PFF stands for "PICT Flick File." It's a custom format HyperBole Studios developed for storing animations, somewhat similar to GIF files. PICTs are Apple-format images (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PICT). Here's some documentation that describes the format of PFF files. $ s7 ?6 c" c' n' F+ ?
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1 A/ F+ ]& e( T2 o( q0 {' U' h| 32-bit value: Number of PICTs in the structure | 4 y8 ~6 s* Q; M+ L
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, G7 H9 |5 ^! P# t a/ o- g| Array of 32-bit values, size (number of PICTs + 1): The absolute offsets of each PICT from the | ; i) g' h) ]: x9 }3 ~
| beginning of the file. The last offset value is used to determine the size of the last PICT in the structure. / O7 K1 Z) b2 o! f+ \" r' v
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| Array of 32-bit values, size (number of PICTs): The duration (in milliseconds) associated with | 5 \6 `3 Y5 B9 y( P3 `! Y, |: z
| each PICT (for animations) |
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6 l7 w0 z! H# f# C( k| variable length PICT data | ; H) q0 V/ Z3 k9 R* J" X
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