[02:19:17] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">Zxcvb</font>&gt; why would exult delete exult.cfg?<BR>
[02:19:46] &lt;<font color="#0000C0">Zxcvb</font>&gt; just started up exult today and it said it couldn't find BG or SI files, turns out exult.cfg was replaced with a generic one<BR>
[12:47:47] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; greetings<BR>
[15:30:00] &lt;<font color="#800080">wjp</font>&gt; hi<BR>
[15:30:08] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; hi<BR>
[18:21:01] &lt;<font color="#800080">wjp</font>&gt; dinner, bbl<BR>
[18:49:46] &lt;<font color="#800080">wjp</font>&gt; back<BR>
[19:25:51] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; ok, so i've just committed a fairly useless tool to cvs.<BR>
[19:37:06] &lt;<font color="#800080">wjp</font>&gt; what does it do?<BR>
[19:37:08] &lt;<font color="#800080">wjp</font>&gt; (no commit mail yet)<BR>
[19:37:52] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; it converts some of the data files into .syx file which can be uploaded to mt32s <BR>
[19:38:37] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; the files add custom timbres and change the patch sets. <BR>
[19:39:35] &lt;<font color="#800080">wjp</font>&gt; ah, I see<BR>
[19:39:41] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; theoretically, by sending the syx files to a mt32 you would be able to play the midi files as they were intended to sound<BR>
[19:40:05] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; of course, syx files are already available to download AFAIK :-)<BR>
[22:41:35] &lt;<font color="#800080">wjp</font>&gt; hi Kirben<BR>
[22:42:50] &lt;<font color="#70844c">Kirben</font>&gt; Hi<BR>