Creating a packed binary representation of a file set?

Question

So, I'm trying to work on my little 3D game. Now I am more or less doing this to learn C #. I was wondering what is the best methodology for packaging assets such as textures / scripts?

Actually, what I was thinking about is:

[header]
[number of records]
[Offset to Record 1 from End of header]
[Offset to Record 2 from end of Record 1]
.
.
[Offset to record N from Record N-1]
[record 1]
[256 bytes represent the filename]
[32 byte size]
[binary data]
[record 2]
.
.

Now I just want it to store simple pictures and text files. I looked around a bit, and the best I really found was an old example of how a crazy piece is stored.

Does anyone have any experience?

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