Col.mp File Notes 1

//Col.mp file thingys

//Header
{
float unknownFloat1X;
float unknownFloat1Y;
float unknownFloat1Z;

float unknownFloat2X;
float unknownFloat2Y;
float unknownFloat2Z;

float unknownFloat3X;
float unknownFloat3Y;
float unknownFLoat3Z;

u32 Offset1;
u32 Offset2;
u32 Offset3;
u32 Offset4;
u32 Offset5;//Offset 5 & 6 have the same offset location. Maybe unused group?
u32 Offset6;
u32 Offset7;
}


//Group1
{
float G1PosX;
float G1PosY;
float G1PosZ;
}

//Group2
{
float Matrix[0][0];
float Matrix[0][1];
float Matrix[0][2];

float Matrix[1][0];
float Matrix[1][1];
float Matrix[1][2];

float Matrix[2][0];
float Matrix[2][1];
float Matrix[2][2];
}

//Group3
{
u16 G3Unknown1;
u16 G3Unknown2;
u16 G3Unknown3;
u16 G3Unknown4;
u16 G3Unknown5;
u16 G3Unknown6;
u16 G3Unknown7;
u16 G3Unknown8;
float G3UnknownFloat1;
float G3UnknownFloat2;
}

//Group4 //I really don't know the size of each object, so I just put it at one short, because all the formats are in shorts.
{
u16 G4Unknown[2]; //Could be some sort of dynamic array, ending with 0xFFFF's
}

//Group 5 & 6 //Since it's unknown what the first group does, I just put them together.
{
u32 G5Unknown1[10];
}

//Group 7 //It's just the same value repeated. //Also, no value to tell where it ends, other than detecting the 0x40's and the EOL function.
{
u8 G7unknown1[3];
}