AGI Sound Script Utilities
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| Latest Version: | 1.0 | ||
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| Release Date: | 2002-02-24[1] | ||
| Company: | N/A | ||
| Development Status: | Stable | ||
| Publication Status: | Published | ||
| Developer(s): | Nick Sonneveld | ||
| Interface: | CLI | ||
| Language: | C | ||
| Open Source: | Open | ||
| Source Availability: | Yes (included in download) | ||
| License: | Public Domain | ||
| Type: | Sound Utility | ||
| Relevant Engine: | AGI | ||
| Platform: | DOS | ||
| Localization: | English | ||
| Website: | AGI Development Site | ||
A.K.A.
- AGISOUND10
- AGI2SCR
- SCR2AGI
Description
Nick Sonneveld's AGI Sound Script Utilities are used to decompile agi sound objects into user-editable scripts and then recompiled again. Handy to have if you want to edit an agi sound file, but don't want to fiddle around with hex editors. You can also increase, decrease the length of songs, add a silence at the end.. whatever you want really.
The hope, later on, is for converters to just output a script file and it will be later on compiled to the agi format. Saves the hassle of the converter actually writing an agi file.
Features
Requirements
Version History
Development Status
The current AGI Sound Script Utilities is a stable release version.
Usage
compiling a script: scr2agi -i larry-edited.ass -o larry-edited.aso
decompiling a sound object: agi2scr -i original_snd.aso -o original_snd.ass
Options
- i, -input = input object name
- o, -output = output script name
- t, -type = type of info to represent notes (not implemented yet.. only with agi2scr)
- h, -help = print the help message
- v, -verbose = print interesting messages that correspond with the current activity.
Download
Download from here:
AGISoundScriptUtilities1.0(AGISOUND10).zip (ZIP file) [28.1 KB]
Known Issues
Credits
Legal
I release the source for these programs into the public domain. It does not have any implied warranties or guarantees however. AGI Sound Script Utilities was distributed with the Public Domain
References
- ↑ From the file's creation date
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