Editing PS1 Savedata

=Common terms used in this page=
{{Savedata common terms}}

=Game Saves PS1=
[[Image:Memory_Card_Utility_(PS_PS2).jpg|right| ]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Storage Media !! Path !! Import/Export file conversions
|-
| Internal HDD || dev_hdd0/savedata/vmc/'''<virtual_memcard>'''.VM1 || When importing the "block" is injected in the VM1
|-
| External USB & PSvita? || dev_usb0/PS3/EXPORT/PSV/'''<Save_ID>'''.PSV || When exporting to USB the "block" is extracted from VM1 an saved separatedly as a PSV
|-
| rowspan="4" | External PSP & PSvita? <br /> Only "PS1 Classics"  || dev_usb0/PSP/SAVEDATA/'''<SAVEDATA_DIRECTORY>'''/ICON0.PNG || 
|-
| dev_usb0/PSP/SAVEDATA/'''<SAVEDATA_DIRECTORY>'''/PARAM.SFO || CATEGORY "MS"
|-
| dev_usb0/PSP/SAVEDATA/'''<SAVEDATA_DIRECTORY>'''/SCEVMC0.VMP || When exporting to PSP the "block" is extracted from VM1 and injected in VMP
|-
| dev_usb0/PSP/SAVEDATA/'''<SAVEDATA_DIRECTORY>'''/SCEVMC1.VMP || When exporting to PSP the "block" is extracted from VM1 and injected in VMP
|-
| External MC || mc_root/ || Raw copy from/to a real PS1 (or [[PocketStation |PocketStation]]) or PS2 Memory Card using a [[PlayStation_Card_Adapter| Memory Card Adapter]]
|-
|}

*'''ICON0.PNG''' in the table represents all the multimedia files supported by the XMB for this format like images, audio, etc... same format than minis. See: [[Content_Information_Files#Saved_Data_Utility_.28minis.29|Content Information Files - Saved Data Utility (minis)]]

==Memory Card Formats PS1==
===Memory card PS1 (original)===
The original memory card for the PS1 is 128 kilobytes of non-volatile RAM. This is split into 16 blocks each
containing 8 kilobytes each. The very first block is is a header block used as a directory and file allocation table
leaving 15 blocks left over for data storage.
The data blocks contains the program data file name, block name, icon, and other critical information. The
PSX accesses the data via a "frame" method. Each block is split into 64 frames, each 128 bytes. The first frame (frame
0) is the file name, frames 1 to 3 contain the icon, (each frame of animation taking up one frame) leaving the rest of the
frames for save data.

 Original Memory Card PS1 (128 KB) (on PS3 XMB display :  freespace available / 120KB)
          |- Header Block 0 (this block is not accessible and visible from menu)
          |       |---1  Header Frame    ( 128 bytes)
          |       |---15 Directory Frame (1920 bytes)
          |       |---20 Unused Frame    (2560 bytes)
          |       |---Filled with FF     (3456 bytes)
          |       |---others             ( 128 bytes)
          |         (total: 8192 bytes : 8 KB)
          |
          |- Data Block 1 (adress: 0x2000 , blocks are visible on screen, one game can use more than one block)
          |       |          
          |       |---Frame 0 (File Name: 128 bytes, see Frame 64 on .VM1)
          |       |---Frame 1 (Icon: can be different at each BLOCK for the same game)
          |       |---Frame 2 (Icon: can be combined for animation or for PocketStation Icon) 
          |       |---Frame 3 (Icon: same as frame 2, max animation use 3 frames)
          |       |---Frame 4 (Save Data)
          |       |--- ...  
          |       |---Frame 63(Save Data)
          |         (total 64 frames: 8 KB)
          |
          |- Data Block 2
          |
          |- Data Block 3
          |
          |- ... Data Block 15

*Total memory card size 128KB = 131072 bytes = 0x20000 bytes
*1 Block = 8KB = 8192 bytes = 0x2000 bytes
*1 Frame = 128 bytes = 0x80 bytes

===Virtual Memory Card PS1 (.VM1)===
VM1 is a PS1 memory card in "PS3 format", used in PS3 internal HDD only, games can use one block or several ones, each block has a name that identifies it (the first one is at offset 0x8A inside virtual_memcard. VM1,0x64 for .PSV)

Serial number file type name (in UTC): _NEW_DDHHMMSSSSSSSSSS

Somes infos are missing: about CLUT or method used on PS3 & PS1 and why not one game save data example (preferably with Checksum and compressed data) .

