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Hello.
I'm getting an error while importing texture into a utx file. Mostely it goes normal, but sometimes it happends. I don't have a clue how to fix it.
I was using Photoshop for editing and saving .dds
I'll repeat again that most of textures work fine.
error message:
1???MIPMap???????????
Please help.
Thank you.
I generally avoid using l2tool. It's nice quick hack, but nothing besides that.
Export textures with utpt, and just make new utx files (don't forget about encrypting the whole utx file to 121 at the end).
ok, nice suggestion, but how I can make a new fresh UTX?
in the texture window I click in new and there is 3 spaces to fill up
Package
Group
Name
I put in all the same, mytextures, and then I import all the new textures I want in the game (textures10000 to textures10050), finally I encrypt it in 121 and copy to the folder, but I get error everytime I call the texture "mytextures.texture10015" or anyone else.
Can u help me plz?
If I'm not mistaken Package/Group/Name must be the same as in the original .utx
example: for a war_single texture, you must use
Package: L2UI_CH3.utx
Group: Pledge
Name: war_single.dds
And if you are using UnrealED version from dstuff.l2wh.com no need to encode back your new utx.
new textures I want in the game (textures10000 to textures10050), finally I encrypt it in 121 and copy to the folder, but I get error everytime I call the texture "mytextures.texture10015" or anyone else.
define "call". does L2 crash ? do you provide customized dat file ? how did you set names while encrypting to 121 ? etc.
by calling the texture I mean, I make and html (server side) that have the imagen on it, no need to modify .dats cause I want to make a same type imagen like "icon.quest_tarotcard_t00" (is in the original icon.utx from the game) is a simple imagen inside the game.
In resume, just insert simple images to the game, no item, no icon, etc
The error appears because the encryptation is doing BAD, dont use l2decrypt, use l2encdec, command line l2encdec -h 121 nameoffile.utx and thats all
Thanks to DSTUFF for the help
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