Well, it's not a single, specific game. I'm trying to rip the sprites and artworks of multiple PS3 games using the .dds.phyre format. Some of these pic files are DXT files, others seem to use a different format. I'm having difficulty with the latter. I can handle DXT pics just fine by opening the .dds.phyre files with a hex editor, finding the point in which the picture file's data starts, deleting the previous bytes, and adding a proper DXT header. Unfortunately I'm not very savvy on the structure of the header of DDS files, so I don't know what the header of non-DXT DDS files should be like. So I don't add it when I remove the first section from the non-DXT pics, which means I end up with raw images.
I suppose the best solution would be adding a proper DDS header and then converting them, rather than treating them as raw images. I have no trouble convert DDS files.
I suppose the best solution would be adding a proper DDS header and then converting them, rather than treating them as raw images. I have no trouble convert DDS files.