XML:TRMA

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TRMA : Texture Map Array
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general information

  • The xml code on this page is compatible with onisplit v0.9.61.0
  • TRMA files are stored globally (in edition/GameDataFolder/level0_Final)
  • these files are used by ONCC to get textures for the 3D mesh (TRBS)
  • the mesh has 19 body parts, so there are also 19 textures links in the TRMA
  • the order of the TRMA links is determined by the mesh hierarchy (TRIA)


example

TRMAkonoko002_high_texture_generic.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Oni>
   <TRMA id="0">
       <Textures>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_pelvis</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_thigh_horiz</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_calf_nobknee</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_foot</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_thigh_horiz</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_calf_nobknee</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_foot</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_mid</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_chestpack</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_neck</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_face</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_shoulder</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_bicep</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_wrist</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/ks_fist</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_shoulder</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_bicep</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/KS_wrist</Link>
           <Link>TXMPIteration001/ks_fist</Link>
       </Textures>
   </TRMA>
</Oni>

TRMA files contain sometimes a link with a "/" in it. The actual TXMP file use a "%2F" instead of the "/".


For example:

TXMPIteration001%2FKS_pelvis.oni
TXMPIteration001%2FKS_thigh_horiz.oni
[...]