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Location of Textures
Armagetron Advanced has two places where you're likely to find textures. One of them is installed by default in a directory aptly named textures. If you look in that directory, you'll see a whole slew of regular graphics files that you can view in a web browser, image file viewer, or whatever. You can modify them in a paint program such as the GIMP, or Adobe's Photoshop. Finally, you can just put completely different images in that directory, and as long as you name them the way the game expects them to be named, your special images will be loaded and rendered onto the models in the game.
Here is a list of texture files that ship with the game:
- cycle_body.png
- cycle_wheel.png
- dir_wall.png
- floor.png
- floor_a.png
- floor_b.png
- font.png
- font_extra.png
- font_s.png
- icon.png
- KGN_logo.png
- rim_wall.png
- shadow.png
- sky.png
- title.jpg
- wrap.png
Now what are all these files exactly?
Splashscreen
The game's splash screen is the file title.jpg. If you want your own customized splash screen, just put one in there. There are probably some resolution requirements, but I don't know them (hint hint).
Cycle Textures
The default cycle model needs two textures to render. They are:
- cycle_body.png
- cycle_wheel.png
Obviously, cycle_body.png is used on the body of the cycle and cycle_wheel.png is used for the wheels.
Wall textures
There are two kinds of walls in Armagetron Advanced, therefore there are two different textures for them. Cycle walls are rendered using dir_wall.png and other walls are rendered using rim_wall.png.
Floor Textures
There are three floor textures. The exact textures that are chosen depend entirely on your game settings, so when you work with these textures, you need to work with all possible floor settings. They are additionally rendered onto a colored surface, so when you disable these textures there is still a colored surface underneath.
- floor.png
- floor_a.png
- floor_b.png
Other Textures
TODO (sky, shadow, and the rest)
