This tool allows you to generate textures for different platforms of GTA games, like the PlayStation 2 version of GTA San Andreas. It supports all known raster formats and prints out user friendly debugging messages, so that modders can learn more about how TXDs work.

To learn more about this mod, visit the website/wiki entry.
A readme file is included.

We do support Windows XP SP3 and above. No VS runtime required anymore!

New in version 0.8:
- DXTn compression for PC and XBOX
- basic support for XBOX reading and writing
- bugfixes for GTAIII and GTA VC TXD creation (and parsing)
- increased robustness
- many bugfixes
- improved debug output to console (now with RenderWare version)

New in version 0.8.1:
- XBOX GTA3 and Vice City IMG file compression and decompression
- fixed Vice City PS2 TXD parsing
- fixed some non trivial errors
- added DXT5 output if "compressionQuality" is 1.0 (and texture has alpha)

New in version 0.8.2 (hotfix release):
- Fixed PS2 raw (without compression) texture to PC conversion

New in version 0.8.3 (hotfix release):
- Fixed IMG building (crashy due to restructuring in 0.8.1)
- Added support for IMG version 1 archive creation/rebuilding
- Fixed a bug which caused textures to not load on the PC platform
- added an exception handling system, so you guys can report crashes much easier (if there are any anyway)

New in version 0.9:
- full XBOX TXD support
- mipmap generation
- filtering mode & addressing mode fixing
- mipmap layer generation fix (a.k.a. black-roads fix)
- working San Andreas PC texture output
- many bug fixes and improvements

New in version 0.9.8:
- full Android/iOS/mobile TXD support
- new RenderWare implementation for maximum stability
- preserves all texture extensions (Anisotropy, etc)
- now required VS2013 runtime, x86 version
- Manhunt TXD generation support
- tons of crash and bugfixes, for your enjoyment!

New in version 1.0:
- full PSP (LCS legacy) and Gamecube TXD support
- many improvements made by sharing code with Magic.TXD
- reworked FileSystem library (better performance)
- removed the need for PowerVR library (on demand .DLL)
- removed the need for VS runtime libraries