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COL files are used by map and vehicle objects in GTA3 and GTAVC, so surely they are? Listing this article in the "Map Format" and "Vehicle Format" categories would make sense because it is a format used by those parts of game? --[[User:Cerbera|Cerbera]] | COL files are used by map and vehicle objects in GTA3 and GTAVC, so surely they are? Listing this article in the "Map Format" and "Vehicle Format" categories would make sense because it is a format used by those parts of game? --[[User:Cerbera|Cerbera]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:13, 29 December 2005
Cerbera, I removed those two categories you added. Collision files are neither map files nor vehicle files. Don't try to confuse people. --steve-m
COL files are used by map and vehicle objects in GTA3 and GTAVC, so surely they are? Listing this article in the "Map Format" and "Vehicle Format" categories would make sense because it is a format used by those parts of game? --Cerbera
What if it was possible to assign audio files to map objects - would you call them map files as well then? Probably not. --steve-m
