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Confirm:It seems like TexMex only supports saving WADs as WAD2; WAD3s and whatnot get converted to the vanilla 
Quake palette upon import.
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TexMex also allows you to create new WADs and delete textures from existing ones, meaning only the textures you need are loaded into your level editor or shipped with your map. | TexMex also allows you to create new WADs and delete textures from existing ones, meaning only the textures you need are loaded into your level editor or shipped with your map. | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [https://valvedev.info/tools/texmex/ Download mirror] on the Valve Developer Union | * [https://valvedev.info/tools/texmex/ Download mirror] on the Valve Developer Union | ||
Revision as of 09:40, 7 December 2023
TexMex viewing 
ricochet.wadTexMex is a WAD management tool for 
Quake-based games and 
GoldSrc. With it, you can open up WADs and BSPs, see their textures, and export them out to other formats. It supports a variety of texture formats, including Quake lightmaps and miptex, 
Heretic II M8 and M32[confirm], 
Quake II WAL, 
SiN SWL, PCX, TGA, BMP, and JPG.
TexMex also allows you to create new WADs and delete textures from existing ones, meaning only the textures you need are loaded into your level editor or shipped with your map.
Confirm:It seems like TexMex only supports saving WADs as WAD2; WAD3s and whatnot get converted to the vanilla Quake palette upon import.External links
- Download mirror on the Valve Developer Union