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:small;"
|-
! Block Nº !! Frame Nº !! Offset !! Length !! Example !! Description
|-
| rowspan="22" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 0 || rowspan="3" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 0 || 0x00000 || 2 || 4D 43 || "'''MC'''" Magic
|-
|0x00002 || 125 (0x7D) || 00 || filled with zero: unused 
|-
|0x0007F|| 1 || 0E || XOR operation (on 4D 43)
|-
| rowspan="9" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 1 || 0x00080 || 1 || || '''Available blocks'''. See table below. Also used on PocketStation to retrieve use and empty block.
|-
|0x00081 || 3 || || When it's reserved it's FF FF FF
|-
|0x00084 || 4 || 00 02 00 00  || '''Use Byte'''

Open block middle, link block, or end link block

Per Block  0x2000 - No link, but will be a link

(00 20 00 - one blocks will be used)

(00 40 00 - two blocks will be used)

(00 E0 01 - 15 blocks will be used, max )

|-
|0x00088 || 2 || 00 00  || '''Link order Block/frame 1-15'''
If the bock/frame isn't in a link or if it's the last link in the line, it's 0xffff.
E.g. 0x03,0x04,0xffff for a 3-block save starting in frame 3 (2nd available block).

|-
|0x0008A || 2 || BI || '''Country Code''' (Japan = BI, America = BA, Europe = BE)
|-
|0x0008C || 10 (0x0A) || || '''Product Code''' (Europe = SLES & SCES. America SLUS & SCUS, Japan SLPS & SCPS) + 12345

This appear on the spine of the cd box (PS3 games also), instead of hyphen, can be "P" (when there are content for PocketStation) . 

See also: [[Emulation#DiscID_explained DiscID| Disc ID]]

|-
| 0x00096 || 8  || || '''Identifier'''
This Number is created unique to the current game played. Meaning the first time a game is saved on the card, every subsequent save 

has the same identifier but if a new game is started from the beginning, that will have a different identifier.

The identifier is usually a variation on the name of the game, don t need to use all bytes , no importance) :

 Final Fantasy 7      : FF7-S01 or FF7-S02 or ...
 Final Fantasy Tactic : FFTA
 Metal Gear Solid     : G003x@CA


Country code(2 bytes)+Product number(10 bytes)+Identifier(8 bytes)= '''File name'''.

 Final Fantasy 7 (UE)                     : BESCES-00868FF7-S01  
 Final Fantasy Tactic (US)                : BASCUS-94221FFTA     
 The Solitary (JP)                        : BISLPS-01686THESOLIT
 Arc the Lad III (JP)                     : BISCPSP10106ARC3-001
 Kyoro chan no Purikura...(JP)            : BISLPSP01692DATAFILE 

|-
| 0x0009E || 97 (0x61) || 00 || Unused
|-
| 0x000FF || 1         || A0 || XOR operation all bytes of the frame (e.g. on A0 FF FF when not used).
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | Up to 14 || || || || Others similar Directory Frames
|-
| rowspan="5" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 15 || 0x00800 ||  1  || FF || Available blocks     
|-
|0x00801 || 3 || FF FF FF || Reserved (similar on VMP?)  
|-
|0x00804 || 4 || 00000000 || Unused (similar on VMP?)    
|-
|0x00808 || 2 || FF       || Link order Block/frame: FF      
|-
|0x0080A || 118 (0x76) || 00  || filled with zero                     
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | Up to 19 || || || || Unused
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 20 || 0x01200 ||3456 (0x0D80) || FF || filled with FF                         
|-
|0x01F80 || 128 (0x80) || ||
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | Up to 63 || || || ||       
|-{{cellcolors|black}}
| colspan="6" | 
|-
| rowspan="15" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 1 || rowspan="10" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 64 || 0x02000 || 2 || 53 43 || "'''SC'''" Magic
|-
|0x02002 || 1 || || '''Icon Display Flag''' (00 = No icon, 11 = Icon has 1 frame (static), 12 = Icon has 2 frames (animated), 13 = Icon has 3 frames (animated)

