SRW file structure

SRW UX .bin file layout.

Header section: 4 byte pointers to "the end of the section +1" (this is equivalent to "the start of the next section" except that the final pointer points one byte past the end of the file). The header is 0 padded to reach the end of it's allocated space. All pointers in the header are little-endian (read right to left)

ECD (Body) section: Must be aligned to a multiple of 0x80 (00 or 80).
sub-header:
0x0: 45 43 44 01 (ECD ) Magic nummber for section
0x4: four bytes, offset to "start of data -6" (I might be mistaken on this because this sounds stupid). The value is always 8 in what I've seen
0x8: four bytes, size of data.
0xC: two bytes of 0 padding
0xE: start of data
0 padding to reach next section.
The offset and size ints are big-endian (read left to right). Why would you mix endian-ness in your data structure?