PXT
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== Format == | == Format == | ||
| − | The format is [[ASCII]] text-based, with a series of field nams and values (separated by colons) in sections separated by blank lines. | + | The format is [[ASCII]] text-based, with a series of field nams and values (separated by colons) in sections separated by blank lines. It consists of a set of values that represent what waveforms were set up and mixed in the tone editor program. |
== Sample files == | == Sample files == | ||
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PXT is a format for audio tones, used by the PixTone (not to be confused with PxTone) and SeaTone sound editors. Its intended use is for sound effects, such as for video game development. It was used first in PxTone and then SeaTone was developed to be based on its format and mostly compatible (though some effects can be used in SeaTone that aren't supported in PixTone, so such files wouldn't be compatible).
Format
The format is ASCII text-based, with a series of field nams and values (separated by colons) in sections separated by blank lines. It consists of a set of values that represent what waveforms were set up and mixed in the tone editor program.
