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badwolf · 07-17-08, 02:25 PM

Hi Manteuffel
This is how I would do it, may help.

First copy/paste elsewhere the DAT file and work on that one.

TEST RUN
Note TGA position in DAT file.
Extract TGA and delete the TGA in DAT file. Re-pack the TGA in DAT file again.
Now I've proven that works with the "old TGA".

NEW TGA TROUBLE
If I was getting errors with new TGA I now know the "new TGA" is the problem.

One way of having correct TGA is with copy/paste
Note "old TGA" byte size.
Copy the "new TGA" and paste into the "old TGA" you extracted.
The "new TGA" should now have the "old TGA" settings.
re-Check byte size.
Re-pack.

That has usually worked for me.
Try that for now

p.s. I usually use "Gimp v2" to do this.

07-17-08, 02:25 PM	#4
badwolf XO Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 427 Downloads: 59 Uploads: 0	Hi Manteuffel This is how I would do it, may help. First copy/paste elsewhere the DAT file and work on that one. TEST RUN Note TGA position in DAT file. Extract TGA and delete the TGA in DAT file. Re-pack the TGA in DAT file again. Now I've proven that works with the "old TGA". NEW TGA TROUBLE If I was getting errors with new TGA I now know the "new TGA" is the problem. One way of having correct TGA is with copy/paste Note "old TGA" byte size. Copy the "new TGA" and paste into the "old TGA" you extracted. The "new TGA" should now have the "old TGA" settings. re-Check byte size. Re-pack. That has usually worked for me. Try that for now p.s. I usually use "Gimp v2" to do this.