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* Gustav.pak — text files in .lsf format. Level data, dialog files, equipment stats, spells.
* Gustav.pak — text files in .lsf format. Level data, dialog files, equipment stats, spells.
* Materials.pak — materials (shaders). It is useless in itself, but you can see what materials are in the game to assign them to your model.  
* Materials.pak — materials (shaders). It is useless in itself, but you can see what materials are in the game to assign them to your model.  
* Models.pak — models in .gr2 format. Heads, hair, armor, architecture, etc.
* Models.pak — models in .gr2 format. Heads, hair, armour, architecture, etc.
* Textures.pak — textures in .dds format. There are not a lot of them here, mostly they are color ID masks that divide the armor into zones for coloring. But there are textures for faces, hair, tattoos. Some environment textures.
* Textures.pak — textures in .dds format. There are not a lot of them here, mostly they are color ID masks that divide the armour into zones for coloring. But there are textures for faces, hair, tattoos. Some environment textures.
* Shared.pak — text files in .lsf format. Overlaps with Gustav in some respects. Model data with assigned materials, skin, hair, eye colors, etc. for the character editor, also equipment stats, spells.
* Shared.pak — text files in .lsf format. Overlaps with Gustav in some respects. Model data with assigned materials, skin, hair, eye colors, etc. for the character editor, also equipment stats, spells.
* VirtualTextures.pak — most of the textures of the game, are packed in virtual textures to improve performance.  
* VirtualTextures.pak — most of the textures of the game, are packed in virtual textures to improve performance.  

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