Thanks a lot!

The approach with dep file to track several files works well with the shaders or something with fixed file names. In case of (foo_0_r, foo_0_m, foo_0_t) (boo_5_r, boo_5_m, boo_5_t) where the common name of file set is dynamic, this will not work.

Hey Jeremy, it looks like *.toml is not supported proposed Python-like slicing syntax. Speaking about this {Path[:-8]} Or I am doing something wrong. Log: Rule Swizzle Channels: Failed to parse OutputPaths[0] "{ Repo:Bin }{ Dir }{ File[:-2] }_compressed.ktx2"

Let me test the "dep file" approach. I will let you know if this works. I expect it will, but just in case. Thanks for support!

Nice approach with removing the last characters. Didn't expect that system allows it. Thanks!

In the ideal case, it would be nice to have two features:
- Track several files for one rule.
- Be able to extract the postfix from the file name and use it for OutputPaths. For example "tex_r" postfix "_r". OutputPaths = "tex" + "_packed"

Unfortunately, this approach ignores the changes that happened with tex_g, tex_b files. And the name of the output file is the same.

Unfortunately, this approach ignores the changes that happened with tex_g, tex_b files. And the name of the output file is the same.

Hey Jeremy, thanks for the quick response.
I find this work around.
Source files tex_r, tex_g, tex_b (single channel textures).
Output file has the same name as tex_r (rgb texture).
Channel packing and compression are done in the *.bat file.

Hi Jeremy! I'm looking for a texture packing solution. My source textures: tex_roughness. tga, tex_ao. tga, and tex_displacement. tga. The idea is to make tex_packed.tga, with source files in the rgb channels. What is the best approach to making file name adjustments in your framework? Thanks!