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Silent><Shade

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Hello all I have a very complexing question, in which I am sure that some one may have the answer to I am using photoshop 6 to open a .jpg image ( for a map I am currently working) How do I make this into the proper size, to work in the textures in unreal. I have made it a 256 color pallet size was 128x128 and saved it as a .pcx and a .bmp or .bmt ( can't remember the proper term there.) I am at wits end here. I ask humbly for anyones help or direction and give many thanks to you for taking out the time to read this.
I might add that I am not a photoshop guy.
 

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Assuming that your question is about UnrealEd and not about Photoshop (you do write that you have saved the texture in the correct format), then the instructions for importing a texture can be found here:

http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/Legacy:Import_The_Texture

Things to note:


  • Each side of the texture must be exactly a power of 2 in length (1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,256 etc. pixels)
  • Unless you have a lot of textures to import (so many that you are probably building a total conversion rather than a map), then import into the package MyLevel so that the textures are embedded in the map rather than in a separate package.
 

Silent><Shade

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Jan 18, 2011
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Assuming that your question is about UnrealEd and not about Photoshop (you do write that you have saved the texture in the correct format), then the instructions for importing a texture can be found here:

http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/Legacy:Import_The_Texture

Things to note:


  • Each side of the texture must be exactly a power of 2 in length (1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,256 etc. pixels)
  • Unless you have a lot of textures to import (so many that you are probably building a total conversion rather than a map), then import into the package MyLevel so that the textures are embedded in the map rather than in a separate package.

I got it!! IT WORKS!!! and it shows up on my map. I am very thankful to you. wohoo!!! Seriously Thank You Very Much!