Problem of etcpack command line on Mac

Thank you for help.

I guess the problem is "etcpack" use "convert" to transform .png to .ppm. So i use "./convert" to change image format first, then I use "./etcpack" to make .pkm file. This will avoid etcpack to call convert.

I don`t know why "etcpack" will call "convert" directly, it maybe should call "./convert" on mac bash.

Thank you for help.

I guess the problem is "etcpack" use "convert" to transform .png to .ppm. So i use "./convert" to change image format first, then I use "./etcpack" to make .pkm file. This will avoid etcpack to call convert.

I don`t know why "etcpack" will call "convert" directly, it maybe should call "./convert" on mac bash.

Glad that helped. I'll raise the original issue with the Mali tools team so we can get it fixed in a future tool release. Thanks for the bug report.

Can you just confirm what Mac device / OS version you are using - will help us reproduce it if it is Mac version sensitive?

Thanks,
Pete

The OS version is OS X Yosemite 10.10.5(14F27) and kernel version is Darwin 14.5.0.

I hope the information is helpful, thank you

Hi,

Thanks for the report, I was able to reproduce the problem on MacOSX 10.10.4 with Mali Texture Compression Tool v4.3 and I will raise a ticket to track this issue.

Here are possible workarounds:

• add /path/to/Mali_Texture_Compression_Tool/bin to PATH env variable, e.g.:
  export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/Mali_Texture_Compression_Tool/bin
  ./etcpack /XXX/a.png /XXX -c etc1 -ext PNG -as
• find a package that installs ImageMagick on Mac and automatically adds convert to PATH

Hope that helps,

Jacek

Thank you. It works!

I forget to add the bin folder to the PATH. After I add it, I can call convert directly.

And sorry topeterharris, it`s my mistake.