Pages marked with ✓ next to them have had the known extent of their file structure fully documented. There is also a small selection of slightly understood and documented PS Vita File Formats for CatSystem2.

Wiki Page	Extensions	Description
KIF Archive ✓	.int	Archives for all CatSystem2 files of a specific type
HG‐2 Image ✓	.hg2	Images with position info and multiple frames (v2)
HG‐3 Image ✓	.hg3	Images with position info and multiple frames (v3)
ANM Animation ✓	.anm	Animation script for Images with multiple frames
CST Scene ✓	.cst	Message scene script
CSTL Localization ✓	.cstl	Localized CST Scene messages in UTF-8
FES Screen ✓	.fes	Screen/menu script
ZT Package ✓	.zt	Packaged files that can be exported from in-game
KCS Script	.kcs	Binary script for game functions, and low level graphics
Key Files ✓	.dat	Files to verify game authenticity or enable debug mode

Wiki Page	Extensions	Description
CsPack Archive ✓	.dat, .csp, .css	Archives for all CatSystem1 files of a specific type
HG‐2 Image ✓	.hg2	Images with position info and multiple frames (v2)
CsMO Scene	.cst	Message scene script
CSX Script	.csx	Binary scripts for game functions

Wiki Page	Description
V_CODEs	Keys that are stored in CatSystem2 executable
Encryption Methods	Documentation on common encryption methods and tools
Zlib	The compression method used in files unless otherwise stated

These are the data types present when explaining file specifications.

Although most types are listed as uint32 in File Specifications, the TriggersTools.CatSystem2 C# implementation often uses int32 values instead to avoid unnecessary casting or unchecked blocks.

Type	Size
byte	1-byte unsigned integer
uint16	2-byte unsigned integer
uint32	4-byte unsigned integer
uint64	8-byte unsigned integer
int16	2-byte signed integer
int32	4-byte signed integer
int64	8-byte signed integer
bool32	4-byte boolean (0 or 1)
byte[n]	Array of n bytes
char[n]	String of n bytes of characters
string	Null-terminated string

• All integer and boolean types are read in little-endian format.
• All string and char[n] types are read with Shift JIS (Codepage 932) encoding.
• The char[n] type uses null characters as padding, so this type is essentially null terminated as well unless there are n bytes of non-null characters.
• All compression is done with Zlib unless otherwise specified.
• Italicezed types are not fixed in length, and must be determined while resting the file.
• Arrays marked with a > length, e.i. mytype[>], must be read sequentially, and often contain information on the offset of the next element.