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The TPL files are textures. They can be read by the tplx program from the gcube library. gcube can be found here: http://gcube.exemu.net/, however, the download link to the source is broken. A mirror of version 0.4 (which is, strangely enough, a newer version than what's on the homepage...) is available here: http://download.chinaunix.net/down.php?id=6661&ResourceID=3477&site=1. The format is also described in [[YAGCD]] at http://pabut.homeip.net:8000/yagcd/chap14.html#sec14.4.

The TPL files are textures. They can be read by the tplx program from the gcube library. gcube can be found here: http://gcube.exemu.net/, however, the download link to the source is broken. A mirror of version 0.4 (which is, strangely enough, a newer version than what's on the homepage...) is available here: http://download.chinaunix.net/down.php?id=6661&ResourceID=3477&site=1. The format is also described in [[YAGCD]] at http://pabut.homeip.net:8000/yagcd/chap14.html#sec14.4.

The blyt files seem to be some kind of animation script, which references the files in timg.

The brlan files (located in the "anim" folder), are some kind of animation scripts. There could be multiple scripts, for example:

The scripts doesn't use the names of the TPL-files when using images in the animation, instead it uses names which are defined in the blyt-file. The blyt-file contains information about every object, what file it is in, index in file (a TPL can hold more than 1 picture), plus a bunch of unknown properties.

I've also found if-statements in the bottom of the .brlyt file. They change the objects depending on what language your system uses (either TM or (R)).