I don't know for sure but a lot of games will start or end audio based on the time that has happened rather than if the previous sound effect has ended. This song is probably too long and so the next is starting before this ends. But as I said I don't know how this game does it.
@arknights I'm guessing it has a cap on audio file length. I've seen it before in other games where shorter audio works perfectly but longer audio is cut off. As I say tho I really don't know much about this kinda thing so it's just what I remember from previous experience which isn't much tbf.
@arknights My mistake I misread your reply. yes it would loop since as I said its probably waiting a specific time before playing the next sound and so it will just loop until that time is reached. I believe you need to edit the uexp file in a hex editor and change the old ubulk files file size in the uexp file with your new ubulk file size.
I don't know for sure but a lot of games will start or end audio based on the time that has happened rather than if the previous sound effect has ended. This song is probably too long and so the next is starting before this ends. But as I said I don't know how this game does it.
I tried a shorter music which wlll start looping before a long time silence
@arknights I'm guessing it has a cap on audio file length. I've seen it before in other games where shorter audio works perfectly but longer audio is cut off. As I say tho I really don't know much about this kinda thing so it's just what I remember from previous experience which isn't much tbf.
@arknights My mistake I misread your reply. yes it would loop since as I said its probably waiting a specific time before playing the next sound and so it will just loop until that time is reached. I believe you need to edit the uexp file in a hex editor and change the old ubulk files file size in the uexp file with your new ubulk file size.
@recorpse Loop problem should be fixed now
@arknights nice