Need Prog to extract unreal UTX texture files
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if you want to export an entire texture set quickly, use UCC from DOS.
ucc batchexport Ancient.utx texture pcx c:\textures
where c:\textures is where you want the exported files to go. Note that some textures will cause ucc to crash. You'll have to get those by manually exporting them inside UnrealEd. I've exported most of them so that I can browse them better in PSP, and so far they total about 175 Mb.
ucc batchexport Ancient.utx texture pcx c:\textures
where c:\textures is where you want the exported files to go. Note that some textures will cause ucc to crash. You'll have to get those by manually exporting them inside UnrealEd. I've exported most of them so that I can browse them better in PSP, and so far they total about 175 Mb.
Damn! Latch - thanks for posting that. I asked this question a long time ago, and got the ususal "view them in UnrealEd" answer. Damned useful knowing that's what UCC does /~unreal/ubb/html/smile.gif
UCC does much more than that. Here's some more info;
UCC has many commandlets which are interfaces from UCC to Unreal. They are defined in Object->Commandlet. They can be scripted(such as Object->Commandlet->HelloWorldCommandlet) or done in C++, the later of which gives you better access to unreal and its package format. One of the more useful commandlets is BatchExport. BatchExport allows you to export all files of a specific type from a .u, .uax, .umx, and .utx. From the command prompt you just type 'ucc.exe batchexport 'Item type' 'File Extension 'path''. The valid types are 'Class', 'Sound', 'Texture', and 'Music'. So say for instance you wanted to export all the class files out of botpack.u without opening UnrealED, you would go to the command prompt and type 'ucc batchexport botpack.u class uc x:\tournament\botpack'.
UCC has many commandlets which are interfaces from UCC to Unreal. They are defined in Object->Commandlet. They can be scripted(such as Object->Commandlet->HelloWorldCommandlet) or done in C++, the later of which gives you better access to unreal and its package format. One of the more useful commandlets is BatchExport. BatchExport allows you to export all files of a specific type from a .u, .uax, .umx, and .utx. From the command prompt you just type 'ucc.exe batchexport 'Item type' 'File Extension 'path''. The valid types are 'Class', 'Sound', 'Texture', and 'Music'. So say for instance you wanted to export all the class files out of botpack.u without opening UnrealED, you would go to the command prompt and type 'ucc batchexport botpack.u class uc x:\tournament\botpack'.
Thanks. I have been looking for a way to do it with out exporting it in UnrealED for a long time.
Oh, I incorrectly assumed you were running UT. Perhaps the Unreal UCC doesn't support that function?