Rough and ready tools to convert the DDS files output by the nVidia DXT plugin for Photoshop.
\nGUI and CLI versions to convert these images to CFS2 DXT format without altering the Image data are available.
\nIt will convert DDS images to the FS70 DXT1 Bmp format used by Combat Flight Simulator 2.
\nLimitations:
\n￭ They expect the input file to be a fully-mipped image and create
\n￭ the output file on that assumption.
\n￭ Only DXT1 format DDS images will be converted by the CLI version.
\n￭ There is no way to invert the image during the conversion (that would involve decompressing the data and recompressing afterwards so would defeat the object of utilising the high-quality compression provided by the nVidia tools). You will need to flip the image vertically before saving through the Photoshop plugin or using the conversion tools in order for the image to be the correct way up when used in CFS2<\/p>\n

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Extracts the data from the nVidia GPUCompress code and processes it to convert DDS images to the BMP FS70 DXT1 file format used by Combat Flight Simulator 2.
\nCompression level can be adjusted from 1 to 5 by switching between the appropriate presets.
\nLimitations:
\n\uffed The same as for the CLI version.
\n\uffed Only DXT1 format DDS images will be converted by the CLI version.
\n\uffed There is no way to invert the image during the conversion (that would involve decompressing the data and recompressing afterwards so would defeat the object of utilising the high-quality compression provided by the nVidia tools). You will need to flip the image vertically before saving through the Photoshop plugin or using the conversion tools in order for the image to be the correct way up when used in CFS2
\nDxtV3 Description:
\nExtracts the data from the nVidia GPUCompress code and processes it to convert DDS images to the V3 DXT1 file format used by Combat Flight Simulator 2.
\nCompression level can be adjusted from 1 to 5 by switching between the appropriate presets.
\nLimitations:
\n\uffed The same as for the CLI version.
\n\uffed Only DXT1 format DDS images will be converted by the CLI version.
\n\uffed There is no way to invert the image during the conversion (that would involve decompressing the data and recompressing afterwards so would defeat the object of utilising the high-quality compression provided by the nVidia tools). You will need to flip the image vertically before saving through the Photoshop plugin or using the conversion tools in order for the image to be the correct way up when used in CFS2
\nFFDx9 Description:
\nExtracts the data from the nVidia GPUCompress code and processes it to convert DDS images to the FS70 DXT1 file format used by Combat Flight Simulator 2.
\nCompression level can be adjusted from 1 to 5 by switching between the appropriate presets.
\nLimitations:
\n\uffed The same as for the CLI version.
\n\uffed Only DXT1 format DDS images will be converted by the CLI version.
\n\uffed There is no way to invert the image during the conversion (that would involve decompressing the data and recompressing afterwards so would defeat the object of utilising the high-quality compression provided by the nVidia tools<\/p>\n
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source:
\nshort summary: it converts DDS files to BMP. It works in CLIs and in version 1.00 even makes new files.
\nShort version:
\nThe original file format is DDS, the program checks the file header and uses it to
\ncreate a new DDS file that is a copy of the original file, so everything that is in it is also in the new one. After the conversion the new DDS file is opened in the DXT1 image editor (that is the default settings for the DXT format), with the DSV colours of the new DDS file set, and converted to a BMP.
\nNOTE: it is possible to convert a.dds file to.jpg, so you can use it on programs that don’t support DXT.
\nThe program reads the info from the original DDS file, but does not write data back to the original DDS file. Instead it writes back to a new, copy of the original DDS file.
\nLimitations:
\n\uffed the new file is compatible with original by default.
\n\uffed It might not work properly when the original has non-linear color values, like in case of lineart or gradients.
\n\uffed In the new file area, only the BMP format is supported.
\n\uffed Not the best solution but pretty much the only one for now, sorry.
\nIf there is interest in such a conversion program, it can be improved.
\nDDStoBmp CLI Format:
\nconverts DDS to BMP
\nsource:
\nshort summary: it converts DDS files to BMP. It works in CLIs and in version 1.00 even makes new files.
\nShort version:
\nThe original file format is DDS, the program checks the file header and uses it to
\ncreate a new DDS file that is a copy of the original file, so everything that is in it is also in the new one. After the conversion the new DDS file is opened in the DXT1 image editor (that is the default settings for the DXT format), with the DSV colours of the new DDS file set, and converted to a BMP.
