File extension Details of LUXB, LDB, IPS, KWREPLAY, IWD, IDX255, IDX0, IVT, IBT

Name:	LUXB
File Type:	Lux Map File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Map used by Lux, a computer game similar to the board game Risk; may be included with the game or created using the Lux Map Editor. The Lux video game is available in several versions including Lux Delux, Ancient Empires Lux, and American History Lux.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Sillysoft Lux Windows Sillysoft Lux

Name:	LDB
File Type:	Max Payne Level File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Contains level data for Max Payne and Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne; can be created or edited using MaxEd, the official Max Payne level editor, which is part of the Max-FX toolset.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Rockstar Games Max Payne Windows Rockstar Games Max Payne or Max Payne 2 MaxEd or MaxEd 2

Name:	IPS
File Type:	Internal Patching System Patch File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Patch (or update) for a common game ROM that can contain graphics, models, and other data; used mainly for small patches less than 16MB in size; can be modified and applied to games using various IPS software utilities.
Open Programs:	Mac OS TildeSoft IPS Patcher UIPS - Universal IPS create/apply utility Windows NINJA ROM patcher Lunar IPS (LIPS) UIPS - Universal IPS create/apply utility Linux JIPS (Java IPS Patcher)

Name:	KWREPLAY
File Type:	Command & Conquer 3 Replay File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Recording of a campaign from Command and Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath, a real-time strategy game; saves the entire gameplay from a campaign so that it can be played back at a later time; typically saved as "filename.KWReplay."
Open Programs:	Windows Electronic Arts Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath

Name:	IWD
File Type:	Call of Duty Game Data File
Popularity:	4
Category:	game
File Description:	Contains game data used by Call of Duty 2 (CoD2) and Call of Duty 4; may store graphics, weapons, scripts, or other information; compressed using ZIP compression to save disk space. Most IWD files are stored in the "\Program Files\Activision\Call of Duty\main\" directory; they can be unzipped using a file decompression program like WinZip and edited with a text editor. NOTE: Do not manually open IWD files unless you know exactly what changes to make; altering an IWD file may make it unusable by the Call of Duty application.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Aspyr Call of Duty 2 Activision Call of Duty 4 Windows Activision Call of Duty 2 Activision Call of Duty 4 Corel WinZip

Name:	IDX255
File Type:	Runescape Cache File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Cache file saved by Runescape, an online multiplayer game; stores game progress on a player's local machine; used when resuming a game online; typically named "main_file_cache.idx255" and is saved with several other cache files.
Open Programs:	Windows Jagex Runescape

Name:	IDX0
File Type:	Runescape Cache Index File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Index of cache files created by Runescape, an online multiplayer game; stores data about cache files (e.g. .IDX255 and other files) saved by Runescape; index files are typically named "main_file_cache.idx0" and should not be opened manually.
Open Programs:	Windows Jagex Runescape

Name:	IVT
File Type:	International Volleyball 2006 Data File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Game data file referenced by International Volleyball 2006, a 3D volleyball game; may include data such as player information, game rules, actions, or graphics used by the game.
Open Programs:	Windows AddGames Italia International Volleyball 2006

Name:	IBT
File Type:	Texture and Model File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Contains textures and models used by the "Thief: Deadly Shadows" video game, also known as "Thief 3;" installed along with other Thief 3 game files and required for the game to run.
Open Programs:	Windows Eidos Thief: Deadly Shadows Edit with the T3ed level editor

Name:	ISR
File Type:	GoMoku Game File
Popularity:	3
Category:	game
File Description:	Game file used by Gomoku, a board game for two players, typically played on a 18x18 board; the first player to get exactly five stones in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) wins. Free Java-based Gomoku games are available online at various websites.
Open Programs:	Windows Gomoku Deluxe Various online Gomoku games