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In PES 2013 (and many older PES games), game data is stored in .img files inside the img folder of the installation directory.
These files are containers (like ZIP folders without compression) that hold specific types of game assets.
dt03.img specifically contains stadium-related data—including:
It’s one of the core files for the visual presentation of matches.
If "dt03 img pes 2013" refers to a file or a dataset from 2013, possibly related to images (img) and perhaps associated with a specific project or code ("dt03" and "pes"), then discussing its significance would require more information about its content and purpose. For instance, if this file pertains to a research project, one could discuss the project's goals, methodologies, findings, and impacts based on the data or images it contains.
PES 2013 is widely regarded as one of the most mod-friendly entries in the series, and dt03.img became a focal point for stadium modders. By replacing or expanding the contents of this image file, creators have achieved stunning results:
Subject: 🆘 Help needed with dt03.img file size limit for PES 2013
Body: Hey everyone, I'm trying to mod my PES 2013 to play with the updated 23/24 season.
I’ve downloaded a few face packs and tried to rebuild the dt03.img using AFS Explorer, but I keep getting an error that the file size is too large or the game crashes at the loading screen.
Does anyone know the specific hex edit offsets or the correct size limit for the dt03.img container in PES 2013? I’m trying to add specific faces for the Championship team I support.
Thanks in advance for the help!
Chants are linked to team IDs via chants_map.bin (inside dt03.img or dt0c.img depending on patch).
Steps:
To put it simply: dt03.img is the container file that holds all the visual data related to stadiums and pitch textures in PES 2013.
The img files in PES 2013 (located in the kitserver or root img folder) act as archives. Konami used them to store game assets—kits, faces, boots, and stadiums.
Without a healthy dt03.img, your game would crash upon selecting the "Stadium Select" screen. With a heavily modded one, you can transform a generic Konami stadium into a photorealistic rendition of the Allianz Arena or Anfield.
Using tools like GGS (Game Graphic Studio), Crifilesystem, or DkZ Studio, a modder can open dt03.img to reveal a chaotic but structured folder of unnamed or numbered assets—typically .bin files. Each of these .bin files correlates to a specific stadium component:
The default dt03.img in a vanilla installation of PES 2013 contains roughly 15–20 generic stadiums (e.g., Konami Stadium, Bristol Mary Stadium, Rose Park Stadium). While these serve their purpose, the magic of modding breathes new life into them—or replaces them entirely.
In PES 2013 (and many older PES games), game data is stored in .img files inside the img folder of the installation directory.
These files are containers (like ZIP folders without compression) that hold specific types of game assets.
dt03.img specifically contains stadium-related data—including:
It’s one of the core files for the visual presentation of matches.
If "dt03 img pes 2013" refers to a file or a dataset from 2013, possibly related to images (img) and perhaps associated with a specific project or code ("dt03" and "pes"), then discussing its significance would require more information about its content and purpose. For instance, if this file pertains to a research project, one could discuss the project's goals, methodologies, findings, and impacts based on the data or images it contains.
PES 2013 is widely regarded as one of the most mod-friendly entries in the series, and dt03.img became a focal point for stadium modders. By replacing or expanding the contents of this image file, creators have achieved stunning results: dt03 img pes 2013
Subject: 🆘 Help needed with dt03.img file size limit for PES 2013
Body: Hey everyone, I'm trying to mod my PES 2013 to play with the updated 23/24 season.
I’ve downloaded a few face packs and tried to rebuild the dt03.img using AFS Explorer, but I keep getting an error that the file size is too large or the game crashes at the loading screen.
Does anyone know the specific hex edit offsets or the correct size limit for the dt03.img container in PES 2013? I’m trying to add specific faces for the Championship team I support. In PES 2013 (and many older PES games),
Thanks in advance for the help!
Chants are linked to team IDs via chants_map.bin (inside dt03.img or dt0c.img depending on patch).
Steps:
To put it simply: dt03.img is the container file that holds all the visual data related to stadiums and pitch textures in PES 2013.
The img files in PES 2013 (located in the kitserver or root img folder) act as archives. Konami used them to store game assets—kits, faces, boots, and stadiums. It’s one of the core files for the
Without a healthy dt03.img, your game would crash upon selecting the "Stadium Select" screen. With a heavily modded one, you can transform a generic Konami stadium into a photorealistic rendition of the Allianz Arena or Anfield.
Using tools like GGS (Game Graphic Studio), Crifilesystem, or DkZ Studio, a modder can open dt03.img to reveal a chaotic but structured folder of unnamed or numbered assets—typically .bin files. Each of these .bin files correlates to a specific stadium component:
The default dt03.img in a vanilla installation of PES 2013 contains roughly 15–20 generic stadiums (e.g., Konami Stadium, Bristol Mary Stadium, Rose Park Stadium). While these serve their purpose, the magic of modding breathes new life into them—or replaces them entirely.