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# Tomb Raider
OpenLara
Game engine to play Tomb Raider.
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## Information
Emulators
Libretro: openlara
File folder
📂 roms \ 📂 openlara
File extension
.croft
Group
ports
## Bios Information
No BIOS required.
## Controls
| Retrobat | OpenLara |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------- |
| START | START |
| SELECT | INVENTORY |
| D-PAD | D-PAD |
| Left analog stick | |
| Right analog stick | |
|  | Jump |
|  | Action : shoot / catch |
|  | Roll |
|  | Draw weapon |
| L1 | |
| R1 | Walk |
| L2 | Crouch |
| R2 | Dash |
## Specific system information
### Game files
Create a .croft file in the `roms\openlara` folder of your RetroBat directory.
In the file, fill the path to the level / file to launch, OpenLara core accepts the following file formats : **.phd, .psx, .phd**
The file hereunder will run the "gym" level of Tomb Raider 1:
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Once a level is launched, it is possible to go to the game main menu and start as if the game was launched on original hardware.
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### File organization
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So far, the core only supports Tomb Raider 1.
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Here is an example of a working folder structure:
```
└── roms\
└── openlara\
└── *.croft
└── Tomb Raider\
└── audio\
│ └── 1\
│ └── XXX.ogg ou track_XX.ogg
│ └── 2\
│ └── track_XX.ogg et MAIN.SFX
│ └── 3\
│ └── track_XX.ogg et MAIN.SFX
└── level\
| └── 1\
| └── *.PNG et *.PHD ou *.PSX ou *.SAT
│ └── 2\
│ └── *.PNG et *.TR2 ou *.PSX
│ └── 3\
│ └── *.PNG et *.TR2 ou *.PSX
└── video\
└── 1\
└── *.RPL ou *.FMV
└── 2\
└── *.RPL ou *.FMV
└── 3\
└── *.RPL ou *.FMV
```
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