Generating a segment-based TXTP with the segments in the wrong order?
apocalyptech opened this issue · 4 comments
Hello! I've got a .bnk file for Borderlands 3 which generates a bunch of TXTPs. At least one of the TXTPs in question is a multi-segment file which plays a bunch of .wems in order, but Wwiser's putting them in the wrong order. As an example, here's the original TXTP as-generated by wwiser:
https://apocalyptech.com/scratchpad/wwiser/Oak_VO_Radio_Bunkers_and_Badasses_01%20%7br%7d.txtp (links taken down)
... and here's a fixed version with the .wems in the correct order (also note that the single random-group element occurs twice throughout the TXTP, rather than once as in the originally-generated version):
https://apocalyptech.com/scratchpad/wwiser/Oak_VO_Radio_Bunkers_and_Badasses_01-fixed.txtp
The .bnk in question, and all the .wem files necessary to play that particular TXTP file, can be downloaded here: https://apocalyptech.com/scratchpad/wwiser/wem_and_bnk.zip
You'd want to use https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bnnm/wwiser-utils/master/wwnames/Borderlands%203%20(PC).txt for wwnames.txt for this one.
Let me know if I can provide any more info, etc!
Should work now: wwiser.zip
Nice, yep, works great!
FYI, when regenerating the whole set, I do get this in the output now:
generator: ranseq without playlist 929492043 CAkRanSeqCntr
generator: ranseq without playlist 148722588 CAkRanSeqCntr
I see that you've labelled that in the code as "remnant code, probably safe to remove," so I figure I should mention that it does seem to happen in BNKs from the wild. The two in question in this case are both just real short sound effects. Did you want the BNKs/WEMs for those, anyway, to look at?
Well, if you did want to look at those couple of instances where that notice is being printed, I went ahead and zipped 'em up -- just a single .bnk and .txtp for each:
https://apocalyptech.com/scratchpad/wwiser/148722588.zip
https://apocalyptech.com/scratchpad/wwiser/929492043.zip
This isn't actually affecting me at all; I just figured you might find it useful, given the comments in the code. I'd be happy to just close out this Issue. :) Cheers!
Thanks, good to know. I thought I saw some bnk doing that before but couldn't find it, so wasn't sure.