A .NET 6.0 converter for console texture formats.

A texture viewer supporting all of the formats that GJConv supports.

• TMX
• GIM
• TIM2
• TGA
• TXN/RWTEX (Renderware PS2 TextureNative)
• DDS (limited support)
• PNG/BMP/JPG/GIF/TIFF

GJConv.exe {args} {inputfile} {outputfile}(optional) {outputformat}(optional)

• -so Solidify (on by default)
• -rb Swap Red and Blue channels
• -id Convert image to indexed
• -fc Convert image to full color
• -ls Use linear filtering for scaling (on by default)
• -f2 Force image size to be a power of 2
• -fw {int} Force image width
• -fh {int} Force image height
• -ui {short} Tmx user id
• -uc {string} Tmx user comment (turns off TmxUseFileName if on)
• -uf Use filename for user comment (on by default)
• -po Gim use PSP pixel order

• Default arguments can be set in GJConv.cfg
• Order of arguments does not matter.
• First argument given to the program that isn't in args will be used as the input path.
• Second argument given to the program that isn't in args will be used as the output path.
• If no output path is specified the program will default to: {InputFile}.{ExportFormat}
• Output extension can be set by simply providing it as an argument.
• Inputting Yes/No args will set their value to the oposite of the one in config.
• Arguments are applied on top of the config in their order

• GJConv.exe example.tga -ui 1 example.tmx
  • Convert example.tga to example.tmx and set the user id to 1
• GJConv.exe -fc example.gim png
  • Convert example.gim to example.png and force the output to be full colors
• GJConv.exe -example.tm2 -so
  • Convert example.tm2 to example.tmx and turn off solidify (decided by the default config)
• GJConv.exe -example.png tmx -uc bustup
  • Convert example.png to example.tmx and set the user comment to "bustup"

• RLE TGA can only be imported and not exported.
• GIM files using DXT cannot be exported.
• DDS files support importing of only Uncompressed, DXT1, DXT3 and DXT5 files.
• DDS files can be exported only as uncompressed files.
• Mip maps are ignored.
• If the input file has animation data, all of it besides the first frame will be discarded(even when exporting to a format that supports animation).
• Output pixel formats are mostly dictated by input files(only way to overwrite that is through -id and -fc).

• Implementing more texture formats
• Better DDS support
• TGA RLE export