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So yes hi people im having a trouble understanding the iwi header, I have one question, how I can know how many MIP maps there are in an IWI file?

I've seen a formula something like this:

MIPmap 1: Full file size

MIPmap 2: Full file size - height * width (next time we call height * width like 'n')

MIPmap 3: Size MIPmap 2- (n/4)

MIPmap 4: Size MIPmap 3 - ((n/4)/4)........

But I dont get the point of this, why do this? Thanks, and I found that formula here: http://www.callofduty.ru/wiki/%D0%A1%D1%...0%BB%D0%B0

No reason to create another topic.
I'd like to add something ontopic as well here but I can't because I don't know anything about this.

(07-20-2012, 22:51)JariZ Wrote: [ -> ]No reason to create another topic.
I'd like to add something ontopic as well here but I can't because I don't know anything about this.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mipmap

I once worked with this and from what I remember the amount of maps is an unsigned integer (32 bit) in the header followed by a list of the offsets and sizes.

(07-20-2012, 22:58)SuperNovaAO Wrote: [ -> ]I once worked with this and from what I remember the amount of maps is an unsigned integer (32 bit) in the header followed by a list of the offsets and sizes.

this is some real strange bullshit, damn iw!

This is a very normal way of doing it. Just open up an IWI in a hex editor and see for yourself if they do it. And again: if they don't do it like this it is very strange because this is the standard.

(07-20-2012, 23:01)SuperNovaAO Wrote: [ -> ]This is a very normal way of doing it. Just open up an IWI in a hex editor and see for yourself if they do it. And again: if they don't do it like this it is very strange because this is the standard.

Well in reality I dont understand much of this, but if I found a way of modifying size and resolution/dds format, why i cant do this, lol? mipmaps