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Yu Yu Hakusho Forever Texture *LGTX

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reh, posted Sat Mar 07, 2020 6:02 am (54477)


Hello again, I'm trying to get the textures for this game, but so far with no success.

Sample files:
I thank you for your help!
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Allen, posted Tue Mar 10, 2020 2:28 pm (54537)


The image uses 8BPP, swizzled texture and palette. I think it also has 4bpp format, but it is not in the sample.

I learned a lot from this forum, I hope this can also help you. :)

In fact, Noesis's built-in functions are already can unswizzle image and palette.
This is learned from the Episoder script.
Code:
pixel = rapi.imageUntwiddlePS2 (pixel, width, height, 8)
textureData = rapi.imageDecodeRawPal (pixel, palette, width, height, 8, "r8g8b8p8", noesis.DECODEFLAG_PS2SHIFT)

tex_YuYuHakushoForever_ps2_lgtx.zip

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reh, posted Sat Mar 14, 2020 7:21 am (54623)


Allen wrote:
I learned a lot from this forum, I hope this can also help you. :)

Thanks for helping me :)

I'm really interested in learning to create scripts with python, but in relation to reading the image I get lost, I don't understand how to identify the palettes or what the size of the image would be, although this part I think is trial and error to find out.

Thank you for sharing some of your knowledge with me.
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