BMD files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: MU Online Game Data File
File Function
| Primary Function |
Store game data |
| Additional Functions |
Define models, textures |
| Features |
Binary format, Game-specific |
File Characteristics
| Quality |
Game-specific |
| Supports Layers |
No |
| Supports Transparency |
Yes |
| Editable |
With tools |
Use Cases
| 3D Modeling |
No |
| Game Modding |
Yes |
| Game Development |
No |
Security and Practices
| Security Risks |
File replacement |
| Best Practices |
Verify sources, Avoid third-party tools |
Associated Types
| Similar Extensions |
.obj, .3ds |
Type 2: GameCube 3D Model File
File Function
| Primary Function |
Store 3D models |
| Additional Functions |
Textures, Animation data |
| Features |
Binary format, Game assets |
File Characteristics
| Quality |
Depends on model |
| Supports Layers |
N/A |
| Supports Transparency |
Yes |
| Editable |
With tools |
Use Cases
| Game Modding |
Yes |
| Game Development |
Yes |
| Graphics Design |
Yes |
Security and Practices
| Security Risks |
Low |
| Best Practices |
Validate, Backup |
Associated Types
| Similar Extensions |
.mdl, .md2, .md3 |
MU Online