TEXTURES
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Re: TEXTURES
Have a look for a GI.psd in there thats what the us_infantry_0.s4f file references
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Re: TEXTURES
Can you be more explicit?Richcat wrote:Have a look for a GI.psd in there thats what the us_infantry_0.s4f file references
I have no application to open us_infantry_0.s4f, ?
Re: TEXTURES
Richcat,
Thank you you've given me the clue.
Thank you you've given me the clue.
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Re: TEXTURES
The s4f is a binary file, but if you open with a text editor you should be able to see some image filenames in with the muck. The texture for a unit doesn't have to have the same name as the unit s4f or other files. In this case it looks like it is GI.DDS
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Thanks Pip, this was the clue that Richcat just gave me.pipfromslitherine wrote:The s4f is a binary file, but if you open with a text editor you should be able to see some image filenames in with the muck. The texture for a unit doesn't have to have the same name as the unit s4f or other files. In this case it looks like it is GI.DDS
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Opening the s4f with a editor, at the beginning of the garbage of characters, I see the name gi.psd, no GI.DDS but, in TEXTURES I found a GI.DDS that do the job... so I'll assume that if s4f refers as XX.psd it become xx.DDS....
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Sorry Eric - Pips right its not as I said GI.pds but as Pip said GI.dds
I always thought the texture file referenced in the s4f files had to be a .dds or wouldn't work. I sure thats what used to happened a few years ago maybe its no longer important as long as the filename is correct, and can be .gif, .psd etc .
I always thought the texture file referenced in the s4f files had to be a .dds or wouldn't work. I sure thats what used to happened a few years ago maybe its no longer important as long as the filename is correct, and can be .gif, .psd etc .
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Re: TEXTURES
The texture loader always looks for the types it can load. Richard just builds them pointing to the 'originals' I imagine and then claps in innocent artistic happiness when it still works after he saves it down as a DDS or TGA
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