Due to copyright reasons, I have decided to distribute two files required for the TIM Level Viewer separately, under a "fair use" like license. These Python module files are not present in the CC0 licensed Python package (precious post). See the attachment below. The files must be installed in the …

I would like to announce the new version of my program, which is now a TIM Level viewer . Of course, the most important new feature is that it can open the level files from all DOS versions of the game, as well as from TIM 3 (which is a Windows game). The full list of supported versions: TIM ( …

Thanks, Nyerguds for the additional reverse engineering work for the TIM image format. It helped me a lot to fix a bug in the image decoder code. Sorry for the very late reply.

The extra modules, added as an attachment to this post, are not present in the CC0 licensed Python package, but are distributed separately. The extra files must be copied into the "timgres/extra" sub-directory. Features that depend on "extra" modules Unlike TIM 2, TIM and TEMIM do not contain " …

I would like to announce the first version of my TIM-TIM3 image resource reader/converter program that comes with a Graphical User Interface. The program was written in Python and has a Tkinter (Tcl/TK) based GUI as well as a command line interface. It currently requires Python 3.6 or later to run. …

Note: I have edited this post to update the title of this topic. A permanent link for the most recent version of the program: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1089143#p1089143 The original post: I have recently developed a small program that can convert the images from the resource files of …