This is the most insidious bug. The game loads perfectly until the referee blows the whistle, then crashes to desktop.
Diagnosis: The dt02.img file has a mismatch between the lighting map and the stadium model. The game tries to render a shadow layer that doesn't exist.
Fix: Locate the specific stadium's lighting .bin file inside dt02.img (usually lightmap_xx.bin) and replace it with a generic one from a clean install. Dt02 Img Pes 2013
If you are dealing with Dt02.img, you may encounter a few common errors:
Subject: Clinical Analysis & Archival Summary: Dt02 Img Pes 2013 For stitch generation tied to image (appliqué, fill),
File Reference: Dt02 Img Pes 2013 Date of Acquisition: Presumed 2013 Type of Record: Digital Image Data (Img) – Diagnostic Examination Sub-series Code: Dt02 (Suggests Patient ID, Study Sequence, or Department Code) Modality Presumption: PES likely stands for Pes (Latin/Medical terminology for foot) or less commonly, a proprietary system abbreviation (e.g., Peripheral Evaluation Study).
DT02 Img PES 2013 refers to the Data Type 02 image format as used in PES (Picture Embroidery System) files around 2013 — specifically the way embroidery machines and software packed raster/bitmap images, color information, and stitch/sequence metadata inside PES containers. This post examines the format’s structure, decoding strategies, common pitfalls, and how to convert/extract images and stitch data for modern tooling. This is the most insidious bug
This usually happens when installing a mod that overwrites the original dt02.img. The patch creator may have used a different version (e.g., a patched 1.01 vs. 1.03). When the game checks for a specific byte size or CRC checksum, it fails.
Solution: Restore your original dt02.img from your game install disc or backup. Then, ensure the mod you are installing is compatible with your game version (e.g., Konami official patch 1.03 or 1.04).