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Amancio Mccrae
I get this error when I try to unpack or add DD to the .psarc. The initial conversion using the toolkit (most recent beta) works fine, and the NDD version works fine in game. The download folder here has the .psarc and the EoF file I used to make it.
Having this problem again also reminded me of a previous time I'd had this problem (also on a Kreator track, weirdly...) a few months back that I forgot to report. Files for that can be found here, including the original .ogg and the .wem produced by the toolkit if that helps figure out anything.
The error message leads me to think it could be a corrupt audio file. Make sure you delete the wem audio file in the project folder and try again. Toolkit will use the guitar.ogg file to create wem files. Are you using 64 bit Wwise? If so try the 32 bit version of Wwise even on 64 bit machine as it seems more reliable.
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Uninstall the 64bit version of Wwise and manually delete the Wwise installation folder. Then reinstall the 32bit version from here. Did you remember to delete all wem audio files from the EOF project folder before using the toolkit? If you do a custom Wwise installation then you need to properly configure the Wwise CLI path in the toolkit Configuration Menu.
Nothing wrong with wwise wem (and x64 of win32 isn't the issue here) file as I could say it's ok with ww2ogg and I guess it's more likely another part of toolkit, like ddc process
also If you'd like to see what's wwise error is look for 2016 version(convert to wem by hands) which changed track granularity format(maybe not that much but still) and channel mask we should tweak now :(
you forget to mention that it has Decode ogg checkbox set on.
manual wem 2 ogg goes fine
maybe it's thread safe issue, someone forgot to free resources for ww2ogg? I could investigate
NVM ... actually the error is caused becuase of the CDLC file name 'Terror-Zone'. It contains the word "error" which is reserved. Try renaming the CDLC file (don't use 'error') and the problem goes away. Will implement perm fix later.
Edit: Kind of funny since I was thinking it might be something in the metadata of the songs. I'd noticed that they were both Kreator songs, but clearly wasn't paying attention to the song titles or else we might have figured it out a bit faster!
A common thing to happen while using the development environment in GitPod is to hit Ctrl-s while in the terminal window, because you wanted to save a file in the editor window.This will freeze up you terminal.To get it back, make sure you selected the terminal window by clicking on it and then hit Ctrl-q.
The easiest way to set these prerequisites up, is to use the Mambaforge Python 3 distribution(Mambaforge is a Conda based distribution like Miniconda, which however uses Mamba a fast and more robust replacement for the Conda package manager).The tutorial assumes that you are using either Linux or MacOS X.Both Snakemake and Mambaforge work also under Windows, but the Windows shell is too different to be able to provide generic examples.
Currently, the setup currently only works for Intel based machines (x86_64), not ARM based machines like the new Apple M1/2/3 architecture.This will change in the coming months. In the meantime, if you are on an ARM based Mac, you can use Rosetta to emulate an intel architecture.Otherwise, you can simply use the Gitpod approach outlined above.
If you use Windows 10, you can set up the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to natively run linux applications.Install the WSL following the instructions in the WSL Documentation. You can chose any Linux distribution available for the WSL, but the most popular and accessible one is Ubuntu.Start the WSL and set up your account; now, you can follow the steps of our tutorial from within your Linux environment in the WSL.
If you are using a version of Windows older than 10 or if you do not wish to install the WSL, you can instead setup a Linux virtual machine (VM) with Vagrant.First, install Vagrant following the installation instructions in the Vagrant Documentation.Then, create a new directory you want to share with your Linux VM, for example, create a folder named vagrant-linux somewhere.Open a command line prompt, and change into that directory.Here, you create a 64-bit Ubuntu Linux environment with
If you decide to use a 32-bit image, you will need to download the 32-bit version of Miniconda in the next step.The contents of the vagrant-linux folder will be shared with the virtual machine that is set up by vagrant.You can log into the virtual machine via
answer with yes.Along with a minimal Python 3 environment, Mambaforge contains the package manager Mamba.After closing your current terminal and opening a new terminal, you can use the new conda command to install software packages and create isolated environments to, for example, use different versions of the same package.We will later use Conda to create an isolated environment with all the required software for this tutorial.
If you use a Vagrant Linux VM from Windows as described above, create that directory under /vagrant/, so that the contents are shared with your host system (you can then edit all files from within Windows with an editor that supports Unix line breaks).Then, change to the newly created directory.In this directory, we will later create an example workflow that illustrates the Snakemake syntax and execution environment.First, we download some example data on which the workflow shall be executed:
This will create a folder data and a file environment.yaml in the working directory.If your tar command does not provide a --wildcards flag, you can also just unpack the file without it (which will just leave some more unneeded files in the working directory).
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