBMA (Nitro Sdk Binary Material Animation) → Material-change animations		* NSBMA (Nitro Sdk Binary Material Animation) → Material-change animations
	* NSBVA (Nitro Sdk Binary Visibility Animation) → Visibility animations		* NSBVA (Nitro Sdk Binary Visibility Animation) → Visibility animations
			* SPA (Unknown) → Particles

	The 2D formats can be ripped, viewed and edited by NSMBe, while the 3D formats can be ripped, viewed and edited by MKDSCM (in [[OBJ]] format) and Apicula (in [[DAE]] format). For ripping, Apicula is prefered since it can export several things MKDSCM can't, like skeletons.		The 2D formats can be ripped, viewed and edited by NSMBe, while the 3D formats can be ripped, viewed and edited by MKDSCM (in [[OBJ]] format) and Apicula (in [[DAE]] format). For ripping, Apicula is prefered since it can export several things MKDSCM can't, like skeletons.

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NCG, NCL and NSC

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NCG, NCL and NSC

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NCG, NCL and NSC

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	===NCG, NCL and NSC===		===NCG, NCL and NSC===

	These formats serve the same purpose as the NCGR, NCLR and NSCR formats. They are used in New Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario 64 DS. They can be viewed by MKDSCM and edited by NSMBe or SM64DSe.		These formats serve the same purpose as the NCGR, NCLR and NSCR formats. They are used in New Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario 64 DS. They can be viewed by MKDSCM and edited by NSMBe or SM64DSe. There are two variations of the formats, the .ncg, .ncl and .nsc variants which have a header and the _ncg.bin, _ncl.bin and _nsc.bin variants which don't have a header.

	===BMG===		===BMG===

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.NARC or .ARC

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.NARC or .ARC

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.NARC or .ARC

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	The 2D formats can be ripped, viewed and edited by NSMBe, while the 3D formats can be ripped, viewed and edited by MKDSCM (in [[OBJ]] format) and Apicula (in [[DAE]] format). For ripping, Apicula is prefered since it can export several things MKDSCM can't, like skeletons.		The 2D formats can be ripped, viewed and edited by NSMBe, while the 3D formats can be ripped, viewed and edited by MKDSCM (in [[OBJ]] format) and Apicula (in [[DAE]] format). For ripping, Apicula is prefered since it can export several things MKDSCM can't, like skeletons.

	===.NARC ~~or .ARC~~===		===.ARC, .CARC and .NARC===

	NARC (Nitro ARChive) and ARC (ARChive) files are used to store compressed filetrees in one file (like any archive format: .zip, .rar, etc.). These files can be opened by MKDSCM and NSMBe.		NARC (Nitro ARChive) and ARC (ARChive) files are used to store compressed filetrees in one file (like any archive format: .zip, .rar, etc.). NARC and ARC are actually the same format, with simply a different extension. CARC is similar but has compression. These files can be opened by MKDSCM and NSMBe.

	===.SDAT===		===.SDAT===

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3D-related:

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