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Hey, I've got some WAV sample files in my game (heavily compressed of course) but when I build my game, even if I no longer need said file (say I decide I don't want it any more or replace it with a newer version) there seems to be no way of deleting the old files, ergo, I am wasting precious storage space on unneeded files... Any way of fixing this? Cheers!
Usually you have to restart MMF again.
Marv
Yes, unused sounds should be removed the next time you open the file - make sure they aren't referenced from any leftover events. Check the Data Assets window (the icon to the right of the frame/event editor icons) to check the sounds that are being included.
Sound travels by vibrating molecules. On Earth, sound travels to your ears by vibrating air molecules. In deep space, there is no air, thus there is no sound. The moon, our closest satellite, has no atmosphere. Not atmosphere, no air, no sound. There are many worlds without sound, and they are calling for you.
In space, no one can hear you scream.
Facehuggers can.
I kinda have the same question. I had set some test music loaded with Direct Show for a demo; After that, even though I had removed all the events in every scene loading the music, it was still showing in the external files and asking me for it when I was loading the project. To remove the file from the external files list I had to completely delete the direct show object from every scene ! Reloading MMF didn't do the trick.
Am I doing it wrong ? Is there another way than that ?
Thanks.
Thank you, David! Setting the unneeded assets to "play from disk" reduced the build file size.Quote:
Originally Posted by DavidN