Re: [sbagen] bwgen to sbagen

[Crawford H. <edg...@sp...>]

Other than downloading the demo of bwgen and opening a file, then  
transfering the parameters to Sbagen (which I've done for a couple),  
I doubt it. Possibly someone might reverse engineer the data in  
a .bwg file, but a quick glance at one shows that it's a safe  
distance from the text files that sbagen reads. One of the things  
that makes bwgen a bit more user friendly is that parameters for  
various background sounds can be defined; these settings all go into  
a .bwg file. Also, it uses a different model for combining souunds in  
sequence. I think sbagen is more powerful, albeit more demanding on  
the user; but the difference in how they achieve their results  
doesn't seem like a conversion utility could bridge the gap.


On Jun 23, 2006, at 3:05 PM, sbagen-users- 
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> Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 17:02:19 +0100
> From: kev...@ti...
> Subject: [sbagen] Converting bwgen files..
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> Does anyone know how to convert bwgen files to sbagen files?
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> Thanks in advance,
> K