Texture Native Struct
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{{{NAME}}} | |
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RenderWare Stream Section | |
Vendor | {{{VENDORNAME}}} |
Module | {{{MODULENAME}}} |
Module ID | 0x{{{MODULEID}}}
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Identifier | 0x{{{IDENTIFIER}}}
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Chunk ID | 0x{{{MODULEID}}}{{{IDENTIFIER}}}
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Versions | All |
Hierarchy | |
Parents: None | |
Children: None | |
Extensions: None | |
File Format |
This article is about the Struct section accompanied by a Texture Native parent section.
The Texture Native Struct section can usually be found in texture archives used by the PC and XBOX versions of the GTA III game trilogy. They are the most important sections inside a
.txd
file since they contain the names, dimensions and the actual image data for textures. The typical location in the file's section hierarchy is Texture Dictionary > Texture Native > Struct.
Header
There is a 88 byte header with general image information:
4b - DWORD - Platform ID 4b - DWORD - Filter Flags 32b - CHAR[32] - Diffuse Texture Name (null-terminated string) 32b - CHAR[32] - Alpha Texture Name (null-terminated string) 4b - DWORD - Image Flags 4b - DWORD - Is alpha used? (0: no, 1: yes); Platform 9 uses DXT* codes here 2b - WORD - Image Width 2b - WORD - Image Height 1b - BYTE - Bit Depth 1b - BYTE - Mipmap Count 1b - BYTE - unknown, always 4 1b - BYTE - Compression Type
- Platform ID
- This is 8 for GTA3 and VC on the PC, 9 for GTA SA on the PC, and 5 for GTA3/VC/SA on the XBOX.
- Filter Flags
- - todo -
- Image Flags
- - todo -
// 512 = 16bpp no alpha // 768 = 16bpp with alpha // 9728= 8bpp no alpha // 9472= 8bpp with alpha // 1536= 32bpp no alpha < -+- SET IF ANY XBOX // 1280= 32bpp with alpha < / // 512? = dxt1 no alpha // 768 = dxt3 with alpha // ? = dxt3 no alpha // 256 = used in generic.txd (first of 2 duplicates in img file) // and in hud.txd too // 6 = was used for body in ashdexx's sample // custom xbox working txd
- Bit Depth
- 8, 16 or 32; 8 comes with palette
- Compression Type
- - todo -
Image Data
The header is followed by image data.
- todo (size, palette, pixels, mipmaps) -