That's amazing news!
I put how to read the other textures on the previous page.
Basically after the first 8 bytes in the file is a repeated section that gives all the frame info. The image offsets are among the first set of bytes.
It's 34 bytes per frame and the second set of 4 bytes is the new texture offset.
![[Image: YfbMR4Q.png]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FYfbMR4Q.png&hash=4c9e86f0426f37616e6dd0e5722714fb)
Edit:
And yes, the sizes will be different. It's a different texture every frame. You can find the new width and height in the frame part after the texture offset. They are shorts.
Edit:
Wow...
I just made my script read floats instead of ints
...
and that was all it needed to work...
![[Image: d822wqj.png]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fd822wqj.png&hash=0b4131ab25fefd570c396317e0dc49d9)
Sorry about giving you all that unneeded work, Daxar
But thanks so much for helping me with this! I'll give you credit for everything.
How do you round the coordinates? Some of the ones I tested have been off by a pixel.
I put how to read the other textures on the previous page.
Basically after the first 8 bytes in the file is a repeated section that gives all the frame info. The image offsets are among the first set of bytes.
It's 34 bytes per frame and the second set of 4 bytes is the new texture offset.
Edit:
And yes, the sizes will be different. It's a different texture every frame. You can find the new width and height in the frame part after the texture offset. They are shorts.
Edit:
Wow...
I just made my script read floats instead of ints
...
and that was all it needed to work...
Sorry about giving you all that unneeded work, Daxar
But thanks so much for helping me with this! I'll give you credit for everything.
How do you round the coordinates? Some of the ones I tested have been off by a pixel.