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by Angsaar » Thu, 28. Nov 19, 00:00
You don't strictly need to extract the gz or give it another extension to read/edit, just import directly into GIMP. But you do need to export as .dds with proper compression/mipmaps, remove the extension and then pack it back into the gz. I actually left GIMP as the default for executing gz's for the sake of convenience, only using the 7zip entry into the windows right-click context menu when I need to pack it back.
Edit: Another tip: if you need to find a texture you don't know the name for in a large number of textures try unpacking, mass-renaming to .dds with Bulk Rename tool or similar, grab WTV (a dds viwer) and set it as default .dds executable in Windows, you'll be able to see their thumbnails if you set the folder to big icons
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Angsaar on Thu, 28. Nov 19, 18:04, edited 2 times in total.