.PMT File Extension
PageMaker Template File
| Developer | Adobe Systems |
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3.6 | 10 Votes |
What is a PMT file?
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PageMaker's PMT files can be found in the "Extras" folder in the PageMaker folder.
Examples of keystroke and character data held in a PMT character set:
0169 - ©
0214 - Ö
0188 - 1⁄4
PageMaker was originally introduced in 1985 by Aldus but acquired in 1994 by Adobe. In 2004, Adobe stopped development of PageMaker replaced the program with InDesign. The Mac version of PageMaker will only run on OS 9 or earlier whereas the Windows version of PageMaker will run on XP or earlier.
NOTE: PMT files replaced .T65 PageMaker files.
Common PMT Filenames
charset.pmt - The common filename of the character set referenced by PageMaker 7.0 to identify keystroke functions.
Programs that open PMT files
Pixel Material File
| Developer | Star Stable Entertainment |
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A PMT file may also be a material file used by various games built with the Pixel Tales engine, including Star Stable Online. It contains material definitions that the Pixel Tales game engine applies to 3D models to control how 3D surfaces appear in the game. PMT materials determine properties such as texture references, shading behavior, surface colors, and lighting response.
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Rather than containing the 3D geometry itself, a PMT file references texture files and defines rendering settings that affect how a .PME mesh is displayed. For example, a PMT file may specify which texture image to use, whether the surface is reflective, or how it reacts to light sources. The engine reads these files at runtime to ensure that objects and characters display correctly within the game world.
NOTE: Pixel Tales initially developed the Pixel Tales engine until Star Stable Entertainment acquired the company in 2015.
How to open a PMT file
PMT files are not meant to be opened. Instead, the game loads them automatically as part of its asset system. If you attempt to modify the files, keep in mind that they are part of commercial game assets, which means extracting or modifying them may violate the game's terms of service.