HIHow do I convert lots of DXT1 files to BMP files using MS image tool without having to open every single file one at a time?ThanksSteve

Open a command window, type imagetool -? and hit the enter key.If imagetool is not found then specify its full path. A popup window appears with all the options, one is -batch. Batch processing you have to run from the command window. It's not available from the graphical user interface (windowed application).Hope this helps.Siggy

Copy this and save as a bat file.imagetool.exe -batch -32 -r -mip -e bmp;;-batch is the key;;-32 for 32-bit, you can guess the rest.;;-r no idea;;-add mips;;-e bmp is "export bmps" i think you can also do pngImageTool and the bat file must be in the folder with the bmps.Joe W.

-r will tell it to search for files in the subdirectories as well.Here is a list of the flags, taken from the FS2000 version of imagetool. Whether there are any new ones (or changes) in the latest version, I do not know.-v Verbose output [DEFAULT]-b Brief output-tga Output files are in targa (tga) format-bmp Output files are in bitmap (bmp) format [DEFAULT]-32 Output format is 32-bit-24 Output format is 24-bit-4444 Output format is 16-bit (4444)-1555 Output format is 16-bit (1555)-565 Output format is 16-bit (565)-8 Output format is 8-bit palletized [DEFAULT]-border Create a 1 pixel border around the image-hasborder The image already contains a 1 pixel border-lm The image is a light map-mask The image is a mask texture-tile The image self tiles-fold Fold the Edge colors for clamped textures-mip Generate mip maps [DEFAULT]-nomip Do not generate mip maps-i Invert the alpha channel-w Enable warnings (FS specific) [DEFAULT]-now Disable warnings-stop Show a warning dialog (only used with -verify) [DEFAULT]-nostop Do not show a warning dialog (only used with -verify) -alpha Allow alpha in the bitmap (only used with -verify) [DEFAULT]-noalpha Do not allow alpha in the bitmap (only used with -verify)-verify Verify that the image matches the given settings-e [string] File extension to use-r Recursively traverse the sub directories-? Display flags and definitionsJohn