(Other than .VM1 can be 16: 1 frame, 17: 2 frames, 18: 3 frames?)
|-
|0x02003 || 1 || || '''Block Number (1-15)''' used per save (infos displayed on the back of the original PS1 cd)
|-
|0x02004 || 64 (0x40) || || '''Title of the save data''' (in Shift-JIS format) Displayed on XMB
  FF7/SAVE01/73:25
(time played but can be also level,or others infos specific to the save data from same game, or generic)
 
|-
|0x02044 ||12 (0x0C) || || Reserved (unused) , filled with zero.
|-
|0x02050 ||2 ||01 00 || PocketStation MCIcon Number of frames or filled with zero.
|-
|0x02052 ||4  || || '''PocketStation Identifier'''("MCX0" / "MCX1" / "CRD0") or filled with zero (to activate the PocketStation Icon you also need the "P" on Product Code.

Somes games (such Chronos Cross with "CRD0") seems to have only this special monochrome Icon as featuring with [[PocketStation | Pockestation]].
Otherwise, the icon diplay on the PocketStation will be the regular PS ICON (but interpolated into 32x32 monochrome icon )

|-
|0x02056 ||2 || || PocketStation APIcon Number of frames or filled with zero.
|-
|0x02058 ||8 || 00 || Filled with zero.
|-
|0x02060 ||32 (0x20) || || Color Palette for PS ICON: 2 Bytes per Color, 16 distinct colors (0 to F). 
CLUT - Color LookUp Table (Color Palette name for Sony) : (can be different from original PS1 and the ones used on PS3).
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 65 || 0x02080 || 128 (0x80) || || Used for PS ICON frame (can be extracted easily with MemcardRex and converted to .BMP)
16X16 Pixels, 1 byte: 2 pixels (4-Bit Per Pixel, 4BPP)

 0x02080 to 0x02087: Pixel line: first horizontal line from top, left to right.
 0x02080: Hexa value (shift) indexed to the color palette (0 to F): Left nibble is the 2nd pixel.
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 66 || 0x02100 || 128 (0x80) || || Used for PS ICON frame animation, if not used, can be used for PocketStation ICON (0x80 also) or filled with zero or used for save data.
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 67 || 0x02180 || 128 (0x80) || || Used for PS ICON frame animation, if not used, can be filled with zero or used for save data.
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 68 || 0x02200 || || || Save data (specific to each game:money. level etc...) will start directly after the icon(s): some game can indicate it with string (e.g.: "MARIEB1" on BISLPS-01418 Atelier Marie). 
Some games can use checksum CRC 16 or 32 or compressed data.
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | Up to 127 || || || ||
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 2 || style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 128 || 0x04000 || || || SC if new save start (open block) and similars as Block 1, otherwise (middle link or end link) Save data from game continue.
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | Up to 191 || || || ||
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 3 || style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 192 || 0x06000 || || || Similar to Block 2
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | Up to 255 || || || ||
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | Up to 15 || style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 960 || || || ||
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | Up to 1024 || || || ||
|-
|}

*'''Available blocks table'''

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="2" rowspan="2" | !! colspan="4" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | '''Upper 4 bits'''
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | A (Available) || style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 5 - (Partially used) || style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | F - (Unusable)
|-
| rowspan="6" style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | '''Lower 4 bits'''
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 0 (Unused) || A0 (Open block) || ||
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 1 (No link, but one will be here later) || || 51 (In use, there will be a link in the next block) ||
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 2 (mid link) || || 52 (In use, this is in a link and will link to another) ||
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | 3 (terminating link) || || 53 (In use, this is the last in the link) ||
|-
| style="background-color:#DDDDDD;" | F (unusable) || || || FF (Unusable)
|-
|}

