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No MIDI options but “OPNMidi” are working, even after I installed both FluidSynth and TiMidity. What do I do?
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The21zonz
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….I INSTALLED IT FOR NOTHING????
Let’s see if that works.
Let’s see if that works.
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How should the file name be formatted? I tried everything.
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Jammin'
tired
This is how I have mine set up.
If you've got your soundfont in a subfolder of SRB2's directory, use a period to represent the path to SRB2's root.
What I mean is that if that's the case, try something like this:
In my experience, just
If you've got your soundfont in a subfolder of SRB2's directory, use a period to represent the path to SRB2's root.
What I mean is that if that's the case, try something like this:
.\soundfonts\mysoundfont.sf2In my experience, just
\soundfonts\mysoundfont.sf2 does not work.
ehlp
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step by step please!This is how I have mine set up.
If you've got your soundfont in a subfolder of SRB2's directory, use a period to represent the path to SRB2's root.
What I mean is that if that's the case, try something like this:.\soundfonts\mysoundfont.sf2
In my experience, just\soundfonts\mysoundfont.sf2does not work.
Jammin'
tired
What I said goes for Windows, and not for Mac.
I seem to have missed the part where The21zonz said they themselves were on Mac.
For the last time: YOU CANNOT CHANGE SOUNDFONTS ON MAC. Please stop hyperfixating on it.
If you want it so bad: learn C, fork the sourcecode, and make Fluidsynth or Timidity work on Mac. (Which I don't imagine to be a very easy task which is probably why STJr. hasn't done it.)
Changing your soundfont is not something that is possible without support being written into the actual game code.