RWA Progress

tec27

United States3701 Posts

April 04 2008 16:58 GMT

Since the last post is getting fairly old now, I figured I make a new one to discuss my progress on the new RWA plugin. So far, I've gotten very little done =/ I have started to interpret the old RWA file headers though, although they're more convoluted than expected. I may end up making the new RWA format different than the old one (at least if I can't figure out the headers) but the functionality to end-users should be the same, so don't worry

Basically right now, its just a matter of time investment needed, and this weekend looks pretty open so I should be able to make nice progress

Anyway, feel free to suggest any further ideas for plugins, or even features that you'd like to see in RWA support.

Response

United States1936 Posts

April 04 2008 17:21 GMT

sounds awesome:-D I can't wait to start making RWA's again

Chef

10810 Posts

April 04 2008 18:12 GMT

Nice. I miss RWA's. Make sure you remember to include volume control for the recording separate from the game volume :O Sometimes people used to record their stuff at a really low volume, so you'd need to turn it up separately or else have hellishly loud game sounds.

MasterOfChaos

Germany2896 Posts

April 04 2008 18:15 GMT

do you need the offset for the ingametime in frames (1frame=42ms at fastest speed)

tec27

United States3701 Posts

April 04 2008 18:27 GMT

On April 05 2008 03:12 PsycHOTemplar wrote:
Nice. I miss RWA's. Make sure you remember to include volume control for the recording separate from the game volume :O Sometimes people used to record their stuff at a really low volume, so you'd need to turn it up separately or else have hellishly loud game sounds.

Will do

I'm probably gonna start implementing the recording stuff right now since I still haven't figured out the format, and then once I get that done I'll figure out whether to create a new format or try harder to decipher it.

On April 05 2008 03:15 MasterOfChaos wrote:
do you need the offset for the ingametime in frames (1frame=42ms at fastest speed)

Yeah, that'll help