Forked from Kanma/BLPConverter.
A command-line tool to convert BLP image files to PNG or TGA format. The BLP images are used by Blizzard games.
Supports the following BLP2 formats:
- Uncompressed without alpha channel
- Uncompressed with alpha channel (1-, 4-, and 8-bits)
- Uncompressed raw BGRA (known as RAW3)
- DXT1 without alpha channel
- DXT1 with alpha channel (1-bit)
- DXT3 with alpha channel (4- and 8-bits)
- DXT5 with alpha channel (8-bit)
Works on Windows and Linux.
xmake build
xmake install -o dist
The executable will be put in dist/bin
.
(Copied from ./BLPConverter --help
)
Convert BLP image files to PNG or TGA format
Usage: BLPConverter [OPTIONS] files...
Positionals:
files TEXT ... REQUIRED
Options:
-h,--help Print this help message and exit
-i,--infos Display informations about the BLP file(s) (no conversion)
--rm Remove the original BLP file after conversion
-o,--dest TEXT [./] Folder where the converted image(s) must be written to
-f,--format TEXT [png] `png` or `tga`
-m,--miplevel UINT [0] The specific mip level to convert
-j,--jobs UINT [...] Number of parallel jobs
Dependencies are managed by xmake. xmake build
will automatically download and install the dependencies.
BLPConverter is is made available under the MIT License. The text of the license is
in the file LICENSE
.
Under the MIT License you may use BLPConverter for any purpose you wish, without warranty, and modify it if you require, subject to one condition:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
In practice this means that whenever you distribute your application, whether as
binary or as source code, you must include somewhere in your distribution the
text in the file LICENSE
. This might be in the printed documentation, as a
file on delivered media, or even on the credits / acknowledgements of the
runtime application itself; any of those would satisfy the requirement.
Even if the license doesn't require it, please consider to contribute your modifications back to the community.