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What this guide covers
A source note for VFX, animation and image-pipeline artists who convert image formats, manage colour or build textures with OpenImageIO. It records what the project's README and tool chapters say at one commit, including OpenColorIO handling and texture options. Documentary only: nothing was built or run, and no output quality or speed is claimed.
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OpenImageIO oiiotool and maketx: what the docs state about formats, OpenColorIO and texture making (not run)
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A source note for VFX, animation and image-pipeline artists who convert image formats, manage colour or build textures with OpenImageIO. It records what the project's README and tool chapters say at one commit, including OpenColorIO handling and texture options. Documentary only: nothing was built or run, and no output quality or speed is claimed.
Useful starting points
- Per the docs, a colour convert that cannot be performed is a hard error by default, and a lenient setting only warns and copies the image unchanged.
- The docs distinguish tagging an image's colour space (metadata only) from converting its pixels; know which one you need before changing a file.
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