^^ Aye, precisely. Personally, overkill is my best friend. I like to take 1024x1024 and pack them into the area of a 128x128 texture.. :P

very nice idea, but can i ask what the command is to scale down the texture?

texscale #
1 is the normal scale, anything > 1 is bigger and anything

Or do this.

texture 0 "jwin/textureexample.png" 0 0 0 16

That last number is the multiple that the texture will be scaled by. you can also use decimal numbers to make it smaller ( 0.5, 0.25, etc )

Try this... It's my interpretation of the docs.

http://mappinghell.net/forum/index.php?topic=126.0

Using texscale, texoffset, etc. are preferred over using texture for the same purpose. It's much simpler and much more readable. :)

I fail to see the difference. Rather than adding a line, you add a few numbers to the end of an existing one. Not terribly difficult.

Personally, Id rather add 0 256 0 5 to a texture instead of adding a texoffset and texscale line. It saves space and there is less to type, and with less to type comes less possible errors.
And it isn't THAT hard to remember what four values are. If worse comes to worst then add a comment saying
//1. Rotation 2. X offset 3. Y offset 4. Scale Multiple
Or even throw in a link to the docs. :D

Either way, just trying to help. My opinion on what's I think is better isn't needed I suppose. But all the same, ^^ you using texscale and texoffset would also be personal preference. ;]

personal preference or not, adding numbers at the side of each texture slot seems like more work to me. ^^

adding
/texoffset 128 256 seems like more work than adding 0 128 256.
Perhaps you should actually TRY it..

What modifications?

lol they got killed because of html format

i mean <mad> or <nocompress>

What??

I don't know about <nocompress>, but <mad> should be fairly obvious if you look at packages/aard/boxtex/alt_package.cfg, included with Avocado. (The setshaderparam statements in package.cfg (same dir, included in Cube 2) should show roughly the same thing.)

In any case, I don't think these are really documented anywhere. I scanned the source once, but I didn't see anything that handled this type of thing.

flipping normalmap, screenshot format... :P
i just only read the last part of it ;).