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| Chrono:
You can't just rename them into .wavs, you have to convert them using a program. I'm not sure of any programs that convert .aif. The text files: namecheck.txt - not important. You don't have to include this. If you do, the content of the text file should be the name of your zip without the .zip description.txt - important. Format as follows: Title: Your add-on's name here Author: Your name, and whoever made the sounds. server.cs - important, opens in the most simple text editor you have, most likely Notepad. Though making this should be easy as you can just copy the format of the other server.cs, and just change the datablock name and the filename. |
| zenloth:
If you don't immediately have a converter to mind, VLC works quite well for small amounts of converting (if you know what you are doing) and supports most formats of video/audio that I have come across. Yeah, renaming the file will not convert the encoding, this needs a converter to do it for you. |
| Jerkface:
Use Audacity when converting the sound effects. Make sure they are in mono form, and not stereo. We don't want surround-sound sound effects, only a direct sound. Export as a .wav, and follow Chrono's help. Remove only the names of the sounds you removed from the .zip you "borrowed" from, and replace them with the names of you sounds in the .cs file. |
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