DC6derived

DC6derived is a file format used in the development of video games, particularly those created with the GameMaker Studio engine. It is an extension of the DC6 format, which was originally used in the GameMaker 6 engine. The DC6derived format is designed to store and manage game assets, such as sprites, backgrounds, and sounds, in a way that is compatible with the GameMaker Studio engine.

The format is a binary file that contains a header followed by a series of chunks, each of which represents a different type of game asset. The header contains information about the file, such as its version number and the number of chunks it contains. Each chunk contains information about the asset it represents, such as its name, size, and data.

The DC6derived format is used by GameMaker Studio to store and manage game assets in a way that is efficient and easy to use. The format is designed to be compatible with the GameMaker Studio engine, which allows developers to easily import and export assets between different versions of the engine.

The DC6derived format is not widely used outside of the GameMaker Studio engine, and there is limited documentation available for it. However, it is an important part of the GameMaker Studio ecosystem, and is used by many developers to create and manage their game assets.