Comments on: GND - Ground Field File http://rolaboratory.ximosoft.com Ximosoft's Tool Development Wed, 08 Sep 2010 05:31:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Estx http://rolaboratory.ximosoft.com/file-format/gnd#comment-4622 Estx Sun, 21 Jan 2007 18:03:54 +0000 http://www.aniemule.com/ragnarok_blog/?page_id=11#comment-4622 VictorSan, Ximosoft: The value is most likely ARGB. Alpha comes first in almost every programming language. VictorSan, Ximosoft:

The value is most likely ARGB. Alpha comes first in almost every programming language.

]]> By: VictorSan http://rolaboratory.ximosoft.com/file-format/gnd#comment-63 VictorSan Sat, 29 Jul 2006 01:35:00 +0000 http://www.aniemule.com/ragnarok_blog/?page_id=11#comment-63 Hello, 36 ?? 4 bytes Integer ?? -> I think that this field is really a 4 unsigned char field. If it´s taken as an integer, it´s usually a big number... i splited it into 4 unsigned chars. The result is 255 255 255 255, it repeats in every tile. I think it´s a RGBA value for that tile. The same strange value appears in the cubes, in the "tile" fields... i don´t know it it´s the same. Ximosoft give me credit or i kill you :D :D . Akuchimoya Hello,

36 ?? 4 bytes Integer ??

-> I think that this field is really a 4 unsigned char field.

If it´s taken as an integer, it´s usually a big number… i splited it into 4 unsigned chars. The result is 255 255 255 255, it repeats in every tile. I think it´s a RGBA value for that tile.

The same strange value appears in the cubes, in the “tile” fields… i don´t know it it´s the same.

Ximosoft give me credit or i kill you :D :D .

Akuchimoya

]]> By: Ximo(Offline) http://rolaboratory.ximosoft.com/file-format/gnd#comment-35 Ximo(Offline) Tue, 11 Jul 2006 23:37:52 +0000 http://www.aniemule.com/ragnarok_blog/?page_id=11#comment-35 Yes, texture coordinates are following standard texturing techniques, so 1.0 it's end (max size) and 0 the start, you can also make mirroring by flipping this values. Yes, texture coordinates are following standard texturing techniques, so 1.0 it’s end (max size) and 0 the start, you can also make mirroring by flipping this values.

]]> By: Paul http://rolaboratory.ximosoft.com/file-format/gnd#comment-34 Paul Tue, 11 Jul 2006 10:31:35 +0000 http://www.aniemule.com/ragnarok_blog/?page_id=11#comment-34 Hi, I think Texture Start and End in a Tile section corresponds to the 2D coordinates of the texture to be applied. for example, if the texture is 256x256, 0.5 0.75 0.5 0.75 1.0 1.0 0.75 0.75 would be a square in the texture defined by : (128,255)-> (192,255)->(192,192)->(128,192) Am I right ? Hi,
I think Texture Start and End in a Tile section corresponds to the 2D coordinates of the texture to be applied.

for example, if the texture is 256×256,
0.5 0.75 0.5 0.75 1.0 1.0 0.75 0.75 would be a square in the texture defined by :
(128,255)-> (192,255)->(192,192)->(128,192)

Am I right ?

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