update internal asset editor for sounds

igorseabra4 · Oct 26, 2018 · 32b1116 · 32b1116
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diff --git a/IndustrialPark/ArchiveEditor/AssetEditor/InternalSoundEditor.Designer.cs b/IndustrialPark/ArchiveEditor/AssetEditor/InternalSoundEditor.Designer.cs
diff --git a/IndustrialPark/ArchiveEditor/AssetEditor/InternalSoundEditor.cs b/IndustrialPark/ArchiveEditor/AssetEditor/InternalSoundEditor.cs
@@ -65,7 +65,11 @@ private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
         {
             SaveFileDialog saveFileDialog = new SaveFileDialog()
             {
-                FileName = asset.AHDR.ADBG.assetName,
+                FileName = asset.AHDR.ADBG.assetName + (
+                (HipHopFile.Functions.currentPlatform == HipHopFile.Platform.GameCube) ? ".DSP" :
+                (HipHopFile.Functions.currentPlatform == HipHopFile.Platform.Xbox) ? ".WAV" :
+                (HipHopFile.Functions.currentPlatform == HipHopFile.Platform.PS2) ? ".VAG" :
+                ""),
                 Filter = "All files|*"
             };
 

diff --git a/IndustrialPark/ArchiveEditor/AssetEditor/InternalSoundEditor.resx b/IndustrialPark/ArchiveEditor/AssetEditor/InternalSoundEditor.resx
@@ -118,8 +118,9 @@
     <value>System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089</value>
   </resheader>
   <data name="richTextBox1.Text" xml:space="preserve">
-    <value>The sound data is a GameCube DSP audio file stripped of its 0x60 byte header: all of a level's sound headers (SND and SNDS) are kept separate in the single SNDI asset in the HOP file.
-The Import Sound Data button allows you to choose a DSP to import. If you check the checkbox, I will trim the header and send it to the SNDI asset myself. If you leave it unchecked, I will only import the raw data, won't perform any operation on it and won't touch the SNDI.
-The Export Sound Data button will take the header from the SNDI asset and put it in the file before exporting it.</value>
+    <value>All of a file's sound headers are kept separate in the single SNDI asset in the HOP file. The SND and SNDS assets only contain a part of the data.
+The Import Sound Data button allows you to choose a sound file to import (GameCube DSP, XBOX WAV, PS2 VAG). If you check the checkbox, I will trim the header and send it to the SNDI asset myself. If you leave it unchecked, I will only import the raw data, won't perform any operation on it and won't touch the SNDI.
+The Export Sound Data button will take the header from the SNDI asset and put it in the file before exporting it.
+This is supported in all games and platforms except GameCube versions of TSSM, Incredibles and ROTU.</value>
   </data>
 </root>