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User:Telephone/Subpage2/Textures and Models
As this is a 40% build, there's quite a lot of unused textures, many of which are remnants from builds older than this one.
Contents
Background Images
The following images are found in the tfa\USERINTERFACE\TEXTURES\BACKGROUND directory.
Atari Logo
Self-explanatory. It makes sense that this was used in-place of the Atari FMV at some earlier point of development.
Mini-Con Disk Image
An image with some Mini-Con disks on it. Purpose is unknown, but it looks kinda neat!
Autobot Group Shot
A very blurry group shot of Hot Shot, Optimus Prime, and Red Alert. Going by the name of the file, this was likely an early title screen image.
E3 Screen
A 2003 E3 splash screen, which for some reason has G1 Devastator and G1 Superion duking it out. Both characters do not appear in this game.
Pre-3944 Loading Screens
There are two unused loading screens which are very similar to each other. LOADINGSCREEN.ITF is a whole image:
Meanwhile, the second loading screen is split into two different images named LOADINGSCREENTOP.ITF and LOADINGSCREENBOTTOM.ITF. Both images are 512x216 pixels, and have been merged into one image for the sake of simplicity.
The primary differences are the text next to the E3 logo and the copyright information. While the first loading screen image has the copyright information located next to the E3 logo at the top of the image, the second loading screen instead places it at the bottom, next to an Atari logo. The copyright information also differs slightly. The first loading screen writes "2003 Infogrames Melbourne House" while the second loading screen writes "2003 Atari Melbourne House Pty Ltd."
Early Loading Screen
The loading screen that's used in build 3944 differs from what is seen in retail builds. It's initially split up into four images:
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Start Screens
There's a bunch, I'll post images later.
Miscellaneous
There some images in this folder which don't have an obvious use nor category. They all sport some generic "BG" filenames and their designs are abstract.
