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Texture visualization and creation utility for GTA San Andreas.
TXD Workshop is a texture dictionary editor used by Grand Theft Auto games based on the RenderWare engine. The tool allows you to open TXD files, view textures in a list with thumbnails and replace graphic elements used in vehicles, characters, scenes and other models. The program works with GTA III, Vice City and San Andreas, as well as some version files for other platforms. It is possible to import and export images in formats such as BMP, TGA and PNG, handle different compressions and generate mipmaps. Make copies of game files before applying modifications.
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