Gaps Between Sounds

ProffieOS Fett263 Corner
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FYI, I just created a “test” preset. I duplicated a random sound font folder and renamed it test. Then I replaced the in.wav files with the “questionable” in.wav files and the same for the pstoff.wav file. There was no gap in the sound.
I feel like it has to be something to do with the two alt sound folder setup.

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I can’t really do much to help without seeing/having the files as you have them setup.

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I posted the link with the files

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needed to request access

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Watch this:

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Nothing happens when I press play.

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Really?
Looks fine for me. Try the link directly

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/30kqa0ulknawkne20gbo8/kill_gap.mov?rlkey=v6ec5xgzsa4ofbftn8dtbpe8b&st=vb1pxxz4&dl=0
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Thanks, that worked.
Go back to my google folder and watch the video I just uploaded called Light Gap.

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The first test preset you showed looks like the retraction animation is longer than the second one you showed.
So what are the InOutTrL layers from the 2 presets you’re comparing?
I would guess you have it synced to WavLen for the second one and not for the first.

However, the part where you say “light goes off for a split second” still sounds like a gap between in and pstoff. That one also looks like the retraction is indeed in sync with the in.wav (where the first looks possibly manually timed)
You should post the 2 presets here so we can get to the bottom of this.

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Here’s the first one:

And the second one:

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I posted another video for you called Light Gap 2. Gap is better with trimmed .wav but still there.
It’s just odd that I don’t have this issue except with alt font profiles.
Anyway, there’s no rush. Thanks for helping.

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Ok a couple of things here.

  1. Indeed, your Acolyte style does not use the wav’s length to set the retraction, it uses a bent 500ms:
BendTimePowX<Int<500>,Int<16384>>

So that’s why it’s different than your first preset which uses RetractionTime<>.

If you want the Acolyte one to use WavLen, your InOutTrL could be:

InOutTrL<TrSelect<AltF,TrWipeSparkTipX<RgbArg<IGNITION_COLOR_ARG,White>,BendTimePowInvX<Int<300>,Int<16384>>>,TrWipeSparkTipX<RgbArg<IGNITION_COLOR_ARG,White>,BendTimePowInvX<Int<300>,Int<16384>>>>,TrSelect<AltF,TrWipeInSparkTipX<RotateColorsX<Int<4096>,RgbArg<RETRACTION_COLOR_ARG,White>>,BendTimePowX<RetractionTime<>,Int<16384>>>,TrWipeInSparkTipX<RotateColorsX<Int<4096>,RgbArg<RETRACTION_COLOR_ARG,White>>,BendTimePowX<RetractionTime<>,Int<16384>>>>>
  1. But more importantly, I don’t know how it’s even compiling for you.

@Fett263 I get template errors with this Acolyte style for TrDoEffectAlways<>.

Specifically it complains “too few arguments for arg 4 (location)” about this in the USER1 effect:
TrDoEffectAlwaysX<TrDelay<10>,EFFECT_TRANSITION_SOUND,Int<0>>
from this layer

TransitionEffectL<TrConcat<TrExtend<9000,TrDoEffectAlwaysX<TrDelay<10>,EFFECT_TRANSITION_SOUND,Int<0>>>,AlphaL<White,Int<0>>,TrDoEffectAlwaysX<TrInstant,EFFECT_ALT_SOUND,ModF<Sum<AltF,Int<1>>,Int<2>>,Int<-1>>>,EFFECT_USER1>

and the same for USER5, this part TrDoEffectAlwaysX<TrInstant,EFFECT_TRANSITION_SOUND,Int<1>>
from this layer:

TransitionEffectL<TrConcat<TrDoEffectAlwaysX<TrInstant,EFFECT_FAST_ON,Int<-1>,Int<-1>>,AlphaL<White,Int<0>>,TrDelayX<Sum<Int<300>,Int<1000>>>,AlphaL<White,Int<0>>,TrExtend<9000,TrDoEffectAlwaysX<TrInstant,EFFECT_TRANSITION_SOUND,Int<1>>>,AlphaL<White,Int<0>>,TrDoEffectAlwaysX<TrInstant,EFFECT_ALT_SOUND,ModF<Sum<AltF,Int<1>>,Int<2>>,Int<-1>>>,EFFECT_USER5>
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Compiles fine for me. Location is defaulted, it’s not required.

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Cool. Then it’s a style editor thing.
edit PR submitted