Im getting the error "Invalid Theme BGM"It's okay. Everyone needs help at times.
Im getting the error "Invalid Theme BGM"It's okay. Everyone needs help at times.
https://github.com/usagirei/3DS-Theme-Editor/issues/23Im getting the error "Invalid Theme BGM"
Try importing either the (.WAV) or (.BCSTM) files.https://github.com/usagirei/3DS-Theme-Editor/issues/23
I've added a version of the audio with a loop as every theme should always have looping background audio.
Thank.https://github.com/usagirei/3DS-Theme-Editor/issues/23
I've added a version of the audio with a loop as every theme should always have looping background audio.
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Try importing either the (.WAV) or (.BCSTM) files.
https://github.com/usagirei/3DS-Theme-Editor/issues/23
I've added a version of the audio with a loop as every theme should always have looping background audio.
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Try importing either the (.WAV) or (.BCSTM) files.
Very strange. It's been a very long time since I've known on how to do this.Thank.
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I don't understand the issue but it still wont work.
Tell me if it works or not.Very strange. It's been a very long time since I've known on how to do this.
This should hopefully work now.
Finally it worked thank you so much for all your effort and trouble to help me!Very strange. It's been a very long time since I've known on how to do this.
This should hopefully work now.
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Tell me if it works or not.
sounds funny so i think it makes it funnierFinally it worked thank you so much for all your effort and trouble to help me!
this is what I did so i dont have to put it on it for real so I can just scan the QR code and put it on that way https://themeplaza.art/item/53260Finally it worked thank you so much for all your effort and trouble to help me!
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sounds funny so i think it makes it funnier
Yes I agree I could later if I can make it better anyways.At least you've managed to get it done in the end, that's all that matters.
openrevolution can convert WAV files to BCSTM and runs natively on Linux, if you'd need to convert one again.Is there a file converter anyone can refer me to for Linux Debian Bullseye or something that could run on that? If not can someone convert it for me and send it to me on Discord? Tally Andromeda#0021
Can I install it onto a Debian based operating system because I don't know how arch worksopenrevolution can convert WAV files to BCSTM and runs natively on Linux, if you'd need to convert one again.
You should have no problems of getting it to compile and run on Debian-based distros. I was able to get it to work alright with Linux Mint.Can I install it onto a Debian based operating system because I don't know how arch works
Mint is based off of ubuntu which is based off debian but im kinda not exactly knowledgable of Linux anything so im a bit stupid when it comes to linuxYou should have no problems of getting it to compile and run on Debian-based distros. I was able to get it to work alright with Linux Mint.
You are right.Mint is based off of ubuntu which is based off debian but im kinda not exactly knowledgable of Linux anything so im a bit stupid when it comes to linux
no im saying that i dont know how it works and how to install itYou are right.
Visit the repository for instructions.no im saying that i dont know how it works and how to install it
i swear on my life that it doesnt work for meVisit the repository for instructions.
Can you explain on what doesn't work for you?; installing dependencies, compiling, etc.i swear on my life that it doesnt work for me
I just don't get it
Instructions for Debian-based distributions:openrevolution can convert WAV files to BCSTM and runs natively on Linux, if you'd need to convert one again.
sudo apt install librtaudio-dev
git clone https://github.com/ic-scm/openrevolution
cd openrevolution
./build.sh
sudo apt install g++
./build.sh
./brstm_rt
./brstm_converter
I installed it but I cant seem to run it because it says it doesnt exist like there is no such file or directoryInstructions for Debian-based distributions:
- Open a terminal in your home directory or another directory you can store the programs in.
- Install RtAudio if you wish to use the brstm_rt player. Otherwise, skip this step.
- Run these commands:Code:sudo apt install librtaudio-dev
- If you get an error about the g++ command not being found, run this command to install the C++ development tools, then run ./build.sh again:Code:git clone https://github.com/ic-scm/openrevolution cd openrevolution ./build.sh
- Run the brstm_rt and brstm_converter programs, which will show you how to use them.Code:sudo apt install g++ ./build.sh
Code:./brstm_rt ./brstm_converter
Note that you will always have to execute the programs with "./" and while being in the cloned openrevolution directory. If you wish for them to be available globally, you can copy the executables to /usr/bin or add the cloned openrevolution directory to your shell's PATH.
Does running ./build.sh give you any errors (not warnings)?I installed it but I cant seem to run it because it says it doesnt exist like there is no such file or directory