TEXTURE DUMPING?? HELP!!

[FRANKASTER]

You can try to look at the other images generated by Jpcsp: one image is generated after each object display (the images sharing the same prefix are numbered in the order they are rendered: e.g. Image-4000000-1.bmp then Image-4000000-2.bmp and so on...). That way, you can see how the application builds the complete display. Some games apply post processing (e.g. blur) to the whole image after rendering it.

cool, but what i meant is about this corrupted files, should i change something on the config (i tried portable ops, little big planet and all files where alright)



it seems the reflection maps, and alphas kind of messes up with the texture and i got a useless mess... and making alphas for this low res files is more difficult than i thought

[gid15]

cool, but what i meant is about this corrupted files, should i change something on the config (i tried portable ops, little big planet and all files where alright)

it seems the reflection maps, and alphas kind of messes up with the texture and i got a useless mess... and making alphas for this low res files is more difficult than i thought

Could you post the log file (log.html) created while dumping the images? It includes a complete debug log for the dumped frame. I could check if this image has a special format.
Also, post the corrupted image as originally dumped, keeping the same file name (otherwise I can't find the matching section in the log file).

Alpha information is lost while dumping the images. They are created in BMP format, which doesn't support alpha.

[FRANKASTER]

cool, but what i meant is about this corrupted files, should i change something on the config (i tried portable ops, little big planet and all files where alright)

it seems the reflection maps, and alphas kind of messes up with the texture and i got a useless mess... and making alphas for this low res files is more difficult than i thought

Could you post the log file (log.html) created while dumping the images? It includes a complete debug log for the dumped frame. I could check if this image has a special format.
Also, post the corrupted image as originally dumped, keeping the same file name (otherwise I can't find the matching section in the log file).

Alpha information is lost while dumping the images. They are created in BMP format, which doesn't support alpha.

ok thanks for the reply!

zip including snake's textures (somefine some half broken some crappy and log file)
mgs pw textures

[serio]

They are created in BMP format, which doesn't support alpha.

but bmp does support alpha. just most programs don't support it for bmp, so it's lost if you try to save it.

there's a free program called alphaconv that can convert a 32 bit bmp files into png.
http://www.najmanowicz.com/temp/AlphaConv.zip

just drag and drop a 32 bit bmp into it and it'll output it as a png. if it's not 32 bit it won't change though.

[FRANKASTER]

They are created in BMP format, which doesn't support alpha.

but bmp does support alpha. just most programs don't support it for bmp, so it's lost if you try to save it.

there's a free program called alphaconv that can convert a 32 bit bmp files into png.
http://www.najmanowicz.com/temp/AlphaConv.zip

just drag and drop a 32 bit bmp into it and it'll output it as a png. if it's not 32 bit it won't change though.

thanks for the tip but the files are 16bit

[gid15]

Now the BMP files are generated in 32-bit RGBA (i.e. including alpha) in r2148.

[FRANKASTER]

pretty amazing alphas, I don't even know how to thank you...

[Shina]

Would it be possible to add output in PNG?

Also, what about active dumping? Like what the Dolphin has.

[FRANKASTER]

Would it be possible to add output in PNG?

Also, what about active dumping? Like what the Dolphin has.

read the thread and there's a little program to convert the files with alpha

anyways now textures look clean and everything is pretty much nice, still few textures missing(corrupt) but i can find or made replacements thanks!!!


the program i sue to view this usually messes up with alphas but that does not matter