Format Overview

Game Format Overview

This section documents Getting Up game formats currently recognized by the tool.

The documentation combines implemented behavior with reverse-engineering observations.

Support overview

Extension	Content	Current support
.msh	Meshes	Read, 3D preview, export
.st	Textures	Read, preview, PNG export
.bnm	Skeletal animations	Read, experimental preview
.mtm	Materials	Read, inspection
.gat	Attachment points	Read, inspection
.ban	Animation sections	Read, inspection
.gin	Other game data	Indexed, hex view
.cin	Other game data	Indexed, hex view
.plr	Other game data	Indexed, hex view
.cap	Other game data	Indexed, hex view
.smf	Other game data	Indexed, hex view
.fts	Other game data	Indexed, hex view

Format categories

Fully supported formats

These formats currently have dedicated features:

• .msh — Mesh browsing, 3D preview and export
• .st — Texture preview and PNG export
• .bnm — Animation reading and experimental preview

Inspection-only formats

These formats can be read and inspected but do not currently have dedicated editing workflows.

Examples:

• .mtm
• .gat
• .ban

Indexed formats

Some formats are recognized and indexed by the tool but do not yet have dedicated viewers.

Examples:

• .gin
• .cin
• .plr
• .cap
• .smf
• .fts

These resources may still be useful for reverse engineering.

Documentation convention

When reverse engineering a format, distinguish clearly between:

• Confirmed behavior
• Observed patterns
• Current hypotheses
• Unknown fields

This avoids turning assumptions into permanent documentation.

Related pages

• MSH — Meshes
• ST — Textures
• BNM — Animations
• Resource Library