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Difference between revisions of "Legacy:Map File"
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Revision as of 03:00, 31 December 2006
A Map file is just like any other Unreal Engine file packages. Being a package they can contain all types of resources; the .unr file extension is merely a convention to denote "this package contains brushes and actors that make a playable map."
Check Antonio Cordero's website for a pretty thorough documentation of the Unreal package format and a Delphi unit that implements it.
| Game | File Extension |
| Unreal Unreal Tournament |
.UNR |
| UT2003 UT2004 |
.UT2 |
| DeusEx | .DX |
