added gli library for dds export#351
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added gli library for dds export#351kopaka1822 wants to merge 1 commit intoNVIDIAGameWorks:masterfrom
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Thanks for this PR. Sorry for not answering sooner. It would be great to implement this using NVTT instead of using the unmaintained gtruc/gli library, but I haven't looked into if/how that is possible. |
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I added the gtruc/gli as submodule and implemented the DDS export in the Texture class.
This works with any 2D texture DDS files, including texture 2D arrays and integer formats.
The only problem is, that the cmake generates a gli_dummy project in the root. I do not know how to move this to a sub folder because I'm not too experienced with cmake.