TEXTUREx

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TEXTUREx refers to the naming format of the original Doom engine's texture specification lumps, traditionally named TEXTURE1 and TEXTURE2. A TEXTUREx entry defines the width, height, patches that compose the texture, etc.

Specification (Doom Format)

Bytes	Data Type	Description	Notes
0-3	Unsigned Integer	Number of entries	The lump starts with an integer header declaring the number of patches that follow
...	Unsigned Integer	Offset to beginning of texture entry	Then there are X number of offsets to the beginning of each patch
			.
...	Char	Entry name	8 bytes
...	Short	Unused	This field is used by ZDoom to specify flags for the entry. Currently, "World Units" is the only flag
...	Short	Unused	This field is used by ZDoom to specify the X/Y scale of the texture
...	Unsigned Short	Width
...	Unsigned Short	Height
...	Short	Unused
...	Short	Unused
...	Unsigned Short	Number of patch entries in this entry	After this field, there are X number of 5-field patch entries. The last patch in the list is the top-most patch.
			.
...	SIgned Short	X offset
...	Signed Short	Y offset
...	Unsigned Short	Number of the PNAMES entry that has the name of this patch
...	Short	Unused	Always 1
...	Short	Unused	Always 0

Specification (Strife Format)

Bytes	Data Type	Description	Notes
0-3	Unsigned Integer	Number of entries	The lump starts with an integer header declaring the number of patches that follow
...	Unsigned Integer	Offset to beginning of texture entry	Then there are X number of offsets to the beginning of each patch
			.
...	Char	Entry name	8 bytes
...	Unsigned Short	Width
...	Unsigned Short	Height
...	Unsigned Short	Number of patch entries in this entry	After this field, there are X number of 5-field patch entries. The last patch in the list is the top-most patch.
			.
...	SIgned Short	X offset
...	Signed Short	Y offset
...	Unsigned Short	Number of the PNAMES entry that has the name of this patch
...	Short	Unused	Always 1
...	Short	Unused	Always 0

See Also

• Texture
• Patch
• PNAMES
• DeePsea
• XWE
• zWad (TEXTUREx editing functionality coming soon!)