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andylegate wrote:PyPRP 1.6 installs differently than previous versions of PyPRP. READ the install section on the wiki.

• Simplified installation - no more fiddling with a heap of loose files, just put the whole PyPRP folder into your scripts folder
• The modified mesh is exported for objects that have modifiers
• Texture scale can now be animated, and texture animation (or static offset/scale) matches the render preview in Blender
• Added support for simple GUI dialogs
• Many QuickScript additions
• Many bug fixes

• File names containing question marks that freak out Windows
• Python error when exporting ripples/puddles/footsteps after running the Wizards script
• For objects with modifiers and bounds, modifiers were not applied to the bounds

• If the sound is added to the Blender file as a sound object (which, if I understand correctly, was required up to PyPRP 1.5), you can refer to it by name or by name minus .wav extension.
• Use the full path to the sound file minus .wav or .ogg extension, either as an absolute path (not recommended), or relative to the folder that contains the Blender file by starting the path with // as usual in Blender.
• Use the name of a sound file minus .wav or .ogg extension in Blender's Sounds directory (set in the Preferences window).
• Use the name of a sound file minus .wav or .ogg extension next to the Blender file.

MySoundEmitter:
    sound:
        file: //sfx/mysound