Closed SC5Shout closed 5 years ago
Thank you for reporting. There is indeed a problem with ktx images. I am working on a fix...
Lemme know when you fix it.
After a closer look, the ktx files from the source archive were badly written. They missed important information as specified in the KTX file format: https://www.khronos.org/opengles/sdk/tools/KTX/file_format_spec/
The main issues are:
Without these, the image would load load incorrectly or crash PicoPixel.
I have corrected the archive files and placed a copy here: Modified KTX files
I also recommend you use the version of pico pixel provided here: PicoPixel 0.7.1
Please try it and let me know how it goes.
Now it works almost perfectly, some images are flipped and some do not, guess it is something inside their code, does not matter. How did you look inside the files?
I also noticed the inverted image. I guess this is another issue with how the files were created.
I first thought the issue was with PicoPixel. But then I tested Khronos KTX test images and they were working correctly in PicoPixel.
So then I took a look at the KTX image loader I wrote for PicoPixel and noticed incorrect and bizarre values in some fields. The KTX file format specification was helpful to pinpoint what was missing in the files.
Thank you for reporting!
Thank you for answer
Actually, I've got one more question. How did you fixed files from the book? I mean, I know you had to add imageSize
and fix alignment
, but that needs to get into texture code somehow. What did you use to get the texture code the way to change it?
I modified my KTX loader such that as it read data from a ktx file, it would write the same data in a new file, add the missing information and correct the data alignment where necessary. It was a quick hack mostly. My personal interest in doing it, is that I now have an additional set of KTX files I can use for tests :)
Oh, nice, thank you.
I'd like to open "opengl superbible 7th" book example textures http://www.openglsuperbible.com/example-code/ media archive hyperlink, but whatever I open it closes the program or returns unknown format.