"No patches are defined for texture" ZDoom TEXTURES error

[[HotPocket]]

For a while I've been trying to get a texture to automatically scale so I don't have to manually do it in GZDoom builder bugfix. When I open up GZDoom builder bugfix to see if it works at all, I get an error in the corner saying "No patches are defined for texture "HIRESCARPET"" and it's a pain to see every time, so here's what I have in my ZDoom TEXTURES lump:

//This defines for HIGH RESOLTION TEXTURES ONLY

texture "HIRESCARPET", 512, 512
{
    XScale 4
    YScale 4
    Graphic textures/tex_flat/CARPET1, 512, 512
}

 

I've been trying to get this work for a day now, and I'm having no luck no matter how much I try.

Edited January 5, 2020 by [HotPocket]

[[HotPocket]]

7 hours ago, Gez said:

On the top of my head, that 512, 512 offset position for the patch looks wrong. You're putting it outside of the texture area. Use 0, 0 coordinates instead.

 

Also, if you mean the original GZDoom Builder, I believe it might be older than long name support, which could be a cause for the parsing to fail. Try Ultimate Doom Builder instead, or at least GZDoom Builder-Bugfix.

 

Finally, if that's still not working, you may want to try putting the path (textures/tex_flat/CARPET1) within quote marks.

Okay, turns out you shouldn't use the keyword "graphic" for a texture, so you use the keyword "patch" instead.

My little TEXTURES thingy looks like this now and it all works out. Thank you Gez! Also I fixed GZDoom builder to GZDoom builder bug fix for ya

 

texture "HIRESCARPET", 512, 512
{
    XScale 4.0
    YScale 4.0
    Patch "textures/tex_flat/CARPET1", 0, 0
}

 

If anybody comes across this thread 14 years from now wondering how to get TEXTURES to work with .pk3's, you've come to the right post.

Edited January 5, 2020 by [HotPocket]
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[Gez]

On the top of my head, that 512, 512 offset position for the patch looks wrong. You're putting it outside of the texture area. Use 0, 0 coordinates instead.

 

Also, if you mean the original GZDoom Builder, I believe it might be older than long name support, which could be a cause for the parsing to fail. Try Ultimate Doom Builder instead, or at least GZDoom Builder-Bugfix.

 

Finally, if that's still not working, you may want to try putting the path (textures/tex_flat/CARPET1) within quote marks.