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Textures & VTEX
Hi all
Ok so i drop my TGA texture on to Vtex to get my VTF file I will fast forward on this a little Put the info in the notepad and save as vmt Right so i have my texture now to do this you have to do one texture at a time Now i have lots of them and it will take a long time to do them all so is there anyway to do alot in one go i was thinking you could drop alot in to vtex in one go that would give you all the VTF files but how would you do alot of vmt files in one go Thanks |
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You can open a Command Prompt, go to the directory of vtex.exe and type:
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vtex.exe <your mod dir>\materialsrc\*.tga Code:
vtex.exe <your mod dir>\materialsrc\wood\*.tga <your mod dir>\materialsrc\stone\*.tga Hopes this helps!!
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yep thats cool mate does it put my tga file in to one vtf & one vmt or just do the vtf files
Also if your doing all the metal textures and you got like 10 name metal1 metal2 and so on does it do all or have you got to put the names in <your mod dir>\materialsrc\metal\metal1.tga Last edited by WS-Rich: 07-19-2007 at 01:23 AM. |
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It puts all the tga files into separate vtf files. the vmt's you'll have to create yourself.
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vtex.exe <your mod dir>\materialsrc\wood\*.tga |
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