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Utility that allows you to edit TXD files.
Magic.TXD is an editor of TXD files, the texture dictionaries used by games based on the RenderWare engine, including titles from the Grand Theft Auto series. The tool allows you to open these files to view, replace and organize images used in characters, vehicles, scenes and other graphic elements. The program offers content preview, image import and export, texture conversion, mipmap creation and support for formats such as PNG, BMP, DDS, PVR, JPEG, TIFF and TGA. It also includes features for building, extracting and converting TXD files and an extension that displays thumbnails in Windows Explorer.
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