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999 stores its sound effects in .se SIR0 containers that contain swdl and sedl files and from what I can tell there's no straightforward way to extract the sound effects from those files. In fact, I had to cut the swdl out of the container with a hex editor to convert it. So, would it be possible to add an option that does all the extraction automatically without looking for smdl data? Thanks in advance!
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Add option to extract just .swdl data from containers.
AudioUtil: Add option to extract just .swdl data from containers.
Aug 28, 2016
Alright, I'll try to get that into the next version. It'll take a while though. I've been mostly focusing on the script editor, and now I'm aiming to restructure/modularize the entire project.
I haven't implemented that particular feature yet because I don't want to patch that onto of all the existing patched together features. But it'll come hopefully.
Thanks for taking the time to leave some feedback btw!
999 stores its sound effects in .se SIR0 containers that contain swdl and sedl files and from what I can tell there's no straightforward way to extract the sound effects from those files. In fact, I had to cut the swdl out of the container with a hex editor to convert it. So, would it be possible to add an option that does all the extraction automatically without looking for smdl data? Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: