Hi!
can any one tell me the file extension of items which are in sites like WeeWorld.com.
I want to create dummy and wear it dresses.When i click on a certain dress it must appear
in that dummy.
And also any idea of doing this.

thanks

Dani AI

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@corrol — there is no single "file extension" for avatar parts on sites like WeeWorld. They can be individual image files (PNG/GIF/JPG), parts of a sprite sheet, server-generated images, or older binary objects (Flash/SWF). asked for clarification; the reliable way to know is to inspect the page with browser developer tools.

Steps to identify the asset type:

  1. Open DevTools (F12) and use the Network tab. Clear it, then click the dress on the site and watch requests. Filter by "img" or "all". Click any new request and check the response headers for Content-Type (for example image/png). Even if the URL has no ".png" extension the header reveals the real type.
  2. Use the Elements/Inspector to see if the dress is an <img> or a CSS background-image. A single background image used with different background-position values usually means a sprite sheet.
  3. If it is Flash or a dynamically rendered canvas, the asset may not be a simple image file and will need a different approach.

Implementation notes: for learning purposes, the simplest method is layered transparent PNGs (base avatar + clothing layers) positioned absolutely inside a relatively positioned container. If the site uses sprites, switch background-position or draw the correct rectangle to a canvas. Respect copyright and the site terms; do not reuse proprietary art without permission. For DevTools guidance see Chrome DevTools Network (https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/network/) and Firefox Network Monitor (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Network_Monitor).

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