xbtfextractor is an utility for extracting XBMC's xbtf (.xbt) texture files.
It recreates (option: -c) the directory tree structure, and saves
the frames in their respective format.
xbtfextractor supports:
LZO, and DXT (if relevant) decompression of frames.
Compression of png, jpeg and gif files.
Requirements:
liblzo2
libpng
libjpeg-turbo (for alpha support)
libgif
libsquish
Notes on installing the libraries:
libjpeg-turbo installs in /opt/libjpeg-turbo so it doesn't conflicts
with libjpeg. This is probably not in your libdir
Current version of libsquish (version 1.11) doesn't include limits.h
in singlecolourfit.cpp and alpha.cpp.
If you have any problems compiling libsquish, this could be it.
(Didn't want to include libsquish directly in hope that'll get fixed soon)
TODO:
* Animation and alpha in gif files are not supported yet
* The the possibility to store all frames in a lossless format
no matter what the format was before, to be sure that no quality is lost
Help:
./xbtfextractor --help
Usage: xbtfextractor [OPTION...] [FILE]
Examples:
xbtfextractor -o ./dir/ -c textures.xbt # Extracts textures.xbt to
# the specified dir
# and creates the directory tree
xbtfextractor -p xbtfile.xbt # Prints all files/path
# in the xbtfile.xbt
xbtfextractor -c -f /path/file xbtfile.xbt # Extracts /path/file from
# the xbtfile.xbt
Options:
-o, --outdir=OUTDIR The dir where to store the
the files and create thedirectory tree
-c, --create Creates the directory tree
-f, --file=FILENAME Extracts only the FILENAME
-p, --print Print all the filesin the xbtfile
-h, --help Prints this