Rich Appearance Format (RAF)

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Description

RAF (Rich Appearance Format) is a container, used by the animation when PS3 boots (coldboot.raf), and inside dynamic Themes (as the animated scene displayed at the background of the theme)

  • RAF related firmware modules in dev_flashvsh/modules/:
    • raf.sprx <--- generic animations

RAF structure

See: CXML Containers page

RAF tools

Rich Apparence Maker

http://r.a.m.games-hack.fr/index.php

guide http://r.a.m.games-hack.fr/doc/Rich%20Appearance%20Maker%20-%20Quick%20Start%20Guide.pdf

R.A.M on PS3 News: http://www.ps3news.com/ps3-hacks-jailbreak/video-ps3-rich-appearance-maker-r-a-m-beta-is-now-open/

R.A.M on PSX Scene: http://psx-scene.com/forums/content/rich-appearance-maker-r-m-free-beta-now-open-dynamic-theme-maker-2161/

PS3 Color Logo Creator V2.511

PCLC Source: http://tizzyt-archive.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/playstation-color-logo-creator-v2511.html

PCLC on PS3 News: http://www.ps3news.com/ps3-hacks-jailbreak/ps3-color-logo-creator-v2-50-v2-51-updates-now-available/

PCLC V2.511 Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/zbb3e07wdx22jub

RAF contents

It must comply with these restrictions :

-Textures size max: 15 mb ( 15728640 Bytes ) ( on RSX local memory at run time )
-Geometry & script size max: 1 mb ( 1048576 Bytes ) ( on main memory at run time ) 
-Actor size max: 1.25mb ( 1310720 Bytes ) ( in the intermediate buffer ) 
-Actor number max: 128
-Cameras: 1
-Lights: 2 (ambient + point)
-Scripts: 1
-Models: 64 (with 8 animations each model)

RAF Scene (.XML)

Models and Lights (.DAE)

Models can be geometric 3D objects, or 3D light points

  • Typical objects and names used:
    • bg.dae
    • ambient_light.dae
    • point_light.dae

Models files contains references to the libraries that were used by the 3D app that build the object

  • Typical entries found in models (3d objects)
    • <asset>
    • <library_physics_scenes>
    • <library_images>
    • <library_materials>
    • <library_effects>
    • <library_geometries>
    • <library_visual_scenes>
    • <scene>
  • Typical entries found in models (3d lights)
    • <asset>
    • <library_physics_scenes>
    • <library_lights>
    • <library_visual_scenes>
    • <scene>

Textures

See Multimedia Formats and Tools page

Before compiling, only .dds and jpeg are supported.

After compiling, Graphics Texture Format (GTF) (is a container for storing one or multiple textures, "pack GTF", data in a layout that can be used as is by RSX).

Script

.JS

script.js (an PlayStation JavaScript, known as PSJS, based on ECMA-262)

ECMA-262: several well-known implementations such as JavaScript, JScript and ActionScript.

Some examples of PS3 theme using PSJS:

.JSX

The script.js is later on compiled into an intermediate code (.jsx) with a magic header "VSMX".

Virtual Script Machine Instructions (VSMX) file layout (naming sould be wikifyed):

VSMX header
Compiled code/instructions
Data/String constants
(method) name table/Object property
global symbols/Variable/function names

Header

Offset Size Example (h) Value (conversion) Notes
0x00 0x04 0x56534D58 "VSMX" Magic
0x04 0x04 0x00000200 0002.0000 Version?
  • v1.0 on PSP RCO RCOs (from video/music UMDs and two lftv RCOs in the PSP's flash0/vsh/ressource/.)?
  • V2.0 on PS3 PSJS (.jsx)
0x08 0x04 0x34000000 0x34 (52) header length
0x0C 0x04 - length of compiled code/instructions section
0x10 0x04 - offset of data section
0x14 0x04 - length of data
0x18 0x04 - number of data(seen: 1 or 2)
0x1C 0x04 - offset of name table
0x20 0x04 - length of name
0x24 0x04 - number of name
0x28 0x04 - offset of global symbols
0x2C 0x04 - length of global symbols
0x30 0x04 - number of global symbols

Compiled instructions

  • Instructions length: 8 bytes

HEX code format should be wikifyed, may be table moved to (later).

ByteCode (short) Instruction Name Note1 Note2
0x00 NOP - -
0x01 ASSGN - -
0x02 ADD - -
0x03 SUB - -
0x04 MUL - -
0x05 DIV - -
0x06 MOD - -
0x07 TO_NUMBER - -
0x08 CSIGN - -
0x09 NOT - -
0x0A INC - -
0x0B DEC - -
0x0C POST_INC - -
0x0D POST_DEC - -
0x0E CMPEQ Compare Operators -
0x0F CMPNEQ Compare Operators -
0x10 CMPSEQ Compare Operators -
0x11 CMPSNEQ Compare Operators -
0x12 CMPLT Compare Operators -
0x13 CMPLE Compare Operators -
0x14 CMPGE Compare Operators -
0x15 CMPGT Compare Operators -
0x16 INSTANCEOF - -
0x17 IN - -
0x18 TYPEOF - -
0x19 BIT_AND - -
0x1A BIT_XOR - -
0x1B BIT_OR - -
0x1C BIT_NOT - -
0x1D LSHIFT - -
0x1E S_RSHIFT - -
0x1F U_RSHIFT - -
0x20 COPY - -
0x21 SWAP - -
0x22 REMOVE - -
0x23 PUSH_UNDEFINED - -
0x24 PUSH_NULL - -
0x25 PUSH_BOOL - -
0x26 PUSH_INT - -
0x27 PUSH_FLOAT - -
0x28 PUSH_STRING - -
0x29 PUSH_OBJECT - -
0x2A PUSH_FUNC - -
0x2B PUSH_ARRAY - -
0x2C PUSH_THIS - -
0x2D PUSH_LOCAL - -
0x2E PUSH_GLOBAL - -
0x2F GETATTR - -
0x30 GETATTR_KEEPOBJ - -
0x31 SETATTR - -
0x32 DELATTR - -
0x33 APPEND_ATTR - -
0x34 GETITEM - -
0x35 GETITEM_KEEPOBJ - -
0x36 SETITEM - -
0x37 DELITEM - -
0x38 APPEND_ITEM - -
0x39 JUMP - -
0x3A JUMPT - -
0x3B JUMPF - -
0x3C CALL_FUNC - -
0x3D CALL_METHOD - -
0x3E CALL_CONSTRUCTOR - -
0x3F RET - -
0x40 THROW - -
0x41 TRYBLK_IN - -
0x42 TRYBLK_OUT - -
0x43 CATCH_FINALLYBLK_IN - -
0x44 CATCH_FINALLYBLK_OUT - -
0x45 HALT - -
0x46 DEBUG_FILE - -
0x47 DEBUG_LINE - -
0x48 GETITEM_KEEPOBJNAME - -
0x49 PUSH_VECTOR - -
0x4A GET_VECTOR_ELEMENT - -
0x4B GET_VECTOR_ELEMENT_KEEPVECTOR - -
0x4C ASSGN_VECTOR_ELEMENT - -
0x4D SETATTR_VECTOR_ELEMENT - -
0x4E SETITEM_VECTOR_ELEMENT - -


Compare Operators

Compare For: Operators Syntax
Equality cmpeq -
Inequality cmpneq -
Greater Than cmpgt -
Greater Than or Equal To cmpge -
Not Greater Than cmpngt -
Not Greater Than or Equal To cmpnge -
Less Than cmplt -
Less Than or Equal To cmple -
Not Less Than cmpnlt -
Not Less Than or Equal To cmpnle -

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