Command-line tool for parsing and converting PlayStation 2 TIM2 texture files to common image formats
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Open, convert and create Valve Texture Format (.vtf) textures on macOS — VTF↔PNG/TGA/TIFF/JPEG, DXT compression, mipmaps, VMT preview. Native, free, no Wine/VM.
macos swift counter-strike csgo gmod tf2 source-engine vtf swiftui cs2 apple-silicon vtfedit texture-converter valve-texture-format vtf-to-png
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Jun 23, 2026 - Swift
A complete TIM2 (.tm2) texture toolkit for PlayStation 2: convert images to TIM2 and extract TIM2 back to images, with full swizzle, CLUT, and mipmap support across 4-bit, 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit formats. Includes verification, metadata inspection, batch conversion, and dimension validation. Built for PS2 homebrew development and modding.
python homebrew ps2 playstation2 image-conversion cli-tool game-modding tim2 ps2-homebrew texture-converter
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Jul 7, 2026 - Python
Convert images (JPG, PNG) to SketchUp .skm material files. CLI + macOS GUI. No SketchUp license required.
python image-converter sketchup skm sketchup-plugin material-editor 3d-modeling texture-converter sketchup-material
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Mar 27, 2026 - Python
NVIDIA Multi-Export Texture Batch & Portable PNG ↔ DDS Texture Converter ✔ Multi-file support – convert multiple textures at once ✔ Portable – single EXE, no installation required ✔ PNG ↔ DDS (BC1, BC3, BC5, BC7) ✔ Based on NVIDIA Texture Tools ✔ Drag & drop, command line ready
png command-line portable drag-drop graphics game-development image-converter dds batch-processing bc7 no-install texture-compression bc3 bc1 multi-file gamedev-tools texture-converter single-exe nvtt nvidia-texture-tools
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Jun 8, 2026 - Python
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