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whos next btw kek
Red - Roughness
Green - Metal
Blue - AO
Alpha - (I am not sure, maybe rimlight mask)
you need to use a software like Photoshop that allows to extract the channels separately. To convert it to Source Engine or Phong shading is a bit of uncertain but currently you can use the roughness map inverted for the Phong masking on normal map alpha and the non inverted roughness as the Green channel for phongexponent texture. For metal you can use it as a envmap mask and use it as a mask to increase the contrast of the diffuse/color map. Lastly you can pre-bake the AO map into the color map using Multiply blending.