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[RustyCardores]

I have just loaded a new table and its sound library does not carry its own unique name.

 

The file is 'sound.fpl' and it carries only the files required for the one table.... so naturally I can't overwrite my existing 'sound.fpl' or my other tables will be effected.

 

What's the best way to merge the contents from the new .fpl into the existing .fpl?

 

Cheers

 

Rusty.

[chepas]

Can't you just rename it and any reference to that file?

 

Other way is to use FP Companion tools , drag the library onto the FpGrab.exe (extracts asset to folder) and merge/create a new library.

Edited by chepas, 18 August 2015 - 02:15 PM.

[RustyCardores]

Can't you just rename it and any reference to that file?

 

Other way is to use FP Companion tools , drag the library onto the FpGrab.exe (extracts asset to folder) and merge/create a new library.

 

I looked at just renaming, but it's a little more complicated with correcting the location links.  Will have another look at that and investigating exporting them and then reimporting them from a renamed .fpl

 

Perhaps even use the Companion Tools to assist in that?  Thanks for the help, I will go check out the tools.

[RustyCardores]

SOLVED:

 

I renamed the sound library with a unique name for the table. I then used FP's Sound Manager to "link" the new individual sound files and delete all the original links.  It was a bit tedious but it worked.