File Format
CIT files are tables of chords, found in both Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. Each one corresponds to a separate BMS file.
| Offset |
Type |
Description
|
| 0x00 |
Int32 |
Padding.
|
| 0x04 |
String |
File magic. CITS in ASCII.
|
| 0x08 |
Int32 |
File length
|
| 0x0C |
Int16 |
Chord Count
|
| 0x0E |
Int16 |
ScalePair Count.
|
| 0x10 |
Int32[Chord Count] |
Chord Offsets
|
| 0x10 + (Chord Count*4) |
Int32[ScalePair Count] |
ScalePair Offsets
|
Chords
| Offset |
Type |
Description
|
| 0x00 |
byte |
Root Note. I.e. 00 for C.
|
| 0x01 |
byte[3] |
Triad. I.e. 00 04 07 for a C major triad.
|
| 0x04 |
byte[4] |
Extensions. These bytes are Notes.
|
ScalesPair
A set of 2 music Scales. Usually the two scales are identical
ScalePair format below:
| Offset |
Type |
Description
|
| 0x00 |
Int32 |
Scale A Pointer
|
| 0x04 |
Int32 |
Scale B Pointer
|
Located at the Scale A and B Pointers is a real scale. Format below:
| Offset |
Type |
Description
|
| 0x00 |
byte[12] |
Scale Components. These bytes are Notes
|
Notes
Individual notes in a CIT file:
| Value |
Note
|
| 00 |
C
|
| 01 |
C#/Db
|
| 02 |
D
|
| 03 |
D#/Eb
|
| 04 |
E
|
| 05 |
F
|
| 06 |
F#/Gb
|
| 07 |
G
|
| 08 |
G#/Ab
|
| 09 |
A
|
| 0A |
A#/Bb
|
| 0B |
B
|
| 7F |
None.
|