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{{Delete|namespace=page|The program is 16 years old, the known download links are dead and there is no backup in webarchive.org.}}
{{Delete|namespace=page|The program is 16 years old, the known download links are dead and there is no backup in webarchive.org.}}


'''FixVTF''' is a {{wiki|data conversion}} program written by [[User:Snakez|Snakez]]. It converts Episode 2 format ([[VTF]] 7.3/7.4) materials (which allow up to 1024x1024 size now) to the previous, {{hl2ep1|4}} ([[VTF]] 7.2 and older) format. {{hammer4|4}} uses {{hl2ep1|4}} format materials, models and maps until the official release of the Orange Box on 10 October, 2007. Another program by the same developer is called [[FixBSP]], which converts maps into {{hl2ep1|4}} format. As to date, there are no programs out to converts models. {{hl2ep2|4}} models cannot be viewed in Model Viewer but they work fine in Hammer model preview.
'''FixVTF''' was a {{wiki|data conversion}} program written by [[User:Snakez|Snakez]]. It converted Episode 2 format ([[VTF]] 7.3/7.4) materials (which allow up to 1024x1024 size now) to the previous, {{hl2ep1|4}} ([[VTF]] 7.2 and older) format. {{hammer4|4}} used {{hl2ep1|4}} format materials, models and maps until the official release of the Orange Box on 10 October, 2007. Another program by the same developer is called [[FixBSP]], which converts maps into {{hl2ep1|4}} format. As to date, there are no programs out to converts models. {{hl2ep2|4}} models cannot be viewed in Model Viewer but they work fine in Hammer model preview.
== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://www.flamehaus.com/snakez/fixvtf.zip Snakez's website] {{Dead link}}
* [http://www.flamehaus.com/snakez/fixvtf.zip Snakez's website] {{Dead link}}
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Revision as of 07:09, 12 October 2023

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FixVTF was a Wikipedia icon data conversion program written by Snakez. It converted Episode 2 format (VTF 7.3/7.4) materials (which allow up to 1024x1024 size now) to the previous, Half-Life 2: Episode One Half-Life 2: Episode One (VTF 7.2 and older) format. Hammer Hammer 4.x used Half-Life 2: Episode One Half-Life 2: Episode One format materials, models and maps until the official release of the Orange Box on 10 October, 2007. Another program by the same developer is called FixBSP, which converts maps into Half-Life 2: Episode One Half-Life 2: Episode One format. As to date, there are no programs out to converts models. Half-Life 2: Episode Two Half-Life 2: Episode Two models cannot be viewed in Model Viewer but they work fine in Hammer model preview.

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