Extract Embedded DDS Files, results in some working, while others have 0 byte of data, becomes pink textures.

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[Provide a general introduction to the issue and why it is relevant to this repository] Hello, so I have tried to Extract Embedded DDS files in a game map. While extracting, i have found out that the map have pink textures.

Obviously, this is not the exact result i wanted. I wanted it to look like this in Nifskope.

For some reason, some of the smaller maps do work, like so. This is a different map of the same game.

As you can see, there are no pink textures.

-and it renders exactly just like in NifSkope.

Further investigating, i have researched that pink texture issues in Blender are cause by missing textures, and while investigating my directory, it is true, i guess. Some embedded textures failed to extract without any bytes, like so. (For the first map.)

This is how i imported the map into Blender.

And after finished, it will result in some textures having zero bytes of data, equals to pink textures.

Version Information

Blender Niftools Addon Version Info

[blender_niftools_addon-v0.0.14-2022-05-21-0f0e35a]

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[blender-3.1.2-windows-x64]

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[Windows 10 Pro]

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Additional Information

[The second map was small, so extract DDS files was up to 400+, while the first map was aroud 999+]

[HENDRIX-ZT2]

Wow, this is incredibly slow to import! haha

[HENDRIX-ZT2]

Several issues here:

• a lot of re-used textures, slowing down import
• exceeds limit of master, already solved
• unsupported pixel format FMT_RGB

[HENDRIX-ZT2]

WARNING | Pixel format not supported in embedded texture C:\Users#\Desktop\Coding\NIF\internal textures\TDM_LostTemple - Copy\MAP_18_LightMap_01.tga! Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users#\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.1\scripts\addons\io_scene_niftools\modules\nif_import\property\texture\loader.py", line 223, in import_embedded_texture_source source.pixel_data.save_as_dds(stream) File "C:\Users#\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.1\scripts\addons\io_scene_niftools\modules\nif_import\property\texture\loader.py", line 117, in save_as_dds_override pixeldata.set_value(self.__get_pixeldata_stream()) File "C:\Users#\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.1\scripts\addons\io_scene_niftools\dependencies\pyffi\object_models\common.py", line 701, in set_value raise ValueError('data too long') ValueError: data too long