by Patr1ck on Sun Sep 14, 2008 10:50 am
What you can do to familiarize yourself with the file is look at the names. There are all sorts of names and words that contain some kind of hex data after them. Compare two different camera versions. All the camera names appear twice in the file. One is at the start, and one is somewhere else in the file. All the data after the second one is the editable part. Look at this part and compare it to other camera files. Look for a tight group of words with only a little bit of data inbetween them. That is the most editable part because it contains stuff like "position", "max/min zoom", etc. The values are float values, with the bytes flipped because they are in "little endian." I suggest you look up what float values are, and what little and big endian mean. It looks confusing, and if you can find a converter that will convert float data into decimal data and vice versa, it should start to make sense once you try editing the camera file.