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SirYodaJedi (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{code|.resizeinfo}} files are created by xwad when converting a non-power-of-two WAD texture. These are used by Hammer's Convert WAD to VMT... tool to correct the UV coordinates when editing the map to use the converted a power-of-two VTF. If absent, the tool assumes that the VTF texture is the same resolution as the original WAD texture. {{todo|Provide a set of RESIZEINFO files for {{hls}}; it doesn't come with them by default.}} == Syntax == RESIZEINFO files...") |
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RESIZEINFO files are plaintext, containing two [[integer]]s representing the original WAD texture's width and height, separated by a space. For example, if the original texture was a 48x96 door, the resulting RESIZEINFO would look like so: | RESIZEINFO files are plaintext, containing two [[integer]]s representing the original WAD texture's width and height, separated by a space. For example, if the original texture was a 48x96 door, the resulting RESIZEINFO would look like so: | ||
{{codeblock|48 96}} | {{codeblock|48 96}} | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[xwad]] | |||
* [[Convert WAD to VMT...]] | |||
[[category:file formats]] | [[category:file formats]] | ||
[[category:plain text formats]] | [[category:plain text formats]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:36, 15 March 2025
.resizeinfo files are created by xwad when converting a non-power-of-two WAD texture. These are used by Hammer's Convert WAD to VMT... tool to correct the UV coordinates when editing the map to use the converted a power-of-two VTF. If absent, the tool assumes that the VTF texture is the same resolution as the original WAD texture.
Todo: Provide a set of RESIZEINFO files for 
; it doesn't come with them by default.
; it doesn't come with them by default.Syntax
RESIZEINFO files are plaintext, containing two integers representing the original WAD texture's width and height, separated by a space. For example, if the original texture was a 48x96 door, the resulting RESIZEINFO would look like so: