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=Header=
== Header ==
The header is rather simple and consists of the following:
The header is rather simple and consists of the following:
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=SNFO Chunk=
== SNFO Chunk ==
The SNFO header is simply a FourCC and the total length in bytes. Due to the fact that there is nothing in the header to determine which version of SCAN we're working with, we have to rely on the size of the SNFO chunk. If it's less than 0x0251 bytes, it's Metroid Prime 2. Otherwise it's Metroid Prime 3.
The SNFO header is simply a FourCC and the total length in bytes. Due to the fact that there is nothing in the header to determine which version of SCAN we're working with, we have to rely on the size of the SNFO chunk. If it's less than 0x0251 bytes, it's Metroid Prime 2. Otherwise it's Metroid Prime 3.


Other than that, SNFO is entirely unknown.
Other than that, SNFO is entirely unknown.


=Dependency List=
== Dependency List ==
The dependency list follows the same format as [[DGRP (File Format)|DGRP]]
The dependency list follows the same format as [[DGRP (File Format)|DGRP]]
[[Category:File Formats]]
[[Category:File Formats]]
[[Category:Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]
[[Category:Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]
[[Category:Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]
[[Category:Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]
[[Category:Major research needed]]
[[Category:Major research needed]]

Revision as of 07:15, 8 April 2015

This file format needs a lot of research
Crack SNFO


The .SCAN file format describes SCAN POI data and has references to several resources. This variation of the format is completely different than its Metroid Prime counterpart.

Header

The header is rather simple and consists of the following:

Offset Size Description
0x0 4 Magic FourCC
0x4 4 Version Always 2, no matter what game
0x8 1 Boolean?
0x9 4 Unknown

SNFO Chunk

The SNFO header is simply a FourCC and the total length in bytes. Due to the fact that there is nothing in the header to determine which version of SCAN we're working with, we have to rely on the size of the SNFO chunk. If it's less than 0x0251 bytes, it's Metroid Prime 2. Otherwise it's Metroid Prime 3.

Other than that, SNFO is entirely unknown.

Dependency List

The dependency list follows the same format as DGRP