New M.T. Framework Texture Format

[Damin72]

Have some textures from upcoming game from CAPCOM and there is problem with TEX-format - no one existed tool/script can't work properly.
Please, help.

[h3x3r]

Easy format apart that there is no info about width/height. But you can use RAW Texture Cooker. First 24 bytes is header and rest is RAW data.
First image:

[Damin72]

Easy format apart that there is no info about width/height. But you can use RAW Texture Cooker. First 24 bytes is header and rest is RAW data.
First image:

But those keys supposed to be white instead green.

Like this:

[h3x3r]

They are white in alpha channel

[Damin72]

Hm-m… And what about other?
P.S. And I don’t think this how fonts looks like in game.

[h3x3r]

Send it here i will look at it. The font seems to be using different compression. Maybe BC5.

[Damin72]

Send it here i will look at it. The font seems to be using different compression. Maybe BC5.

I will send more textures, when back to home.

[Damin72]

I add to archive new textures with font and some title textures.

[Damin72]

*After some research*
They gonna be crazy. Actual image was on alpha channel and alpha channel on green channel. But where is color?

[Damin72]

This is just great... No color, core image in alpha...

[Damin72]

If understand correctly atm:
Alpha channel - Core image.
Green channel - Alpha.
Red and Green - Colors.

P.S. Texture file_01_BM - BC7 1024*1024 but she show up normally.

[Damin72]

Okay, this is impossible task, because game fix color in realtime with shaders.

[Sparkles1903]

Okay, this is impossible task, because game fix color in realtime with shaders.

Hey I wanted to say thanks for your thread as it actually clued me into what I needed for some work I was doing on another MT Framework game.

Here are your Textures converted and corrected to PSD: https://www.mediafire.com/file/rjdtmo97m65h26f/Textures.zip/file

You were spot on with the RGBA channels being a bit mixed up and here's how to fix:
1 - Copy Alpha channel to a new layer (Layer 1)
2 - Select Background in Layers
3 - Copy Green channel to Alpha
4 - Copy Layer 1 from Layers, select Background in Layers, and paste to Green in Channels
5 - Set Layer 1 style blending to Overlay and in "Advanced Blending" uncheck Green (that's "G" in the middle) channel

Enjoy!