WreckingPrograms
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The music in my project is very dependent on DLLs, specifically the FMOD DLL and the S-Winamp DLL (with out_wave.dll and in_festalon.dll/in_nsf.dll as components). These worked perfectly in Game Maker Studio 1.4, but refuse to work in Game Maker Studio 2 when I import my project.
The FMOD DLL shows several "Error defining external function" errors, while the S-Winamp DLL crashes the game when attempting to do pretty much anything (including playing a music file and changing the volume). I'm not sure if this is specific to these DLLs, but since none of them worked I imagine it has something to do with a compatibility issue in Game Maker Studio 2.
All DLLs are in the Included Files section. S-Winamp has a dedicated Extension whereas FMOD does not. Does anyone happen to know why this is happening, and if so, knows how to fix this? Many thanks in advance!
If it's any relevant: I'm using the desktop version of 2.0.5.77, the latest version to my knowledge. I've also tried both the VM and YYC methods; the only difference is that the YYC version does not play any music instead of crashing the game, but aside from that they appear to give identical results.
The FMOD DLL shows several "Error defining external function" errors, while the S-Winamp DLL crashes the game when attempting to do pretty much anything (including playing a music file and changing the volume). I'm not sure if this is specific to these DLLs, but since none of them worked I imagine it has something to do with a compatibility issue in Game Maker Studio 2.
All DLLs are in the Included Files section. S-Winamp has a dedicated Extension whereas FMOD does not. Does anyone happen to know why this is happening, and if so, knows how to fix this? Many thanks in advance!
If it's any relevant: I'm using the desktop version of 2.0.5.77, the latest version to my knowledge. I've also tried both the VM and YYC methods; the only difference is that the YYC version does not play any music instead of crashing the game, but aside from that they appear to give identical results.