The directory entries that contain images are listed below (there may be others that I have not identified yet):
i NAME TYPE START END #REC RLEN SLEN 6 ELO-CPIC 1 0x0100 0x022c 0x012d 0x10 0x00 8 GAZ-CPIC 1 0x022d 0x02ef 0x00c3 0x10 0x00 9 MEC-CPIC 1 0x02f0 0x03a1 0x00b2 0x10 0x00 21 MYS-CPIC 1 0x03a2 0x051c 0x017b 0x10 0x00 30 NOM-CPIC 1 0x051d 0x0563 0x0047 0x10 0x00 31 SPE-CPIC 1 0x0564 0x05d9 0x0076 0x10 0x00 33 THR-CPIC 1 0x05da 0x0674 0x009b 0x10 0x00 37 VEL-CPIC 1 0x0675 0x0798 0x0124 0x10 0x00 38 VPR-CPIC 1 0x0799 0x07e6 0x004e 0x10 0x00 39 MIN-CPIC 1 0x07e7 0x0869 0x0083 0x10 0x00 44 TPORT-PIC 2 0x6600 0x6696 0x0097 0x10 0x00 49 BPORT-PIC 2 0x6697 0x678f 0x00f9 0x10 0x00 54 SPLASH 1 0x086a 0x0c69 0x0400 0x10 0x00 60 MED-PIC 1 0x0c6a 0x0ce9 0x0080 0x10 0x00 125 HUM-PIC 1 0x0e80 0x0e9d 0x001e 0x10 0x00 126 VEL-PIC 1 0x0e9e 0x0eb8 0x001b 0x10 0x00 127 THR-PIC 1 0x0eb9 0x0ec9 0x0011 0x10 0x00 128 ELO-PIC 1 0x0eca 0x0eef 0x0026 0x10 0x00 129 AND-PIC 1 0x0ef0 0x0f17 0x0028 0x10 0x00 138 EARTH 1 0x2ebc 0x2f03 0x0048 0x10 0x00 141 CREDITS 1 0x308e 0x348d 0x0400 0x10 0x00 142 COP-CPIC 1 0x348e 0x3544 0x00b7 0x10 0x00
There are four types of images, depending on the enconding used to store them:
- No encoding: 320×200 4-color images, including SPLASH and CREDITS.
- Single frame: 54×100 2-color images, including HUM-PIC, VEL-PIC, THR-PIC, ELO-PIC and AND-PIC. These are the race outlines
displayed in the crew assignment screen. - Multiple frames: variable size 16-color images, including all the others.
- Color coded: this is used only in the EARTH image.
In images of the first type (no encoding) each pixel is stored in 2 bits, so the total size is 320*200/4 = 16000 bytes, although
they are stored in 16384 bytes. Single frame and multiple frames use a
form of RLE (run length encoding) method, in which the pixels
of each color are encoded and stored separatelly. The color coded EARTH image is a 48×24 image in which each pixel is encoded
in a byte, the byte value determining the altitude and in this way the color (since it is such a small image, it was enlarged by
a factor of five here).
These are not screen captures, but were extracted and converted from
actual image data stored in the data files (the colors may not
be accurate, however, since the image files do not store color information, but only indexes into the EGA palette):



