In the "Developer Tools" menu, you will find a "Texture replacement" section. Check the box for . Now, play the game normally. As you play, the emulator will dump every new texture it loads into a new folder within your game's specific texture directory (e.g., memstick/PSP/TEXTURES/ULUS10160/new/ ).
Was there something specific you wanted to know or configure in textures.ini ?
The "textures.ini" file!
0x090056d0,256,256 = 176,160
Many modern games compile shaders on the fly. Adding the following to textures.ini forces asynchronous compilation: textures.ini
This section is a powerful, but more advanced, tool. It allows you to force the emulator to only hash a specific portion of a texture rather than the whole thing. This is particularly useful for textures that contain "noise" or dynamically generated data that prevents a full hash from matching.
In the world of PC gaming and 3D application development, configuration files are the hidden levers that control performance, visuals, and compatibility. Among the most critical, yet often overlooked, is the file. In the "Developer Tools" menu, you will find
Load up your game, press ESC , and navigate to Settings > Tools > Developer Tools > Texture Replacement and choose . PPSSPP will generate a blank template for you.
# [options] section defines how the emulator handles textures [options] version = 1 hash = quick # Options: quick, xxh64 (more accurate) ignoreAddress = true # Ignores memory address; uses только image content hash save = false # Set to true if you want to DUMP textures from the game replace = true # Set to true to ENABLE custom texture replacement # [games] section limits these textures to specific game IDs [games] ULUS10234 = true # Example: ID for a specific PSP game version # [textures] section contains the actual mapping # Format: [original_hash]=[path_to_new_file] [textures] 058a2f4c = textures/character_skin_hd.png 06b11d3e = UI/main_menu_button.jpg 09f22c1b = environment/grass_texture_v2.png Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Key Parameters Explained As you play, the emulator will dump every
If your custom textures are not appearing, consider the following fixes: MODDING TUTORIAL 2 - TEXTURES.INI FILE FULL TUTORIAL
In custom graphics modifications, you might find a line like: