Recording Check - Sends 'recording users' a message and then moves them to a 'specified channel' or kicks them.Д¬hannel Notify - Sends a message every X minutes to your 'entire server' or to a 'specified channel'. Mute Mover - Moves users who's microphone is set to 'muted', after 'specified seconds', to a 'specified channel'. Inactive Channel Check - Sends a warning message to 'idled users'.ДЄway Mover - Moves users who's status is set to 'away', after 'specified seconds idled', to a 'specified channel'. Kick Idle - Sends an 'idled user' a message and then kicks them from the server. Move Idle - Moves 'idled users' to a 'specified channel' and sends them a message. Server Group Notify - Messages 'specified users' when members of a 'specified server group' connects.Д«ad Nickname Check - Kicks anyone who enters the server with a name listed on the Bad Name list.Д«ad Channel Name Check - Removes any channel created with a name listed on the Bad Channel Name list. Server Group Protection - Kicks anyone who is an 'unauthorized member' of a 'protected server group'.ДЄuto Moves - Moves people of a 'specified server group' to a 'specified channel' when they connect. Here are the features included in this Teamspeak 3 Addon: The result was a UT CD2 styled package with size 19mb.ДXT1 data cannot be extracted using Unreal Editor or other exporter, you need UTPT in order to visualize and extract the DXT1 data.Welcome To Your JTS3ServerMod Control Panel. I downscaled them to 128x128 and stored the 512x512 data as DXT1 (secondary data) onto the downscaled textures.

Had a texture package with 96 textures of 512x512 (P8), size was around 32mb. Non-227 builds of UE1 don't have native AlphaBlend support, so it's pointless to use DXT3 and DXT5 data. Masked textures cannot be compressed into DXT1 because the color format is incompatible with the effect. MergeDXTCommandlet cannot copy DXT1 image data onto a P8 low-res texture if it's stored as primary data (DieHard's DDS imported textures won't work). MergeDXTCommandlet can create UT CD2 styled textures, it requires multiple steps to do it (worth the time if you're working with over 30 textures). UE1 (UnrealEd, UCC) has a command line option that makes the texture importer additionally compress and store DXT1 data into the secondary channel. MetalDRV does not support DXT3 and DXT5 data. UTGLR renderers do not load the secondary data if it's in P8 format. UTGLR renderers support DXT3 and DXT5 data. Renderers that have no S3TC support will crash if the primary channel has DXT image data. Renderers that have no S3TC support don't even bother looking at the secondary data. Primary and Secondary image data can have different resolutions, no need to apply special scaling (as with DieHard's textures). The secondary data channel is optionally loaded by S3TC capable renderers, some facts. P8 = 8bit pallete format (up to 256 colors)ДXT1 = S3TC format (no alpha transparency) What it does is attach DXT1 data to normal textures.ДЄ texture has two image data 'slots', and they can be of any format (as long as it's supported by the engine). This would solve the problem with masked textures, I just hope the renderers don't ASSUME the high res mipmaps are DXT compressed. Also in this case, a 256x256 texture with a 1024x1024 high res version could attach the original mipmaps to avoid blurring on distance. Theoretically, it SHOULD be possible to attach non-S3TC mips into the high res section of a texture, I assume both textures MUST have the same palette. The result is the original texture having the S3TC mips, becoming similar to the UT CD2 textures that load in editor and render in high res. This means that I could import two versions of the same texture (original, S3TC), compress to DXT1 the S3TC one, then copy the mip data into the original one. I intend to add the ability to copy the compressed data from another texture into the source texture. Implementing the action will be another challenge. so far I managed to add a couple of dummies.

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