Most of the infos were from : Everything You Have Always Wanted to Know about the PlayStation But Were Afraid to Askby Joshua Walker (p94-95-96 on PDF version):
*http://www.ps3devwiki.com/wiki/Archaic
*http://www.raphnet.net/electronique/psx_adaptor/Playstation.txt

===PS1 Single Save ? (.PSV)===
PSV is a PS1 "block" in "PS3 format". When exporting to a "standard" USB device the Game Saves are converted to "blocks" in PS3 format. The name of the exported file is the identifier of the block on Hexa format

The file format has a 0x84 bytes header, in a PS1 Memory Card every slot is 0x2000 so if the savedata is composed by only one slot the total file size is 0x2084 (8.324 bytes). In PS3 XMB is displayed as 8KB

A part of the header is common for PS2 (most, but for PS2 is bigger)

 Offset(h) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F
 
 00000000  00 56 53 50 00 00 00 00 5D EF E2 10 2A D0 F0 1D  .VSP....]ïâ.*Ðð.
 00000010  0C 56 59 FF B9 7F 8C D2 AA D1 BC 8D F6 FA 58 3C  .VYÿ¹.ŒÒªÑ¼.öúX<
 00000020  53 10 80 D1 91 2F ED 10 CC C9 CF BC C9 F8 9D 88  S.€Ñ‘/í.ÌÉÏ¼Éø.ˆ
 00000030  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 14 00 00 00 01 00 00 00  ................
 00000040  00 20 00 00 84 00 00 00 00 02 00 00 00 00 00 00  . ..„...........
 00000050  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 20 00 00  ............. ..
 00000060  03 90 00 00 42 41 53 43 55 53 2D 39 34 31 36 33  ....BASCUS-94163
 00000070  46 46 37 2D 53 30 31 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  FF7-S01.........
 00000080  00 00 00 00 53 43 11 01 82 65 82 65 82 56 81 5E  ....SC..‚e‚e‚V.^

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Offset !! Length !! Example !! Description
|-
|0x00 || 0x08 || 00 56 53 50 00 00 00 00 || " VSP"
|-
|0x08 || 0x14 || 5D EF E2 10 2A D0 F0 1D 0C 56 59 FF B9 7F 8C D2 AA D1 BC 8D || Key seed, decrypted via aes 128 cbc (vtrm type 3 or static key)
|-
|0x1C || 0x14 || F6 FA 58 3C 53 10 80 D1 91 2F ED 10 CC C9 CF BC C9 F8 9D 88 || Sha1 hmac digest
|-
|0x30 || 0x08 || 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 || padding related with the alignment of the previous 2 values ?
|-
|0x38 || 0x04 || 14 00 00 00 || PS1=0x14, PS2=0x2C
|-
|0x3C || 0x04 || 01 00 00 00 || PS1=0x1, PS2=0x2
|-
|0x40 || 0x04 || 00 20 00 00 || '''Use Byte''' (Size displayed on XMB).
|-
|0x44 || 0x04 || 84 00 00 00 || First slot absolute start offset (start of "'''SC'''" area in PS1, or "'''PS2D'''" area in PS2)
|-
|0x48 || 0x04 || 00 02 00 00 || Savedata offset (relative to the start offset of "SC" section)
|-
|0x4C || 0x10 || 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 || ?
|-
|0x5C || 0x04 || 00 20 00 00 || ?
|-
|0x60 || 0x04 || 03 90 00 00 || ?
|-
|0x64 || 0x14 || 42 41 53 43 55 53 2D 39 34 31 36 33 46 46 37 2D 53 30 31 00 || '''File Name''' (byte 7 enables PocketStation display)
|-
|0x78 || 0x0C || 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 || padding ?
|-{{cellcolors|lightgrey}}
| colspan="4" |
|-
|0x84 || 0x02000 || 53 43 ... || "'''SC'''" savedata slot, see .VM1 format
|-
|}

