MBIN Header Format v2

MBIN Header Format v2 (MBINCompiler)

See also:

• MBIN Format
• MBIN Header Format v0 (Vanilla)
• MBIN Header Format v1 (Vanilla)

Offset	Size	Type	Name
0x0000	0x0004	uint32	MagicID
0x0004	0x0004	uint32	FormatID
0x0008	0x0008	uint16[4]	Version
0x0010	0x0008	uint64	TemplateGUID
0x0018	0x0040	char[64]	TemplateName
0x0058	0x0008	uint64	MetaOffset

MagicID (Vanilla)

FormatID:
In Vanilla this is always 2500 and only requires the first 2 bytes of the int.
We will use the 3rd byte to indicate the libMBIN format version.
For header format v2, this byte would be 2 and the value of the version field (uint32) would become:
(2 << 16) + 2500 = 133572 (0xC4090200 instead of 0xC4090000)

As well as what format version, this will serve to identify that the MBIN file was actually compiled with libMBIN.
IE. If this field is 2500, then it's format v0 or v1, otherwise the 3rd byte indicates the actual format version.

Version:
The libMBIN version will now be stored here, overwriting the original timestamp field instead of overwriting TemplateGUID.
It will no longer be stored as a string. The version will be stored as 4 shorts for a total of 8 bytes.
Each short will store the value of the corresponding version component: Major.Minor.Release.Prerelease

TemplateGUID (Vanilla)
TemplateName (Vanilla)

MetaOffset:
This will have the offset from the start of the file to the end of the MBIN data, where the metadata will be stored.