Command line utilities for converting files into (and from) various Quake formats. This is primarily designed to be used in automated build environments.
Generate colormap.lmp from palette.
Converts OBJ meshes into Quake MDL meshes. Multiple frames and skins can be specified by passing a JSON description instead of just an OBJ file. Skin groups and frame groups are also supported.
Example JSON file:
{
"mesh": "monster-idle.obj",
"skins": [
{
"image": "monster-idle.png",
"emission-image": "monster-emit.png"
}
],
"frames": [
{
"name": "walk1",
"mesh": "monster-walk1.obj"
},
{
"name": "walk2",
"mesh": "monster-walk2.obj"
},
{
"name": "walk3",
"mesh": "monster-walk3.obj"
}
]
}Make sure the vertex count and order is the same across OBJ files for all frames.
Display information about the contents of an MDL file.
Convert images into MIPTEX files. These usually are embedded into WADs or BSPs. Features:
- Optional dithering.
- Alpha transparency support. Alpha values below 50% are mapped to index 255 in the texture.
- Optional custom palette.
- Optional emission texture to be used as fullbright pixels.
- Supports HDR input images to figure out fullbright pixels (but results are so-so).
Archive files into a single PAK file.
Convert images to Quake picture lumps for menus etc.
Convert Quake picture lumps to proper image files.
Archive MIPTEX and other files into a single WAD file.
Display information about the contents of a WAD file.
This is a CMake-based project. The usual procedure applies. Here's a quick start for the command line (e.g. Linux, macOS, certain Windows environments):
# After cloning, inside the source directory:
git submodule update --init
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
MIT license. Please see the LICENSE file for more information.