Я успел уже забыть всю эту кухню с мультитекстурными TPL. Надо освежать память... )
Была еще хорошая подборка утилит C-tools (есть на сайте), но она более не желает устанавливаться и ссылки на сайт разрабов сдохли.
Там можно было, если не ошибаюсь, открыть U8 архив, и оно тебе показывало там все файлы, и понимало мультитекстурные TPL.
Просто кликаешь на нужную текстуру и заменяешь на свою. В Skyward Sword я там вроде ковырялся с этим. В баннере игры там было две текстуры.

"TPL edit 2.0" с сайта - она понимает мультитекстурные TPL вроде, но не понимает прозрачность (альфа-канал).
Так что остается только "TPL Convert (+ Config generator by dnd1 (ReD)" и, возможно, "gxtexconv (IMG-to-TPL)".

Извращенцы, а не японцы :crazy:

После "четыре маски" луче бы двоеточее.
Или точко и следующее предложение с заглавной.

If the texture HAS TRANSPARENCY (meaning, the alpha layer is a white color with some black), then you have to go a slightly longer route.
First, go to the Alpha Layer of the file.
Second, select the black parts of the file with a Selection tool (whatever you prefer).
Third, click the "RGB" layer so that you return to the normal texture and off the Alpha Layer. You should see the parts you selected from the Alpha Layer visible on the texture.
Now... it's time to Index! However, compared to the format above, you have to do things a little differently...
Uppermost toolbar -> Image -> Mode -> Indexed Color...
A small window should open. Make sure the box meets the following requirements:
Palette: [Exact] OR [Local (Perceptual)] options chosen
Colors: [Set number BELOW 256] if Exact; enter [255] if Local (Perceptual), or if Exact is bigger than 256
Forced: [None]
Transparency box is UNCHECKED.
Options~
Matte: [None]
Dither: [None]
Amount: [None]%
Preserve Exact Colors box is UNCHECKED.
NOTE: All we're messing with here is the top-half of the window.
Press OK, as soon as you see your texture meets the requirements.
If you've messed with non-transparent textures, you may notice that you need only Colors: 255 instead of Colors: 256. This will be explained.
With the texture still having the parts selected, head:
Uppermost toolbar -> Image -> Mode -> Color Table
You should now see a new window with a bunch of small squares, each containing the individual colors of the texture.
IF YOUR TEXTURE WAS EXACT COLORS BELOW 256 COLORS, simply click in one of the uncolored/dotted squares, and enter
ff00ff
as the # value.
NOTE: Alternatively, you can enter
R: 255
G: 0
B: 255
in the respective places, if you prefer that.
IF YOUR TEXTURE HAD TO BE EDITED WITH Local (Perceptual) AND IS 255 COLORS, simply click the very last unfilled/dotted box in the window (the bottom-most-right box), and fill it with either
#: ff00ff
or R: 255 G: 0 B: 255 as sampled above.

The "ff00ff" value is a MAGENTA color. It will be needed for transparency, at least in this guide. (It could be any other color if you like, but it's the easiest example as there aren't too many characters with magenta colorations.)
Once you've filled in the box in the Color Table, click OK.
Now, if it isn't already selected, make ff00ff one of your colors to color with (the two color boxes at the bottom-left of Photoshop)... and, simply color inside the selected areas in the texture with the magenta coloration. Note how the magenta'd parts are coloring in the spaces of the textures that WOULD have been transparent.
Now, you can Save the file... and it's time for conversion!

еще б текстик на листовке по-русски. )
и в надписи "принят" там буквы не просто красные, а с черненьким еще.

Это уже давно есть, просто сначала надо было с другими текстурами разобраться