[Q] What's the best way to convert to/make .ADX audio files for use in SADX Mod Loader mods?

[Dr. Pootis, PhD]

I want to use .ADX files instead of those dumb .WMA files for a sound mod of mine, but I have no idea how to convert to/make .ADX files. What's the best way to create compatible and high quality .ADX files for SADX Mod Loader mods?
My audio files are in .FLAC format, but if needed, I can convert them to a different format like .MP3 or .WAV.

[CheatFreak]

Join the BetterSADX Groupchat and I'll see what I can do for ya.

If you join and I'm not there, add me on steam and PM me or something once I accept the friend request.

You can definitely do it, there's just... complications. So uh. Yeah.

[Dr. Pootis, PhD]

I don't mean to sound totaly oblivious, but where exactly is the Better SADX Groupchat?

[Dr. Pootis, PhD]

Originally posted by cheatfreak47:

Join the BetterSADX Groupchat and I'll see what I can do for ya.

I tried searching, but can't find the BetterSADX Groupchat anywhere on the web. Where and what is it?

[CheatFreak]

Originally posted by drdopplerx3:

Originally posted by cheatfreak47:

Join the BetterSADX Groupchat and I'll see what I can do for ya.

I tried searching, but can't find the BetterSADX Groupchat anywhere on the web. Where and what is it?

Steam groups have chats. That's the group chat. Lol.

[Dr. Pootis, PhD]

Oh my gosh, I thought it was a Skype or Discord group.

[Dr. Pootis, PhD]

I'll be gone for about 2 hours, so unless you're there then, we'll have to chat tommorow.

[Dr. Pootis, PhD]

Yay, it worked perfectly! However, now I can't export my level into a mod correctly. It worked fine before, but now when I try to build the .DLL for the mod, it gives me a bunch of errors, the first one being
"'SonicStartArray': redefinition; different type modifiers"
with pretty much everything else being
"conversion from '*some term that always ends with the letter 't'*' to '*some term ending with a 2 digit number*' requires a narrowing conversion"
or in some cases,
"'initializing': conversion from '*some term that always ends with the letter 't'*' to '*some term ending with a 2 digit number*', possible loss of data".

[Dr. Pootis, PhD]

I'm gonna guess that me changing Sonic's start position did SOMETHING to make Visual Studio refuse to compile the .DLL, but I don't no what, and I can't find a fix anywhere. Anyone have any suggestions?