Bookmark this guide. Save the table below as a quick reference:
| Tool | Purpose | |------|---------| | | Pack/unpack .img files | | DkZ Studio | Old but reliable for batch import/export | | Game Graphic Studio (GGS) | Best for previewing and replacing textures | | PES File Explorer 2013 | Modern alternative with drag-and-drop support | | Kitserver 13 | Not an IMG editor, but bypasses IMG files—essential for advanced modding | Pro Advice: Do not edit the original .img files directly if you use Kitserver. Instead, place your modded files in the appropriate Kitserver\img subfolder. This preserves the original game and makes patching reversible. 4. Advanced: Mapping IDs Inside IMG Files Most .img files contain hundreds of numbered .bin files. To know which team, player, or stadium a .bin belongs to, you need a reference ID list . Pes 2013 Img File List
This article provides the definitive, annotated list of every important .img file, what it contains, and how to edit it safely. Before we list the files, ensure you are looking in the correct location. Unlike newer PES titles, PES 2013 stores its main assets in: Bookmark this guide
\Pro Evolution Soccer 2013\img\
At the heart of every PES 2013 modification lies the img folder. Inside this directory, you’ll find the game’s core assets compressed into .img files. Understanding the is not just useful—it is mandatory for anyone who wants to move beyond basic option files and dive into deep editing. This preserves the original game and makes patching
| IMG File | Main Content | Editable? | |----------|--------------|------------| | dt00_e.img | Menu texts | ✅ Yes | | dt02.img | Boots & gloves | ✅ Yes | | dt04.img | Faces & hair | ✅ Yes | | dt05_*.img | Scoreboards | ✅ Yes | | dt06.img | Backgrounds | ✅ Yes | | dt09.img | Kits | ✅ Yes | | dt10.img | Turf & lighting | ✅ Yes | | dt18.img | Gameplay | ✅ Yes | | dt20.img | Intro movies | ✅ Yes |