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I found this posted at Mohaa crew, but I'm damned if I can get the textures to work, 2000 of them with a shader as well, but it crashes my SDK. If anyone can fix this I'd be very gratefull.....

New Photorealistic texture mega-pack has been released.

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Looking good

looking good yes, can you fix it....125mb of textures must be worth fixing..lol

Just get rid of the shaders

tried that, i put all the textures in the texture folder but none would show, i then put them in a pk3, but it still crashed. any idea now?..and r u using them?

Just pick a few you like and try them. If they still crash, it is because the images are not the right type. Find one of about the same size from the game and copy/rename it. Then paste the new image to that and save it.

Just get rid of the shaders and enable 'show non-shader images' in edit -> preferences

If you use non-shader textures on your map the game will read it? Maybe no, so I think he needs to redo the shaders. I've been using different pix sizes and it's working, so about crashing radiant, it's probably a bad shader.

Just do what JV said, trust us. Delete the shaders. Write down the file names of all the ones you want. Change their type to .jpg. Put them into a new folder in /textures like /textures/tex2000 or whatever. Enable the non-shader textures. IF you want them to have a shader, that is simple too. Just write a new one based on a stock SH shader. You can specify the entire new family/folder in one shader.

So, if your new folder is example: tex2000.... that is the new family you will have when loading them into radiant. The new shader would correspond, and each individual texture can have it's own properties, i.e. wood, metal, stone.....

Yeah they have to be the right type. You may have to convert them.