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| − | Please note that this is the Vice City format, although it doesnt differ that much..
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| − | [http://www.gtaforums.com/index.php?showtopic=112115&st=20 Copied from here] | |
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| − | == The (Vice City) TXD Format ==
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| − | The (usual) txd format looks like this:
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| − | (22) Texture Dictionary
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| − | +-+ (1) Data
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| − | | |--> Number of Textures (dword)
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| − | +-+ (21) Texture No. 1
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| − | | |-+ (1) Data
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| − | | | |--> (all the texture information and the image itself)
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| − | | +-- (3) Extension (always empty - size=0) --> MISSING
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| − | +-+ (21) Texture No. 2
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| − | | |-- ... (same as above)
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| − | +-+ (21) Texture No. 3
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| − | |-- ...
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| − | (The number in brackets stands for the section type - dword)
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| − | These are just the alpha flags and (hopefully) depend on the image type:
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| − | 8bit without alpha: 9728
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| − | 8bit with alpha: 9472
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| − | 32bit without alpha: 1536
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| − | 32bit with alpha: 1280
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| − | DXT1 without alpha: 512
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| − | DXT1 with alpha: 256
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| − | DXT3 with alpha: 768
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| − | The first dword is section type, second section size and third the version id of the renderware file.
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| − | TXD files have the same basic format as DFF files and consist of sections with different purpose.
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| − | See [http://www.chronetal.co.uk/gta/index.php?page=dff KCows dff documentation] for more infos.
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| − | Every section has a 12 byte section header, containing type, size and ver id.
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| − | The version id's are:
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| − | 0x0800FFFF for GTA3,
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| − | 0x0C02FFFF for VC PS2 and
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| − | 0x1003FFFF for VC PC
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| − | (in the most cases).
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| − | (Just the second byte of the dword changes, that's why all values are divisible by 256)
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