This is the specifications for the image file which is handled by the
Game Extractor plugin
Viewer_TXD_2_TXDTEX.
| Endian Order: | Little Endian |
| Compression: | none |
| Encryption: | None |
This format is used by the following Games:
This is the format specification information:
| | 4 - Chunk Type (21 = Raster)
4 - Chunk Data Length
4 - Version
4 - Chunk Type (1 = Struct)
4 - Chunk Data Length
4 - Version
4 - Platform ID
1 - Filter Mode
1 - Addressing
2 - Padding
32 - Raster Name (null terminated, filled with nulls)
32 - Mask Name (null terminated, filled with nulls)
4 - Alpha Flags
4 - DirectX Image Format (or null)
2 - Image Width
2 - Image Height
1 - Bits Per Pixel
1 - Number of Mipmaps
1 - Raster Type
1 - Flags
// for each mipmap
if (bitsPerPixel <= 8){
4 - Mipmap Pixel Data Length
1024 - Mipmap Color Palette (256*BGRA)
X - Mipmap Pixel Data (palette indexes)
}
else {
4 - Mipmap Pixel Data Length
X - Mipmap Pixel Data
}
4 - Chunk Type (3 = Extension)
4 - Chunk Size
4 - Version
X - Chunk Extension Data |
These are the accompanying notes and further information:
| | The Image Data is Swizzled |
Game Extractor is able to read files of this type, as well as files from thousands of other games. To give it a try, download
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free, and see what it can do.
Game Extractor (Full Version) is also able to modify and save files of this type. Visit the
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For further information on this format, refer to the source code on our
GitHub repository.
