Plugins + Scripts [Project CRAFT] AUDIO CUA STUDIO

Update v1.41 — Folders & Speed

Folder hierarchy

• Drag a structured folder and its layout is kept inside the CUA. Organize big packs however you like — ambient, voice1/angry, voice2 — and the subfolder structure is preserved, not flattened.
• What you drag is what you get. The folder you drop becomes the top level, so it round-trips exactly. (Want to omit an outer wrapper? Just drag the inner folders instead.)
• Extract rebuilds the same tree on disk — the folder structure comes back exactly as it was packed.
• Tip: keep clip names unique across folders — VAM addresses clips by name, so the folders are for your organization.

Grouped file lists

• Both the Create and Extract lists now show your files grouped under folder headers, so large packs are easy to scan and navigate.

Much faster on big batches

• Encoding now runs across all your CPU cores. Packing hundreds or thousands of clips (think full voice packs) is dramatically faster — wall-time scales with your core count instead of grinding one file at a time.

Still one download, still zero-install. Unzip and run.

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Thanks to @DrRagon for the hierarchical-storage idea and for pushing on build speed for large libraries — both landed in this release.

Update v1.3

Fixes

• Compressed audio now plays cleanly in VAM. Some compressed clips could glitch or go silent (most noticeably on short clips / certain MP3s). Compressed output now uses Vorbis — Unity's native audio format — so it plays correctly with every audio loader.
• Exact clip length. Fixed a case where some VBR MP3 sources produced a wrong clip length (clips getting cut short). Length is now read precisely from the audio.

New

• Format selector — choose your output: Compressed (Vorbis, recommended) · Smaller · Uncompressed (PCM). Live size estimate updates as you pick.
• Preview on the Create side too — play buttons next to each file before you build, just like the Extract side.
• "Open folder when done" toggle — turn off the auto-opening Explorer window if you don't want it.

Still one download, still zero-install — unzip and run. (The Vorbis encoder is bundled in, so there's nothing extra to set up.)

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Huge thanks to @cyberdelique — who not only reported the compressed-audio issue but went the extra mile and packaged up debug sample files (working vs. non-working) that pinpointed the exact cause. That made this fix possible. Plus both UX additions above were his suggestions. Legend.