Hey guys. I recently started working on an asset manager alternative after johndoe did a quick material maker that unfortunately didn't automatically convert the newly created gdt so my app will allow you to make stuff for WaW on 99% of PCs and will also convert the assets automatically and I'll try to make the UI more user-friendly
Minimum system requirements for now:
.NET Framework 4 and later
Windows XP SP3 and later
To do:
- add support for more asset types
- program the app lol, currently I'm doing just the UI
- add Ribbon UI (maybe, maybe not)
Pics:

cool

The UI has been redesigned with a little help from n123q45

Please note that UGX forum page is used temporary same as are the icons. I plan to use this for documentation.

glad to see my crappy work inspired someone to make something more useful than mine i'm sure this will be a great tool for the lazy people like me

glad to see my crappy work inspired someone to make something more useful than mine i'm sure this will be a great tool for the lazy people like me

This is gonna be like a regular asset manager redesigned and working on every pc that has .net framework 4 (i may change it to 3.5 if the libraries im using will work)

doesn't matter which version it'll use, i'm sure it'll be pretty good. i have a question by the way, will you use the batch file to convert the assets or use asset_converter.exe directly?

doesn't matter which version it'll use, i'm sure it'll be pretty good. i have a question by the way, will you use the batch file to convert the assets or use asset_converter.exe directly?

I still havent decided yet but yeah ill use the batch file. Also Ill try to add DDS Alpha Remover to material creattor

I still havent decided yet but yeah ill use the batch file. Also Ill try to add DDS Alpha Remover to material creattor

in my opinion, it'll be better for me to pass the arguments to converter.exe since i can't run batch files on linux 

in my opinion, it'll be better for me to pass the arguments to converter.exe since i can't run batch files on linux 

ok then. Anything for compatibility with most PCs

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Post Merge: October 20, 2013, 11:38:34 am

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Updated with first system requirements.