Juster tried to install a new font on saber and it's crashed and made me format?

[adamprime]

I just tried to install the starkiller font and it got to 100% and said it couldn't do it and has made me rest the whole thing. What the hell did I do wrong? Do I now have to install everything manually again? Is there a way to select a whole font at once without adding soudns one by one?

I can't find instructions or anything anywhere...

TIA

[Terronium-12]

The only thing I can think of that may have caused it to corrupt right at the finish line was a disconnect; whether it be the connection was lost on behalf of Windows or Mac, or the USB adapter became dislodged. Battery charge might play a role as well but I've never gotten to that point as my batteries always die in the heat of me playing with the damned thing. 

Either way, to avoid having to go through every file again in the future you can save configuration files by going to the "Write Sounds" tab, and underneath the main window you'll see "You can also Save...", click save, name it whatever you'd like, and you'll never have to deal with that again.

[adamprime]

I figured it out in the end. It was because my sound bank was over filled past the 100% mark. All sorted and reloaded custom ones now

[Terronium-12]

The solution is always simpler than I think it is.

Glad you got it sorted!

[Systemlord]

The only thing I can think of that may have caused it to corrupt right at the finish line was a disconnect; whether it be the connection was lost on behalf of Windows or Mac, or the USB adapter became dislodged. Battery charge might play a role as well but I've never gotten to that point as my batteries always die in the heat of me playing with the damned thing. 

Either way, to avoid having to go through every file again in the future you can save configuration files by going to the "Write Sounds" tab, and underneath the main window you'll see "You can also Save...", click save, name it whatever you'd like, and you'll never have to deal with that again.

Been altering computer game files for years and if it's one thing you learn is to always save the default files just in case the unthinkable happens. Is it possible to overwrite a sound font that you don't care for with a new different sound font without running into the same issue as the OP?

Thank.

[Terronium-12]

Been altering computer game files for years and if it's one thing you learn is to always save the default files just in case the unthinkable happens. Is it possible to overwrite a sound font that you don't care for with a new different sound font without running into the same issue as the OP?

Thank.

As long as the newer saved configuration/individual files don't exceed any one of the bank sizes, absolutely. You just have to make sure whatever bank you want overwritten is the one selected.

Did I understand that correctly?

[Systemlord]

As long as the newer saved configuration/individual files don't exceed any one of the bank sizes, absolutely. You just have to make sure whatever bank you want overwritten is the one selected.

Did I understand that correctly?

Yes I've got to make certain the file I want to install is not larger than the file being overwritten, I wish I was able to delete certain sound banks (without Formatting) of Fonts I'll probably never use.