So I searched and found nothing to help me with my problem, So please no negative comments.

My problem is when I place my Dump Valve .wav in the engine file and go in the game, do the SHIT+a and click the little L next to Dump Valve to load it and it says "Wave is too long: data/engine/pop2

I'm not sure why it's saying that, I got another Dump Valve .wav and played it through NERO and it's so fast you cant hear it, but that one plays in game.

Is there a special way to create these files or what??

Much help is needed, please.


Thanks again -Mike

Quote from TypeRCivic :

My problem is when I place my Dump Valve .wav in the engine file and go in the game, do the SHIT+a and click the little L next to Dump Valve to load it and it says "Wave is too long: data/engine/pop2

Well, there's your problem right there. BTW, what is "SHIT+a?" My keyboard doesn't have a shit key.

Then it means the wav file is to long, it can only be a few bytes long I can't remember how small it has to be, but it can't be large. As for the other one you can't hear in nero wav editor, that's how it should be I believe. In LFS it repeats the sound to produce it, it doesn't use one full sound like it used to back before the sound editor.

@wheel4hummer: more help, less troll please. You know well what he meant.

Quote from XCNuse :

Then it means the wav file is to long, it can only be a few bytes long I can't remember how small it has to be, but it can't be large. As for the other one you can't hear in nero wav editor, that's how it should be I believe. In LFS it repeats the sound to produce it, it doesn't use one full sound like it used to back before the sound editor.

@wheel4hummer: more help, less troll please. You know well what he meant.

Well is there a way I can Resize it? And if possible I can send the file so some one can resize it for me, along with some other files I'd like resized

Quote from XCNuse :

@wheel4hummer: more help, less troll please. You know well what he meant.

Well it's also pretty obvious that if LFS says the wav file is too long, that the wav file is... guess what... too long! Stupid questions get stupid answers.

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Well is there a way I can Resize it?

Resizing it wouldn't do anything. The wav is too long, not too big.