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hot to bulk add mipmaps to dds?

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Is there any substitute to imagetool to add mipmaps to dds in bulk?imagetool is giving error opening dds. the DDSs are opening fine with dxtbmp but dont know if it supports batch commands.

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Usually what I do is use DDS Converter 2 and press the CTRL key and click on all the dds files you want to convert. Once you have all the ones highlighted that you want just press the convert button and it will do them all at once.There maybe another way to do it, if so I to would like to know, but this way is pretty easy.

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Is there any substitute to imagetool to add mipmaps to dds in bulk?imagetool is giving error opening dds. the DDSs are opening fine with dxtbmp but dont know if it supports batch commands.
I use a small batch file and the program texconv.exe to resize my textures. It can also be usedto add mipmaps.Here is my 'resize to 1024' batch file@echo offclstexconv -w 1024 -h 1024 -m 1 -f DXT5 *.ddsHere is a batch file to just add mipmaps ( 8 ) to the existing DDS files.@echo offclstexconv -m 8 -f DXT5 *.ddsOpen a command window and just enter "texconv" to get a list of the format and optionsfor that utility.I usually move the files I am going to work on into a TEMP folder where a copy of texconv.exe resides, along with the .bat file. The conversion process is recursive. Paul
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