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I am trying to make a new sound file for my helper engines from a post on this form.The error message I get is this "SMS. error In read stream and it says it is line 145 which is the last line in the file and it is an )
Does the error message give one of you guys who are good with these sound files a clue as to what the problem could be?
Thanks I will try to post the file itself as an attachment.
Roger

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Member since May-11-03 · 12 posts

RE: SMS File error

Unless I missed something, and I did not look for agreeemnt in opening and closing brackets, it appears that you only have 13 triggers in the last stream, when 14 are specified. Change the number of triggers to 13 and see of that works.If not, the usual culprits causing errors in sms files are:

- incorrectly placed brackets - a mismatch between the specified and included number of streams in a scalability group or number of triggers in a stream - incorrectly placed brackets - a typo in a command - incorrectly placed bracketsHope that helps.Jeff

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