Your only limit is that you must honor the original aspect ratio of the texture so they wrap properly. What you actually do with this stuff is up to you. I use, but Photoshop and GIMP work just as well. To edit and save textures, you will need a photo editor that can read and save. Cities, Rooms, and Dungeons are contained largely in a series of 1024 x 1024 maps. The 9 playable characters have 3 copies of each of their body textures, one for field, battle, and the Rheiards, a holdover from the console practice of storing critical textures in multiple places on the disc for faster loader, so any changes to them will require 3 copies of that texture be saved to cover them all. The 'MemoryTex' header from 0.8.1 means nothing and should not be included in renamed textures. If a dump using version 0.8.1 gives you a texture with a name with less than 8 characters, slap a 0 on the front. Textures will be named appropriately no matter where you get them from, so if you have a texture, you already have its name. TSFix assigns every texture in the game a specific 8-character hash name, thus every texture you intend to replace must be named with that name. Sorting the images in the dump folder by date is supremely useful, as it puts the earliest textures loaded like buttons, menus, and the world map on the bottom of the list. I only suggest 0.8.1 because I know it consistently works. If for some reason dumping doesn't work, move/delete and replace your current TSFix files with those of version 0.8.1 () and turn dumping on. If you are using the newest version, 0.10.5, which includes and uses a second-to-last patch TOS.exe, do likewise. If you are using TSFix version 0.9.11, meant for the final official patch, open TSFix.ini and set texture dumping to true, then start the game and make sure whatever textures you want are loaded while playing.

Create the necessary TSFix_Textures -> dump folders in the Symphonia root folder where the. If you only need specific textures or texture names, you can use the fix's internal dumping feature. png results in a quality loss, but as I typically dump everything I want to edit I have not compared them myself. dds's dumped directly from the game should be of higher quality than these since converting to. The game can only read certain types of directdraw surface (.dds) images, so these are purely for easy access and must be converted to. pngs on his Github, as well as the software he used to extract them all at once. zip containing every texture in the game as. There are two quick ways to access the game's textures.

Simply sharp texture pack