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--- arma:texture_naming_rules [2007/07/06 12:15] – snakeman
+++ arma:texture_naming_rules [2008/05/07 09:20] (current) – deleted texture_naming_rules from arma namespace snakeman
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-====== ArmA Texture Naming Rules ======
-These "rules" are set by BIS and not PMC :)
-The texture name should be simple ascii, containing only letters, digits and underscore (no letters with diacritics). Only one dot is allowed leading the extension.
-Example of texture name: **M151A1_fuelTank01_CO.tga**
-The source texture file format is PNG (preferred) or TGA (no compression, only 24b or 32b).
-Example: **objectName_textureName_textureType.tga**
-textureType is predefined suffix, that allows to choose proper compression and other transformation for the texture. The actual transformation is defined by TexConvert.cfg used by both [[arma:tools:pal2pace|Pal2PacE]] and [[arma:tools:texview2|TexView 2]] tools).
-_CO - color (difuse map), sRGB color space\\
-_CA - color with alpha (difuse map with alpha), sRGB color space\\
-_NO - normal map\\
-_NS - normal map specular (with alpha)\\
-_NOF - normal map faded (mipmaps fade the texture in distance, usefull for terrain)\\
-_NON - normal map with noise in alpha channel ( noise is used for vegetation lods blending)\\
-_NOHQ - normal map high quality\\
-_NOVHQ - normal map high quality\\
-_DT - detail texture, average color should be 0.5, texture has got fade out filter in mipmaps\\
-_CDT - colored detail texture, average color should be 0.5 in all R G B channels, texture has got fade out filter in mipmaps\\
-_SKY - sky texture\\
-_MC - macro texture, sRGB color space\\
-_AS - ambient shadow texture\\
-_SM - specular map\\
-_SMDI - optimised specular map for better bitdepth\\
-_LCO - layer color map, texture used for satelite and mask textures on the terrain\\
-_MCO - multiply color map, texture used to multiply with color map (as cdt) without fade out filter, average color should be 0.5 in all R G B channels
-Only some formats use [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRGB|sRGB Color Space]], other use linear space.