[TOOL] Photoshop Tex Tool Plugin

[lobatolobato]

Hello People!

I've recently started working on a mod, and after some time editing/creating textures I began to find the process of exporting and atlasing my textures very tedious.
So I decided to write a plugin for Photoshop (the tool I use to create my textures) based on TexTool.

Thought I'd be sharing it with you all.

Here are the plugin's panels:



How to use the plugin:
Export panel:
It works just like TexCreator, but the input is the active Photoshop document.

Options:
  Output Folder: The folder where the tex and atlas files are going to be exported to
  Pixel Format: The type of compression used to create the tex file
  Texture Type: The texture type, I actually don't know what this does I always leave it at 1D, if anyone knows I'd be pleased to learn what it does.
  Mipmap Filter: The interpolation method used when resizing the image to create the mipmaps.
  Generate Mipmaps: Wether to generate mipmaps.
  Pre-Multiply Alpha: Wether to pre multiply alpha channels when generating mipmaps, this option doesn't do anything at the moment, all mipmap filters implemented do it by default.
  Export atlas: Wether to export an atlas file or not, a grid can be specified so that all textures will be atlased to multiples of the grid.

Import panel:
This panel imports a tex file, and optional atlas file, into a Photoshop document.

Options:
  Tex File: The tex file to be imported.
  Atlas File: The acompannying atlas file, if selected separates the imported tex file into layers based on the elements specified on the atlas file.

GitHub Repo:
https://github.com/LobatoLobato/PSTexTool

Plugin File:
lobatolobato.tex.tool.plugin_PS.ccx
 

[stomarver]

bro, can you make it for krita pwease

[lobatolobato]

I can try, I'm just busy with other things right now but as soon as I can I'll work on it.

[stomarver]

ok. thx

[AinselPixel]

Hi! I was wondering if there was an alternate location to download your plugin? It's the only one I've come across that can convert images to .tex files. Had a look around the github but no luck.