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From: Jim <jim@codeworks.demon.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: Multiple VAGs...
Date: Mon, 09 Mar 1998 21:22:16 +0000
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Alternatively you could also use the vabtool (found somewhere on SCEE).
Its a Windows program so you obviously won't have inherent command line
problem.  I'm not too sure where on SCEE it is though..

Cheers

Jim

Rob Vawter wrote:
> 
> Elliott Lee wrote:
> >
> > Hello people,
> >
> > A couple questions:
> >
> > + Mysterious Error:
> >   I've been working with a VAB having 5 VAGs in it, however adding
> >   the 6th produces an error message something like "cannot find vag
> >   (6)".  Has anyone run into this?  I checked my DEF file and its
> >   okay.  I made sure each waveform was evenly divisible by 28
> >   (though none loop).  Each waveform converted to VAG just fine.
> 
> Send me your VAGs, VAB and DEF file and I'll try to reproduce it.
> 
> > + Managing Many VAGs in a VAB:
> >   Does anyone know how many VAGs can be specified as command-line
> >   inputs to mkvab?  I want to be including dozens of sounds but
> >   am wondering if the environment will stop me from doing that.
> >   Can we use a list file of some sort to name each VAG in order?
> >   (I figure using *.VAG as the input parameter may produce
> >   unexpected results?)
> 
> It's limited by the DOS command prompt. You must name your vab, def, and
> vag files with names as short as possible and I stil think you can only
> fit around 54.