Revision as of 21:08, 7 March 2021

The Burnout Game Data format is used primarily by the Takedown-era Burnout games and contains configuration data and settings for a given track. This includes traffic density levels, whether the track is forward or reverse, spawn coordinates for player and traffic vehicles, the start/end location of a lap, signature takedown data, and much more. It uses the extension .BGD.

Burnout 2: Point of Impact uses BGD to store its track data as well (albeit a much older version of the format).

Versions

Starting with Burnout 3's demo, BGD started using a single number at the very start of the file to mark its version.

	Version
	0x07	0x09	0x10	0x11	0x13	0x0B
Date	Apr 2004	Jul 2004	May 2005	Jul 2005	Jan 2007	Feb 2007
Games	Takedown (Early Demo)	Takedown Legends	Revenge (2005, Early Demo)	Revenge (2005)	Dominator^(PS2)	Dominator^(PSP)

Layout

Version 0x11

Offset	Name	Type	Value
0x00	Version number	UInt8	0x11
0x08	Stage data IDs	GtID[15]
0x648	Stage data offsets	Stage Data*

Subtypes

Stage Data

Offset	Name	Type	Value	Notes
0x00	Track ID	GtID
0x08	Stage ID	GtID

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-The '''Burnout Game Data''' format contains configuration data and settings for a given track, like traffic density levels, whether or not the track is forward or reverse, the spawn coordinates of player and traffic cars, the start/end location of a lap, signature takedown data, and much more. It uses the extension <code>.BGD</code>.
+The '''Burnout Game Data''' format is used primarily by the Takedown-era Burnout games and contains configuration data and settings for a given track. This includes traffic density levels, whether the track is forward or reverse, spawn coordinates for player and traffic vehicles, the start/end location of a lap, signature takedown data, and much more. It uses the extension <code>.BGD</code>.
+Burnout 2: Point of Impact uses BGD to store its track data as well [[Burnout_2_Game_Data|(albeit a much older version of the format)]].
 = Versions =