Img File List Free - Pes 2013
This file is the hub for "Scoreboards," also known as TV overlays. Modders replace unnamed files inside dt06.img to display logos for ESPN, Sky Sports, or BT Sport during matches. It also contains elements like the kick-off formation screen, corner flags, and replay logos.
| File Name | Purpose | | :--- | :--- | | | Often contains new scoreboards, adboards, or stadiums (not original). | | dt0f.img | Frequently used for updated faces, tattoos, or boots. | | dt0g.img | Generic patch data – sometimes crowds or turf. | | unnamed_*.bin | Found inside IMGs – actual file names are numbers (e.g., unnamed_12.bin = boot model). |
The primary parameters for gameplay speed, AI behavior, and ball physics. Structural database files mapping player IDs to face files. Fonts, icons, and minor user interface graphical layouts. dt05.img – Menu Graphics and Layouts Pes 2013 Img File List
To edit these files, you generally need tools like or PES Ultimate Data Explorer . Here are some of the most sought-after IDs within those containers: Player & Team Assets ( dt0c.img ) Faces: Ranges from ID 131 to 2007. Hairs: Ranges from ID 4206 to 6082.
When Konami released official Data Packs (DLC) to update rosters and kits, those updates were placed in dt0f.img . In modern modding setups, this file acts as the baseline database override, ensuring that the latest transfers and official player additions are recognized by the game. dt11.img to dt15.img – Commentary Audio Files This file is the hub for "Scoreboards," also
C:\Program Files\KONAMI\Pro Evolution Soccer 2013\img
: Downloadable Content (DLC) updates containing winter transfer packs and updated balls. Mapped Overview of Key .img Files | File Name | Purpose | | :---
High-definition 3D face models (BIN files) and hair textures for players included in the base game. Modders use this archive to inject custom, modern player faces. dt0f.img – Data Pack (DLC) Updates
If you prefer to modify the core game archives directly, you must use an injection tool. Backup the original .img file before making any changes. Open . Open the target archive (e.g., dt0c.img ).
