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Re: PyMapConv

Posted: 07 Jan 2017, 22:08
by TurBoss

Re: PyMapConv

Posted: 02 Jul 2018, 19:03
by TurBoss
I have packed a hack of pymapconv wich sould support +32 size maps in theory

needs testing

https://mega.nz/#!oZwDBK4Z!vQQzn6TdqZ0S ... h6CHSwz7XE

Re: PyMapConv

Posted: 06 Aug 2018, 23:05
by The Yak
There is an interface problem with last pymapconv version posted:

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In the "Output File" field it is currently essential to type the mapname.smf manually, if the browse button is used the entire directory as saved as the mapname, breaking the .smt and producing error upon load like so:

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[f=-000001] [CSMFGroundTextures] Warning: could not find .smt tile-file "D:\all items\games\Zero-K map creating\RealSoutheastAsia.smt" (ALL 262144 MISSING TILES WILL BE MADE RED)

Re: PyMapConv

Posted: 09 Aug 2018, 03:25
by TurBoss
The Yak wrote: 06 Aug 2018, 23:05 There is an interface problem with last pymapconv version posted:

In the "Output File" field it is currently essential to type the mapname.smf manually, if the browse button is used the entire directory as saved as the mapname, breaking the .smt and producing error upon load like so:

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[f=-000001] [CSMFGroundTextures] Warning: could not find .smt tile-file "D:\all items\games\Zero-K map creating\RealSoutheastAsia.smt" (ALL 262144 MISSING TILES WILL BE MADE RED)
thanks I'll check asap

Re: PyMapConv

Posted: 12 Aug 2020, 03:54
by MaDDoX
For whoever's looking for it, Beheriths tool (latest 2019 ver) can be downloaded from here:

https://github.com/Beherith/springrts_smf_compiler

Just click on [ Code v ] => Download Zip, run the included .exe.

Re: PyMapConv

Posted: 09 Jun 2022, 14:36
by Beherith
Version 4.0 is out, with up to 10x improvement in speed!

- Multithreaded compilation is now super fast (windows only)
- Add mapnormals, splatdistribution, and specular map dds compressors via nvtt_export.exe in a separate process (windows only)
- Also generate minimap preview jpg, and thumbnail png for Chobby
- Highresolution heightmap support, with multiple scaling options (nearest recommended)
- Better print_flush (thanks grschafer!)
- Linux tooling for dds drag-and-drop support (thanks The-Yak!)