Play-by-play commentary lines, player name call-names, and stadium announcer files.
As Konami released official updates (Data Packs / DLCs), they introduced a special file named .
Comprehensive Guide to the PES 2013 IMG File List Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 (PES 2013) remains one of the most beloved entries in Konami's football franchise. A major reason for its longevity is its highly moddable nature. Most of the game's assets—including player faces, kits, stadiums, menus, and music—are stored inside .img files located in the game's install directory (usually under C:\Program Files (x86)\KONAMI\Pro Evolution Soccer 2013\img ). Pes 2013 Img File List
If you want to view or manually replace individual assets (known as .bin files) inside the .img containers, tools like or AFS Explorer are used. They open the container and let you import or export specific texture files. If you want to start modifying your game, let me know:
: Slots 6206 to 6336 (e.g., 6207 is the Adidas Predator LZ) . Kits : Slots 6360 to 6819 . Essential Tools A major reason for its longevity is its
: Upgrading pitches to HD 4K grass, adding ad-boards, or replacing generic stadiums with real-world arenas. dt08.img – Team Kits and Boots
This archive contains the basic sound effects for menus, referee whistles, and crowd noises. dt01.img – Commentary Audio They open the container and let you import
This critical file contains the motion data and physical mechanics for players. It dictates how players run, dribble, shoot, celebrate, and interact with the ball. Modifying this file is rare and highly complex, as it directly affects gameplay physics. dt04.img – Database, Emblem, and Logo Files
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Holds track playlists for Master League and Become a Legend modes.