*Notes:
**Size: Display 56kb+?
**Title & ICON & CLUTS (color palette) displayed on XMB: other values than 84 can display different result on XMB.
**TYPE: see '''PocketStation Identifier''': You can activate this "rare" display if you write the flag "MCX0"combined with "P" on the filename at Offset D6 to D9 (4D 43 58 30)
**Serial number file type name (on UTC): _CP_DDHHMMSSSSSSSSSS

http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=9747.0

See [[Playstation_Update_Package_(PUP)#Problem_solving_.2F_tips |Tips related to USB Stick/Mass storage device]]

*When trying to copy not valid save data:
**From corrupted Data ( Blue Cube as Icon):On Informations: Lock Copying prohibited, when trying to copy:"the data is corrupted."
**from modified data : During process of copy: "the data is corrupted."
**from malformed header : During process of copy:  error 80029303.
**Some values on the header are more "sensitive" than others.
**Using Memory Card Adaptor don t corrupt save data in normal case, you need to insist or copy to other Virtual Memory Card to avoid the error

===Virtual Memory Card PSP (.VMP)===
VMP is a PS1 memory card in "PSP format". Total memory card size is 129 KB = 131200 bytes = 0x20080 bytes (0x80 bigger than a real PS1 memory card)

To export to PSP first is needed to register the PSP as a remote play device (in PS3 settings menu), and activate the USB mode (in PSP XMB)

Then, from the "Memory Card Utility (PS/PS2)" you can browse the blocks inside the virtual_memcards, by pressing triangle over a block and selecting the option "copy" the PS3 gives two options, one is an icon of your PSP identifyed by his nick, by selecting the PSP icon the PS3 displays this message: ''"Do you want to convert this data for use with the PSP system and then copy it?. If you select [No] the data will be copied without being converted"''

If you select [YES]:
Then, PS3 will display the others virtual memory cards of your PSP (SCEVMC0.VMP and SCEVMC1.VMP for each ps1 classic game, can take a little before all are displayed) you select where to copy the save data. It s doesn t really matter which virtual memory card was selected, you can import/export internally on PSP after (during game: option on Memory Card Utility).

You can continue your game from PSP to PS3 under differents game formats such as cso/iso and continue on PS3 after transfer of your savedata if the game share the same DiscID and . See: [[Emulation]] and '''Filename''' ( on following structures, and Identifier doesnt really matter  )


*When the game is installed in PS3 it contains a "SAVEDATA" folder stored with the rest of the game files, only used by the PS3 to generate Save Games in PSP format.

Difference between SCEVMC0.VMP & SCEVMC1.VMP when copy to PSP: the slot 1 is for SCEVMC0, slot 2 is for SCEVMC1.VMP. If you save previously on slot 1, it will be SCEVMC0.VMP who contain the informations about your savedata.

*This "SAVEDATA" folder used as a source contains a PARAM.SFO (with CATEGORY "MS" memory stick, and his SAVEDATA_DIRECTORY where it will be installed when exported to PSP), an ICON0.PNG (in 80x80 pixels) and two virtual_memcard.VMP (with empty blocks)
Note: CONFIG file ( 1040 bytes, generated by PSP or PS3? //when VMP is not empty //can be update for the Game Saves PS1 board of this page) used as original SYSTEM.CNF (kind of autorun), similar use than the [http://www.ps3devwiki.com/wiki/Talk:Eboot.PBP#CONFIG CONFIG file] on USDIR
. All in PSP format, never updated, and not intended to store Save Games, only to export them

Size: 129KB ( on PSP, size displayed is different)


{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Offset || Length || Example || Description
|-
|0x00 || 0x0C || 00 50 4D 56 80 || "PMV" 
|-
|0x0C || 0x14 ||  || Key seed, decrypted via aes 128 cbc (vtrm type 3 or static key) 
|-
|0x20 || 0x14 ||  || Sha1 hmac digest
|-
|0x34 || 0x4C ? || 00 || filled with zero
|-
|0x80 || 0x02 || 4D 43 || "MC" From here, similar than Block 0 on .VM1 (with possible slight differences)
|}

