Convert .BMQ to .ERF

This guide explains how to convert .BMQ files to .ERF and provides information about both file formats.

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About .BMQ

BMQ is a mipmap image format developed by Acclaim Entertainment for Re-Volt. It stores progressively smaller versions of textures (e.g. 256×256, 128×128, 64×64) so the game can swap in lower-resolution images when objects are viewed from a distance, improving frame rate.

BMQ files are mipmap textures used by Re-Volt, an RC car racing game. They contain low-resolution BMP images for distant object textures to improve rendering performance.

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About .ERF

.ERF, or Epson Raw Format, is a proprietary image file format used by Epson digital cameras. It stores unprocessed image data, allowing photographers to adjust settings like exposure and white balance after the photo is taken.

.ERF files are raw image files used by Epson digital cameras, primarily opened with specialized photo editing software.

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Conversion tools

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