\nNOTE: it is possible to convert a.dds file to.jpg, so you can use it on programs that don’t support DXT.
\nThe program reads the info
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DDStoBmp
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\nDDStoBmp is a simple tool to convert a DDS to CFS2 Bmp format without losing the detail in the image. A limitation of the DDS file format is that it expects the image data to be mipped and will strip the mip information if it is not. By using bmp you are converting the data to a less efficient format but the resolution should be good enough for CFS2.
\nMultiple images can be converted using a batch file to save time. The format is described in the Delphi documentation but we have just found a couple of errors in the documentation so this tool is potentially better.
\nDDS Tools version 2.0 (originally posted September 2006)
\n=================
\nIntroduction:
\n=====================
\nDDStoBmp is a useful tool to convert DDS files to the slightly reduced memory footprint of the bmp format without losing the detail in the image. However this is done at a cost and also there is no way to invert the image, so if you want to put the image back through the fx module you will need to flip the image.
\nThe DXT format uses high quality compression which was introduced in order to produce a high quality compressed image without using a more efficient format. The limitation of this compression however is that it cannot be used for the base mip levels of the image. These may contain the image data for the lower levels but they will be all zeroed out by the compression during the process. This can cause problems when images are working with in high resolution and mips.
\nThe DXT format is described in the Delphi documentation but we have just found a couple of errors in the documentation so this tool is potentially better.
\nDXT Tools version 2.0 (originally posted September 2006)
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\nYou can use the v2 CLI version for Linux or the GUI version for Windows or Mac. This does not require Perl, see below.
\nDDStoBmp CLI Version
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\nDownload the tool, install it and then you can use it from the command line or run it from the bin directory of the installation.
\nSet the input file: (e.g. input_file)
\nSet the output file: (e.g. output_file)
\nSet the output format: (e.g. output_format)
\n– e.g. C:\\tools\\ddstobmp\\ddstobmp.exe<\/p>\n
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DDStoBmp is a CLI utility that can convert DDS images to the format compatible with Combat Flight Simulator 2 (FS70), version 2.30 (CFS2) and older.
\nCmdLine:
\nDDStoBmp -i input.dds -o output.bmp
\nUsage:
\nDDStoBmp -i input.dds -o output.bmp
\nInput parameters:
\n-i In filename of the image to be converted.
\n-o In filename of the output image.
\n-d Display the files created in the working directory.
\nIf the file is all white, then the image could not be converted.
\nThe.dds file name does not have to be the same as the image
\nwidth and height but must be the same name and only one.dds file can be
\nconverted at any given time.
\nOutput parameters:
\n-o Out filename of the image to be converted.
\nDone Options:
\n-d
\nDisplay the files created.
\n-x
\nContinue with the conversion if a previous conversion failed.
\nConversion Process:
\nThe DDS file is loaded into memory in a buffer.
\nNext, image data is read into memory.
\nThen, the image is converted to the FS70 Bmp format.
\nThe result is written to the output file.
\nFinally, the output file is closed and the memory buffer is flushed to disk.
\nLimitations:
\n\uffed They expect the input file to be a fully-mipped image and create
\n\uffed the output file on that assumption.
\n\uffed Only DXT1 format DDS images will be converted by the CLI version.
\n\uffed There is no way to invert the image during the conversion (that would involve decompressing the data and recompressing afterwards so would defeat the object of utilising the high-quality compression provided by the nVidia tools). You will need to flip the image vertically before saving through the Photoshop plugin or using the conversion tools in order for the image to be the correct way up when used in CFS2
\nDDStoCfs2-PS Description:
\nAllows you to convert DDS images into the CFS2 compatible FS70 format without altering the image data.
\nYou will need to know the width, height, and bit depth of the image (to preallocate memory) in order to use this conversion, unfortunately.
\nCmdLine:
\nDDStoCfs2-PS -i input<\/p>\n
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– OS: Windows 10 (32\/64 bit)
\n– RAM: 1 GB
\n– GPU: Recommended 1 GB
\n– CPU: Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent
\n– Free space on hard drive: 2 GB
\n– Minimum VRAM: 1 GB
\n– Hard Drive: Recommended 2 GB
\n– Headset: Internal or Microphone Port Audio Headset
\n– VR Ready: Yes
\n– Supported OS: Windows 10 (32\/64 bit)RAM: 1 GBGPU: Recommended 1 GBCPU: Intel<\/p>\n
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