
TXD WORKSHOP INSTALL
To install the script, simply go to File > User Preferences> Addons > Install From File > Select the ZIP file. It tested on Blender 2.70a since that's the version i'm using. However i didn't test it on all version, so if this script gives some error, try to use an older blender version:
TXD WORKSHOP CODE
So i updated the API code a little bit to be compatible with newer version (2.7x).

It requires Blender version 2.57+, originally it's only supported up to v2.63. This add-on was created by a Japanese enthusiast who named themself "ponz", original source: But since i'm beginner to that all, i can't really help to maintain the development and fix the bugs of this plugin. I wish i know the data structure of dff/txd/ifp/ipl gta files, good with python language, and experienced with blender.

Some bug existed and caused some files unable to be imported/exported. The add-on is not perfect, it's still in beta version and probably already abandoned by the developer. txd extension.I want to share this plugin/addon i found for Blender, it can be used to modify model, texture, animation, map file of GTA (III ?/VC ?/SA), good alternative for those who can't afford ZModeler or AutoDesk 3D Studio Max. The TXD file format is used to save these game texture dictionary files, and these files are also affixed with the. The Tony Hawk's American Wasteland video game and the GTA (Grand Theft Auto) application are examples of digital video games that are implemented with support for the Renderware 3D engine as well as support for using the bitmap image content stored in these game texture dictionary files. These bitmap images stored in a game texture dictionary file may be processed with texture-mapping functionalities which can in turn change the visual appearance and textures of the images.

These digital video game programs that use these game texture dictionary files as reference items are programs implemented with support for the Renderware 3D engine. Digital bitmap images are archived and stored in a game texture dictionary file, and these small bitmap images are used as texture data implemented into many digital video gaming applications. A game texture dictionary file can be opened using the TXD Viewer software, an application developed for the PlayStation 2 gaming console, and there are many other programs developed for Microsoft Windows-based systems that can also be used to open and view the content of these game texture dictionary files.
