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-The resource size table is an ares file format managed by ares::ResourceSizeTable. '''The earliest revision has no header''', only containing the crc32b array, the size of array is implicitly calculated. Succeeded by a version with a 0xc byte header and an optional array of fixed size file path + resource size pairs for file paths that would produce a hash collision (default fixed size of that game's max path). Since succeeded by a version with a new 0x16 byte header, the 0x6 byte magic makes all subsequent u32 values unaligned.
+[[Ares]] implements a "resource size table" file format managed by ares::ResourceSizeTable. '''The earliest revision has no header''', only containing the crc32b array, the size of array is implicitly calculated. The first revision adds a 0xc byte header and an optional array of fixed size file path + resource size pairs for file paths that produce a hash collision (default fixed size of that game's max path). The second and most common revision uses a 0x16 byte header, the 0x6 byte magic makes all subsequent u32 values unaligned.
+== File Structure ==
 === Header (revision 1) ===
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 |0x0
-|0x80
+|ares MaxPath
 |char[ares MaxPath]
 |Fixed size file path
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-|0x80
+|ares MaxPath
 |0x4
 |u32