Just checked briefly. I don't want to get involved into this, so if anybody wants to help with making converter that will swizzle texture, here you have some informations:
MAGIC = "TEX\x01"
size of file without first 12 bytes - offset 0x8
size of texture - offsets 0xC and 0x30 (my guess is that 0xC stores size of whole texture in case if texture is 3D, and 0x30 only for each 2D texture - since this texture is not 3D, both are the same)
width - 0x18
height - 0x1C
those are dimensions of texture after processing it (unswizzle and cut). Since this is swizzled texture, dimensions must pass equation "x % 16 = 0" and iirc texture cannot be smaller than 64x64, so if provided dimensions are 565x637, the real dimensions are 576x640
type of texture - offset 0x28 (0x25 is RGBA8 - it's using values stored in Nintendo SDK). Some of them you can find here:
https://github.com/KillzXGaming/Swi..._Library/FileFormats/Texture/WTB.cs#L241-L254
Actual raw data is stored at 0x84.
Everything else is a mystery. Somewhere must be stored mipmap count and texture depth (in both cases it will be 1 for provided texture). At 0x78 it may store texturelayout value in log2(x) form - you can confirm that by checking textures with height lower than 256. If it's lower than 128, it should be 2. If it's lower than 256, it should be 3. For anything else it must be 4.
Result:
MAGIC = "TEX\x01"
size of file without first 12 bytes - offset 0x8
size of texture - offsets 0xC and 0x30 (my guess is that 0xC stores size of whole texture in case if texture is 3D, and 0x30 only for each 2D texture - since this texture is not 3D, both are the same)
width - 0x18
height - 0x1C
those are dimensions of texture after processing it (unswizzle and cut). Since this is swizzled texture, dimensions must pass equation "x % 16 = 0" and iirc texture cannot be smaller than 64x64, so if provided dimensions are 565x637, the real dimensions are 576x640
type of texture - offset 0x28 (0x25 is RGBA8 - it's using values stored in Nintendo SDK). Some of them you can find here:
https://github.com/KillzXGaming/Swi..._Library/FileFormats/Texture/WTB.cs#L241-L254
Actual raw data is stored at 0x84.
Everything else is a mystery. Somewhere must be stored mipmap count and texture depth (in both cases it will be 1 for provided texture). At 0x78 it may store texturelayout value in log2(x) form - you can confirm that by checking textures with height lower than 256. If it's lower than 128, it should be 2. If it's lower than 256, it should be 3. For anything else it must be 4.
Result:
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Thank you, great, thank you for your tips, but my ability is limited, and I don't even have a clue, which puts me in a deadlock.
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I tried to turn it, but it didn't seem very good.
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My God, thank you, I succeeded. But now how to switch back to TEX format
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I tried to make a new model, and it was very successful, but there seems to be a problem with the location of the texture?
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I succeeded, and it was very smooth, but my operation was quite cumbersome. I still hope to have an EXE script. Finally, thank masagrator for his advice, which has made me so successful. Thank you!
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