So i have looked on the web and i have not found a good solution. I'm making a map and all, but i would like to create my own textures, I'm fairly new to the SDK. What should i used to either decompile the .utx texture files so i can edit them a bit, or that i can use to make my own textures and import them to the Killing floor SDK.
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- Thread starter xavidram
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In your texture browser, "File -> Import..."
Textures resolution must be power of 2 "256x256,512x512,..."
Non-square textures are possible too "256x512,512x1024,..."
Supported formats .bmp .pcx .tga .upt .dds.
Save your imported textures in myLevel package.
More useful stuff:
Combiners:
http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/MaterialsCombiners.html#Combiners
Final Blends:
http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/MaterialsFinalBlend.html#FinalBlends
Modifiers:
http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/MaterialsModifiers.html#Modifiers
Shaders:
http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/MaterialsShaders.html#Shaders
Textures resolution must be power of 2 "256x256,512x512,..."
Non-square textures are possible too "256x512,512x1024,..."
Supported formats .bmp .pcx .tga .upt .dds.
Save your imported textures in myLevel package.
More useful stuff:
Combiners:
http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/MaterialsCombiners.html#Combiners
Final Blends:
http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/MaterialsFinalBlend.html#FinalBlends
Modifiers:
http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/MaterialsModifiers.html#Modifiers
Shaders:
http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/MaterialsShaders.html#Shaders
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What he said. Here is all you need to know about importing your own textures in a little more detail.
To edit existing ones, you can right-click them in the Texture Browser and chose "Export to File". Usually creates a .dds file of the texture. You can edit that with photoshop if you have it. PaintNET is a great free alternative.
You can either save the edited image as a dds and import that or save it as a regular image and import that and let UnrealEd compress it to DXT and generate mipmaps if you need them (explained in the linked tutorial above).
To edit existing ones, you can right-click them in the Texture Browser and chose "Export to File". Usually creates a .dds file of the texture. You can edit that with photoshop if you have it. PaintNET is a great free alternative.
You can either save the edited image as a dds and import that or save it as a regular image and import that and let UnrealEd compress it to DXT and generate mipmaps if you need them (explained in the linked tutorial above).
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