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no, it is not interesting that it is upside down; no it's not standard OpenGL compression; no, it's not a "versatile bitmap format that allows for an alpha channel"; no, skyboxes use TXMPs too

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Revision as of 22:47, 27 August 2008 (view source) Iritscen (talk \| contribs) (last normal "CMIIW" contribution, unless you want me to wildly speculate on more file types :-)) ← Older edit		Revision as of 07:08, 28 August 2008 (view source) Neo (talk \| contribs) (no, it is not interesting that it is upside down; no it's not standard OpenGL compression; no, it's not a "versatile bitmap format that allows for an alpha channel"; no, skyboxes use TXMPs too) Newer edit →
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	{{OBD_File_Header \| type=TXMP \| prev=TXMB \| next=TxtC \| name=Texture Map \| family=Generic \| desc=If an object has a texture, it's probably a '''TXMP''' (the exceptions being environmental things like the skybox texture). A versatile bitmap format that allows for an optional alpha channel, TXMPs can come in 16-bit and 32-bit varieties and can also be compressed in a standard OpenGL format. Interestingly, TXMPs are also stored upside down. \| align=center}}		{{OBD_File_Header \| type=TXMP \| prev=TXMB \| next=TxtC \| name=Texture Map \| family=Generic \| align=center}}