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Сообщить о проблеме с переводом
That's all .texture's are. Renamed .dds files.
When you want to put them back ingame, change extension back to .texture
Happy modding!
to edit the DDS files in gimp you need an external plugin and if you got photoshop i think you can open them as-is, but i dont know *as i dont have photoshop yet*
anyway, to change the file extension, go right click on the file and hit rename. Keep the file name the same but change the extension from texture to dds.
open ths dds in the image editor of your choice and enjoy! ^^
http://i.imgur.com/LuWg17A.png
is it the normal view or there is a way to make it look more opaque ?
PS: i precise that I tried to install the nvidia tool and Photoshop still cant open dds files
http://i.imgur.com/jMJb5xZ.png
Thanks a lot.
I never had any luck using Photoshop. GIMP actually opened the files, amazing.
I might've changed some options somewhere, I'll look again later...
Try this first though:
File>New>Advanced Options
Change Fill with: to something other than transparency if it already is then import the image.
Layer>Transparency>Remove Alpha Channel gets rid of the opacity (or you can just drag the image in)
http://www.mwgfx.co.uk/programs/dxtbmp.htm
What was mentioned here is correct for using it in GIMP; all you have to do is File>New>Advanced Options>Fill with: Background Color, after that open the .DDS as a layer.
You'll get a result that looks like what I'm working with now which is: http://gyazo.com/f94e6eda83d65490c18dd54cac7dfb6b
Hope this is a bit more helpful; the transparency makes this a little edgy for sure but like that it may be more workable. (The suit is one I downloaded from Last Bullet for clover)
You can also try after that Colors>levels>Edit levels as curves which would make it easier to make the colors pop out.