==Memory Card Tools PS1==
*PSV Exporter: http://www.ps2savetools.com/wpfb-file/psvexporter11-zip/
*MemcardRex homepage: http://shendosoft.blogspot.com.es/ source and download: https://github.com/ShendoXT/memcardrex

 Supported Memory Card formats:
    ePSXe/PSEmu Pro Memory Card(*.mcr)
    DexDrive Memory Card(*.gme)
    pSX/AdriPSX Memory Card(*.bin)
    Bleem! Memory Card(*.mcd)
    VGS Memory Card(*.mem, *.vgs)
    PSXGame Edit Memory Card(*.mc)
    DataDeck Memory Card(*.ddf)
    WinPSM Memory Card(*.ps)
    Smart Link Memory Card(*.psm)
    MCExplorer(*.mci)
    PCSX ReARMed/RetroArch(*.srm)
    PSP virtual Memory Card(*.VMP)
    PS3 virtual Memory Card(*.VM1)
 Supported single save formats:
    PSXGame Edit single save(*.mcs)
    XP, AR, GS, Caetla single save(*.psx)
    Memory Juggler(*.ps1)
    Smart Link(*.mcb)
    Datel(.mcx,.pda)
    RAW single saves
    PS3 virtual saves (*.psv)

PSXGameEdit v1.60 http://moberg-dybdal.dk/psxge/psxge160.zip

PSXGameEdit homepage: http://moberg-dybdal.dk/psxge/

 PSXGameEdit Supported formats:
 
  PlaySaver and PSEmuPro Memory Card saves and single game saves (.mc & .mcr)
  DexDrive Memory Card saves (.gme)
  Bleem! Memory Card saves (.mcd)
  Virtual Game Station Memory Card saves (.vgs)
  X-Plorer/X-Ploder, Cheat Machine, Game Shark, Action Replay, Cheat Factory etc. single game saves (.psx)

===Extracting and Injecting single PS1 Game Saves in PC/PS3===
*1.- Make a copy (with FTP or any file manager) of one of your internal virtual memory cards, in path: dev_hdd0/savedata/vmc/ (e.g: mycard.VM1)
*2.- Rename the file extension to .MCR (e.g: mycard.MCR)
*3.- Use MemcardRex or PSXGameEdit to extract or inject individual game saves (identifyed al slots)
*4.- Rename the file extension back to .VM1 (e.g: mycard.VM1)
*5.- Overwrite the original file in your internal HDD with the new file

*Notes:
**By overwriting the original file with the new one the XMB doesnt need to be updated and the new file is loaded normally (the console has no idea of what happened). If the save data is not visible on XMB, copy an other save data block to your memory card, then it will appear. 
**When adding new virtual memory cards with different names to the internal HDD, the XMB is unable to detect them because his database has not been "updated", this is solved by the option "restore database" from recovery menu, or by importing a new valid memory card from USB (it seems this last option updates the XMB database to be enable to identify all the contents of dev_hdd0/savedata/vmc/)
**you can also select them from the options of the PS1 emulator during game (PS button-assign slots).
http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?p=258620

http://www.tortuga-cove.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3366

http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=28833

===Editing PS1 Game Saves icons in PC===
PS1 icons has a size of 16x16 pixels, each pixel can use a color from a palette of 16

PSXGameEdit has a very good icon editor, it has the basic functions (as replace the selection of colors of the palette, basic pixel-by-pixel painting, flip, mirror, and rotation). There is a "Files" button with the options import and export in '''.ico''' format (in gimp the correct format to import is: .ico 4bpp, alpha 1 bit, 16 colors palette)

It supports animated icons. There are 4 "mini" images aligned at the top intented to display the animation, the first 3 ones at the left are the 3 frames of the animation (there is a maximun of 3 in the format, for static icons all displays the same frmae)... the fourth "mini image" at the right is a preview of the animation (it moves in a loop when the icon is animated)

For static icons (marked in the main windows as "ANIM= N")... there is a "force anim" option... but it seems it breaks the structure of the file, better dont use it !

*MemcardRex has a very basic icon editor, the most important feature is it can export to: BMP, GIF, JPEG, and PNG

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