# Repack Textures

**Repack Textures** is a context-based workflow designed for converting existing texture sets into new packing formats directly from the Content Browser.

Unlike Batch Packer UI, which generates a single output configuration at a time, Repack Textures allows the same input textures to be processed through multiple presets simultaneously. This makes it useful for workflow conversion, texture unpacking, and generating multiple packed outputs from a single texture set.

The action is available from the Content Browser context menu:\
`Select textures → Right Click → Repack Textures`

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After selecting the action, a modal window appears allowing one or more Batch Packing Presets to be selected.

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<sup>*(Example workflow for unpacking RMA, ORM or MRA... into individual textures)*</sup>\
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Each selected preset is processed independently using the same input texture pool. This allows a single texture set to generate multiple output formats in one operation.

Example workflow:

`T_Wood_R + T_Wood_AO + T_Wood_Height + T_Wood_BC + T_Wood_N`

can simultaneously generate:

* `T_Wood_BC-H` (BC in RGB and Height in Alpha)
* `T_Wood_N-AO-Rough` (XY of Normals in RG, AO in Blue channel and Roughness in Alpha)

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Internally, Repack Textures uses the same rule-based resolver system as Batch Packer, including Semantic Mapping, Manual Mappings, and Fallback Textures. This means existing presets and semantic databases work identically across both workflows.

Because the workflow operates directly on selected Content Browser assets, no manual grouping setup is required. TexPacker automatically analyzes the selected textures, identifies matching groups by filename patterns, and generates all requested outputs in a single pass.


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