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WooHoo! Lets Party!
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I think the problem lies sorely on the type of wav... I gave you mono, the time i used Proedit... i had a boring map that i dont want to talk about {U know, my old RP (RP- Phoènix, it sucks)} and i used ProEdit... i used Stereo, and it worked fine... i never tested with mono, but i think thats the case... and i used the same converter to convert them into mono, instead of stereo
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He'll spear your brains if you step out of line.
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Better advice: Skip the music. It always makes the map worse. The only time I've seen beneficial wavs was once, and that wasn't really a song anyway.
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I know, but you cannot add a wav to a protected map...lol Uberation makes it where you can last I checked <.<.Also there is another way but, it takes a longer process and then it might not work with everyone using the same map and version. |
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You're a moron. Uberation has been updated a long time ago to deal with the string randomization error. Even if it does occur, use Uberation 2 to protect the map, that doesn't cause string errors. Regarding the actual level of protection, both versions of Uberation are far superior then ProEdit. Uberation2 splits the MTXM section, which is why terrain errors sometimes occur. ProEdit actually does some pretty retarded stuff when protecting a map (such as filling all blank actions with commente referencing random strings). As for compression, OSMAP2's compression is light years ahead of ProEdit (which also functions as protection btw). Stop using outdated software. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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You're a moron. Uberation has been updated a long time ago to deal with the string randomization error. Even if it does occur, use Uberation 2 to protect the map, that doesn't cause string errors. Regarding the actual level of protection, both versions of Uberation are far superior then ProEdit. Uberation2 splits the MTXM section, which is why terrain errors sometimes occur. ProEdit actually does some pretty retarded stuff when protecting a map (such as filling all blank actions with commente referencing random strings). As for compression, OSMAP2's compression is light years ahead of ProEdit (which also functions as protection btw). Stop using outdated software. I'm not a moron. wtf? I just said my opinion about uberation. In the past, I used uberation 3 and it randomized all my strings. My map screwed up. So I changed for ProEdit and I never had any problem with it. You said that they fixed the randomize bug, but I don't even think all website have the fixed version of uberation. There's many maps screwed up like Chubs Bound, because the maker used uberation to protect/compress his map. I made an error about saying that ProEdit is better than the ACTUAL version of uberation, but don't call me moron. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Taking StarCraft Modding to the Limit!
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Yes, but you did provide some very crappy advice, as Proedit is about the worst compression(Apart from StarForge) that you can get for a map, other programs work much better, and just because it didn't work for you once, does not mean you have to bring someone else down by advising them use the crappier compressor.
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Kaizen
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Wow
Shook1(ConFed), try different protectors for yourself and don't let them push you around and tell you what to use. There a bunch out there, including OSMAP, uber@ation, ProEdit, and a bunch of others. Just make sure whatever you're using doesn't remove the .WAVs (see if whatever you used to protect your map has an option for it) and you should be fine. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() :: Firefox :: Trillian :: Crap Cleaner :: AusLogics Disk Defrag :: :: AVG Anti-Virus :: Spybot :: RegSeeker :: 7-Zip :: Winamp :: :: Audacity :: Irfanview :: OpenOffice :: |