I red atani's anatomy of a var to try and figure this one out, but I might be missing something.
While preping a scene var with 7 local sounds (located in custom/sounds/etc. etc.) I got an error for sound dependencies.
2 of these sounds are sent to empty atom audio sources (some sound effects). Those are fine.
The other 5 are sent to headaudio source of two person atoms (5 dialogue lines). These are the problem.
I include these 7 local sound files in the var building phase.
The package builder says there's broken dependencies on the 5 sound files pertaining to dialogue, and corrects it by putting in 5 extra paths (saves/scenes/HIM_line1 etc. etc.). Then says it can't find the files.
I put those files in the scene folder and it works and finalizes, but now I have duplicate files for no good reason and terrible tidiness.
Afterwards I remove the sounds from the scenes folder in the finished var, as well as the extra paths (saves/scenes/HIM_line1 etc. etc.) from the meta.json, tested it in a clean vam install and it worked.
Did I mess up somewhere on the var creation process, or is this an aceptable or even normal solution?
While preping a scene var with 7 local sounds (located in custom/sounds/etc. etc.) I got an error for sound dependencies.
2 of these sounds are sent to empty atom audio sources (some sound effects). Those are fine.
The other 5 are sent to headaudio source of two person atoms (5 dialogue lines). These are the problem.
I include these 7 local sound files in the var building phase.
The package builder says there's broken dependencies on the 5 sound files pertaining to dialogue, and corrects it by putting in 5 extra paths (saves/scenes/HIM_line1 etc. etc.). Then says it can't find the files.
I put those files in the scene folder and it works and finalizes, but now I have duplicate files for no good reason and terrible tidiness.
Afterwards I remove the sounds from the scenes folder in the finished var, as well as the extra paths (saves/scenes/HIM_line1 etc. etc.) from the meta.json, tested it in a clean vam install and it worked.
Did I mess up somewhere on the var creation process, or is this an aceptable or even normal solution?