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ScanMountGoat / ultimate_tex

Texture conversion utilities for Smash Ultimate
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Error converting chara_4_eflame_only_01.png 162x162 to bntx #17

Closed shawnm07 closed 11 months ago

shawnm07 commented 1 year ago

hey sorry if Im not supposed to start a new issue. I wasn't sure since you closed the last one but now the newest release it unfortunately still doesnt work but shows an error message this time.

Error converting chara_4_eflame_only_01.png: error compressing surface: surface dimensions 162 x 162 x 1 are not divisibly by the block dimensions 4 x 4

Is this something thats fixable?

ScanMountGoat commented 1 year ago

This is fixable, but the changes will be more involved on my end. I don't have any estimate on when I'll release 0.2.3 for Ultimate Tex.

You can technically still use 162x162 textures on the current version as long as you use DDS as the input. It's only the conversions from uncompressed formats like png or jpeg to formats like dds, bntx, or nutexb that assume the input dimensions are divisible. If you're on windows, the easiest for now is to just use something like paint.net or photoshop to export your edits as dds and use Ultimate Tex to convert to bntx.

shawnm07 commented 1 year ago

unfortunately dds came with the same problem no matter what I tried. Are there any other options?

ScanMountGoat commented 1 year ago

It should work as long as the output image format matches the input image format for the dds file. Ultimate Tex can detect this case and avoid doing any conversions. You'll want to save the file as BC7Srgb or BC7Unorm in an image editor depending on how you want to handle gamma and use Ultimate Tex to convert that dds to bntx.

shawnm07 commented 1 year ago

unfortunately thats not working either.

ScanMountGoat commented 1 year ago

It definitely works as long as the format doesn't change. Here's the settings I'm using. image

shawnm07 commented 1 year ago

The problem that I would run into is I would convert it to bc7unorm or bc7srgb and then open it up and it would say the format was R8G8B8A8Unorm. sorry should have been more specific in my last post. Im not sure though if its something I'm doing thats making this hapen or something to do with the software.

ScanMountGoat commented 11 months ago

This will be fixed in the next release.