falsch[Vio]fliege01 schrieb:
Hi @DarkeN,
Was für eine Festplatte nutzt du?
Es kann sein, dass die Texturen nicht geladen werden. Ansonsten fällt mir so aus dem Handgelenk nichts ein.
Gruß Nico
DK22Pac schrieb:
Reason
That problem is directly related to RenderWare and the way it works with mip-mapped S3-compressed (DXTn) textures *.
The last mip-map levels in mip-map chain (2x2 and 1x1) are just like "transparent" levels (because it's impossible to compress such small amount of pixels, - DXT works with 4x4 blocks), but still, they must be filled with pixels from 4x4 level. Or at least they must be ignored (and after this, we will have not 10, but 8 levels, for example).
RenderWare (GTA-era versions) doesn't do any of these things when writing/reading TXD archives.
*Thus, the problem happens only for DXT-compressed textures with (full-chain) mip-map levels.
TORENO schrieb:
Mip mapped texturen nutzen...
falsch[Vio]fliege01 schrieb:
Hi @DarkeN,
Was für eine Festplatte nutzt du?
Es kann sein, dass die Texturen nicht geladen werden. Ansonsten fällt mir so aus dem Handgelenk nichts ein.
Gruß Nico
DK22Pac schrieb:
Reason
That problem is directly related to RenderWare and the way it works with mip-mapped S3-compressed (DXTn) textures *.
The last mip-map levels in mip-map chain (2x2 and 1x1) are just like "transparent" levels (because it's impossible to compress such small amount of pixels, - DXT works with 4x4 blocks), but still, they must be filled with pixels from 4x4 level. Or at least they must be ignored (and after this, we will have not 10, but 8 levels, for example).
RenderWare (GTA-era versions) doesn't do any of these things when writing/reading TXD archives.
*Thus, the problem happens only for DXT-compressed textures with (full-chain) mip-map levels.
