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Imagetool from FSX SDK

Sidney Schwartz

Sidney Schwartz

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Would someone please email me the version of Imagetool that comes with the FSX SDK? I'm using FS9 and don't want to have to download and install the FSX SDK just to get this one little program...I'm worried it will screw up my FS9 SDK installation. My email address is sidney.schwartz[at]comast.net. Thanks. :)
 
Imagetool is available with the FS2004 SDKs.

...\FS2004SDK\TERRAIN_SDK\Terrain_Tools\imagetool.exe

Dick
 
Um, that version doesn't support DDS files though... That's why Sid was asking for the FSX version... <cough, cough!> ;)
 
Well, it was all a wild goose chase anyway. Turns out the program I needed was nconvert, which will batch resize images. No version of Imagetool does that. Unfortunately in the process of resizing nconvert also seems to randomly change the file format of many of the images. :mad:
 
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