BSC Texture Index

[ivo_su]

Infinitely thank you very much 

- Ivaylo

[Simcitler]

Hey there,

i would like to request a range for some textures!

Greets
Simcitler

[geoffhaw]

@ Simcitler, your range is 0xF7280000 to 0xF72BFFFF

[Simcitler]

Thank you very much geoffhaw! 

[selles]

Hey guys, I would like to request a range for some textures.

Thanks,

Selles

[geoffhaw]

@ selles, your range is 0xF72C0000 to 0xF72FFFFF

[selles]

Thank you very much!

[djp]

Hello,

Can I request a range of textures please

Thank you

David

[geoffhaw]

@ djp, your range is 0xF7340000 to 0xF737FFFF

[djp]

Thanks Geoff

Nice and speedy as always...

[Shaggy]

I would like to request a range please....

[Shaggy]

Am I too knew to recieve a range? Whats the deal?

[jmyers2043]

Maybe the 'deal' is that GH is away on a business trip or has the flu and didn't get on the internet yesterday. Be patient.

[Shaggy]

My bad, I just noticed that he had been doing them fairly quick after a request was made and did not know if I did something wrong or not...

[geoffhaw]

@ Shaggy, your range is 0xf7380000 to 0xf73bffff

If you want to make SC4Tool automatically allocate IIDs from your personal range, do the following:

Create a txt file and save it as Range.txt and put it into the System folder of SC4Tools.  With your range it would need to be the following:

0xf7380000,0xf73bffff

After that, every time you open the Texture Creator part of SC4Tools, it will only allocate IIDs from your range. I would advise everyone to keep a list of which IIDs you have used, as it will be very useful after a while.

[Shaggy]

Thank you geoffhaw! Sorry again for not being patient...

[geoffhaw]

No worries!

[PaPa-J]

I would like to request a range if I may!  BTW, how will you know when you run out of instances ID's and are unable to assign any more ranges?

[greckman]

Hello, I would like to request a texture range.
Thank you.
-greckman a.k.a. Towncrafter or Tc

[geoffhaw]

@ PaPa-J, your range is 0xF73C0000 to 0xF73FFFFF
@ greckman, your range is 0xF7400000 to 0xF743FFFF

Don't worry, there are enough ranges to last us a few years yet!