Sawndz 0.12 - RELEASED

[Tasty Pumpkin Clock]

...you need to figure out how to make this work on 64 bit computers...
Sorry if it seems like I'm nagging but you really do. That's so unfair that I can't use it just because I happen to have one of the two kinds of computers.

[Diddy Kong]

whoevver made smashbox should give us the source code so we con modify it to work on N 64-bit  computers :P

[MandoWolfe]

well im still trying to get Smashbox to work, but its not letting me look at the Waves.

[Jaklub]

...you need to figure out how to make this work on 64 bit computers...
Sorry if it seems like I'm nagging but you really do. That's so unfair that I can't use it just because I happen to have one of the two kinds of computers.

*sigh* Use the BrawlBox way! I wrote down the groups and collections for a reason, you know.  :srs:

@player_03: The structure must be exactly the same if you want to simply copy stuff over. You must manually export the Purin sounds and get them into the PAL brsar.
@Pervy: That only happened to me once, when sound had a really weird frequency. I had no problems with your announcer sample. Try restarting your computer.

[player_03]

Actually, I'm trying to move sound effects from the PAL version to the NTSC version, not the other way around. (Edit: Sorry, I was *really* confused here. I meant to say that I was copying from NTSC-J to NTSC-U.)

Anyway, I took your advice, exporting the sounds individually and adding them in. It works fine in Smashbox, as far as I can tell. Unfortunately, the file is 43600 bytes larger than the original, which presumably means it wouldn't work in-game.

I've started looking for relatively long waves that aren't used much so I can shorten them, but if you know a better way to reduce the filesize, I'd like to hear it.

[Pervyman Trigger]

@Pervy: That only happened to me once, when sound had a really weird frequency. I had no problems with your announcer sample. Try restarting your computer.

Gave that example right after I restarted my computer actuly.

Wait. I jsut tried again and it's working. I had ;eft my laptop off for an hour. Hm, I'll report back with any new problems I have, and just to check, the correct frequency is 16000 right?

[Diddy Kong]

Gave that example right after I restarted my computer actuly.

Wait. I jsut tried again and it's working. I had ;eft my laptop off for an hour. Hm, I'll report back with any new problems I have, and just to check, the correct frequency is 16000 right?

unless I have notable quality drops when converting down a frequency, I just export it with the frequency of the sound i am replacing....

brawl has:
48000 (usually anything else in the char voice)
32000 (usually hit voices)
22050 (usually sound effects)
16000 (usually announcer)
6000 (wii mote)

[Jaklub]

Actually, I'm trying to move sound effects from the PAL version to the NTSC version, not the other way around.

Anyway, I took your advice, exporting the sounds individually and adding them in. It works fine in Smashbox, as far as I can tell. Unfortunately, the file is 43600 bytes larger than the original, which presumably means it wouldn't work in-game.

I've started looking for relatively long waves that aren't used much so I can shorten them, but if you know a better way to reduce the filesize, I'd like to hear it.

Looks like I misunderstood you about waves transferring. Increases can be quite big, but what really matters is the size. If you're just copying PAL samples, you should be fine.

[Pervyman Trigger]

unless I have notable quality drops when converting down a frequency, I just export it with the frequency of the sound i am replacing....

brawl has:
48000 (usually anything else in the char voice)
32000 (usually hit voices)
22050 (usually sound effects)
16000 (usually announcer)
6000 (wii mote)

Huh, i've onle done anouncer calls before so ;D
Thanks for the help guys

[Jaklub]

If you have any other problems, write.

[Pervyman Trigger]

Will do ;D

[Diddy Kong]

after a recent small replace on the announcer, ALL the wii mote SFX muted in-game, but still play in smash box....

[Jaklub]

I think you should start cutting or lowering frequency of your announcer samples. As far as I know, things get mute when you have too much stuff.

[Diddy Kong]

currently, I follow the frequency the original sound i am replacing uses, should I cut all the frequency on it, or cut the time on them? (will the sfx return after that is done?)

[Jaklub]

The samples which sound horrible after frequency lowering, trim them. Others, lower the frequency. SFX should return after it's done. If they don't, do further cuts. Repeat till they return.