If you are having trouble with gimp you can also try Paint.NET or convert them to another format using the Compressonator.
SR3 Texture Utilities
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If you are having trouble with gimp you can also try Paint.NET or convert them to another format using the Compressonator.
I use the version of gibbed tools that came with Gentlemen of Steelport. Use Gibbed.SaintsRow3.PackSTR2 <name of the str2 directory>. I have found that the directory name must not have any spaces in it and you have to follow it with a \. i.e. Gibbed.SaintRow3.PackSTR2 testdirectory\. It will place a _Packed.str2_pc file in the directory you specified. Rename as needed.
You will also need to update the asm_pc file that was in the same directory as the original str2_pc files using the Gibbed.SaintsRow3.UpdateASM tool. If it works properly then the output should list all the str2_pc files you have modified.
You will also need to update the asm_pc file that was in the same directory as the original str2_pc files using the Gibbed.SaintsRow3.UpdateASM tool. If it works properly then the output should list all the str2_pc files you have modified.
Found the problem. It wasn't a bug. The texture file names are <blah blah>.tga.dds. (A bit confusing I'll admit but all the game textures have a .tga extension and I add a .dds extension so your paint program will know what type of file it is).
Your textures are missing the tga part.
When I get a chance I'll update the program to look for both *.tga.dds and *.dds files. Oh and fix the incorrect error message. (It should be for reading not writing).
Your textures are missing the tga part.
When I get a chance I'll update the program to look for both *.tga.dds and *.dds files. Oh and fix the incorrect error message. (It should be for reading not writing).
