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--- en:games:star_trek_armada_1:zone_file_system [2025-05-05-00-16] – [Tech Tree Files] 7saturn
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 ====== Zone File System ======
-The //Zone File System// is a method used by //Star Trek: Armada// to store game assets in archive-like files, namely the //objtxt.zfs// and //assets.zfs//. Especially the latter contains most of the [[en:games:star_trek_armada_1:modding:ODF files]] as well as the [[en:games:star_trek_armada_1:modding:tech_tree_file|tech tree files]]. The contents are not stored in their plain format, so the whole storage method may be considered kind of a method of obfuscation of actual game assets. The format is, however not very complicated to decipher/unpack.
+The //Zone File System// is a method used by //Star Trek: Armada// to store game assets in archive-like files, namely the //objtxt.zfs// and //assets.zfs//. Especially the latter contains most of the [[en:games:star_trek_armada_1:modding:ODF files]] as well as the [[en:games:star_trek_armada_1:modding:tech_tree_file|tech tree files]]. The contents are not stored in their plain format, so the whole storage method may be considered kind of a method of obfuscation of actual game assets. The format is, however not very complicated to decipher/unpack. [[en:games:star_trek_-_armada_2|Star Trek: Armada II]] did not use this method of delivering game contents any more.
 ===== ZFS File Format =====
 A ZFS has a header as well as directory-like sections and actual file content sections.
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 The header has a length of 28 byte, consisting of the following information:
 ^  Start Offset  ^  Data Type  ^  Meaning  ^
-| 0 | uint32 | ID of the File, usually ''ZFSF'' |
+| 0 | uint32 | ID of the File, Usually ''ZFSF'' |
 | 4 | uint32 | Version of the Format of the File, for Armada That is 1. |
 | 8 | uint32 | Maximum length of a File Name in Directories (//max. file name length//). |