TGA-file Viewer

[Masterjon911]

I would like to know if anyone here could give me a site where I could get a tga viewer. Free, if possible, but any help would be great!

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[EAS_Intrepid]

Invalid link removed - Syf.

On A2files a tga -> bmp converter is Link removed.

Do you just want to view the tgas or edit the files, too?

 

[TM150]

-tga.. targa file right??

It is for textures??

 

[EAS_Intrepid]

-tga.. targa file right??

It is for textures??

Yes, that is correct.

 

[TM150]

I showed knowledge

 

[Syf]

Also, there is GIMP. It's a free image program that you can view, edit, and create an array of different image format types. Here's the link...

http://www.gimp.org/

 

[Masterjon911]

Yes, that is correct.

no that not corret it's for warcraft 3 screen shots so i can view them

 

[EAS_Intrepid]

no that not corret it's for warcraft 3 screen shots so i can view them

TGA files are used for texturing in Star Trek Armada I & II.

 

[Masterjon911]

i'm just telling you what i know i was told by some people on bnet that i need a tga viewer and they said they couldn't remember where they got theres so i thought i could ask on here

 

[Syf]

Well, then you have come to the right place. Gimp or the TGA converter should work.

 

[Jasoneagle]

If you are running windows XP than you can also right click on the file and select the open with link and chose a program and select look for a program on the web option. this will give you a list of programs that will open the files.

 

[FahreS]

The pest choice is IrfanView
http://www.irfanview.com/

It will show you tgas with alpha channel or without alpha channel
btw, it can open nearly everything

 

[Ryan]

I used to find that I could open TGAs with Internet explorer (just for viewing mind) I dunno why that worked, so you could try that. (I just tried now and it just opened in Paintshoppro although if you don't have any other tga viewing programs it might work. Still, the converter is a sensible thing for you to get either way.

 

[mavrick1971]

you could use XnView it free and supports 200 formats. get it at SnapFiles - software reviews, download freeware and free trial programs That the one i use.

 

[Rodglas]

I use the pic viewer built into Quicktime.

Rod