Format
Virtools File Format
Summary
- Name
- Virtools File Format
- Identifiers
- PUID: fmt/1208
- Description
- This is a group of formats created by the Virtools software application. Originally released in 1993, Virtools offered a development environment to create interactive 3D applications. Virtools includes four format types, Composition files, Object files, Player files and Scripts files. Virtools Composition files have an extension of .cmo, these contain an arrangement of one or more elements or associated behaviours which are assembled within Virtools. Virtools Object files have an extension of .nmo and contain one or more elements or scripts. Virtools Player files have an extension of .vmo and contain a composition that has been exported from Virtools and are read only files. Virtools Script files have an extension of .nms and contain a script or a behaviour graph. Currently PRONOM is unable to distinguish between these four different formats, if you are able to provide any information around this format please contact pronom@nationalarchives.gov.uk.
- File extensions
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cmo,nmo,vmo,nms - Submitted by
- The Canadian Centre for Architecture / The Canadian Centre for Architecture
Internal signatures
Virtools File Format
- Description
- BOF: 'Nemo Fi.'
- Provenance
- 11/2023 (v.115)- Modified the offset values from null to 0 as part of a project to match PRONOM data with the xsd standard. Internally researched.
Byte sequences
- Min Frag Length
- Absolute from BOF
- Offset
- 0
- Max offset
- 0
- Byte Sequence
4E656D6F20466900- Endianness
- None
Changelog
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V115
- Release date
- 15 November 2023
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Updated
Virtools File Format: Modified the offset values from null to 0 as part of a project to match PRONOM data with the xsd standard. Submitted by Digital Preservation Department, The National Archives (UK) (UK).
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V94
- Release date
- 17 September 2018
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Added format
Virtools File Format: Full entry added. Submitted by the Canadian Centre for Architecture.
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Added signature
Virtools File Format: Submitted by the Canadian Centre for Architecture.