(If you’ve installed the NVTT Exporter standalone to a different location than the default, replace 'C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA Texture Tools\nvtt_export.exe' with the path to nvtt_export.exe on your computer. 'C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA Texture Tools\nvtt_export.exe' temp.dds -output C:\Users\nbickford\example-mips.png Where input.png is the path to your input image and output.png is the path to where you want to save the image with mips.įor instance, if I wanted to generate mips for an image at C:\Users\nbickford\example.png and save it to C:\Users\nbickford\example-mips.png, I’d run 'C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA Texture Tools\nvtt_export.exe' C:\Users\nbickford\example.png -format bgra8 -output temp.dds 'C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA Texture Tools\nvtt_export.exe' temp.dds -output output.png Then run the following two commands: 'C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA Texture Tools\nvtt_export.exe' input.png -format bgra8 -output temp.dds Open a Windows Command Prompt (click Start, and then type “cmd.exe”, and click on “Command Prompt”).

Start Photoshop and then try to re-create the problem. Note: See Locate plug-in folders for the locations of the Photoshop plug-in folders. Move one plug-in from Photoshop's Plug-ins folder to a temporary location (for example, a new folder on your desktop). This makes it possible to use the same process as Photoshop. To identify specific problematic plug-ins: Close Photoshop. Texture Tools Exporter standalone 2023.3.0’s command line now extracts mips by default from DDS and KTX images when saving to other formats (to turn this off, add -no-mips to your command line).

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