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'''San Andreas Audio Toolkit (SAAT)''' is a tool created by [[User:pdescobar|pdescobar]] that lets you import and export audio files to and from San Andreas. The latest version is <i>1.10</i>.
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{{ToolBox
==Files==
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| name    = San Andreas Audio Toolkit
The download contains these files:<br>
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| version = 1.10
saat>src><code>config.cpp</code><br>
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| author  = [[User:pdescobar|pdescobar]]
saat>src><code>config.h</code><br>
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| game    = [[:Category:GTA SA|GTA SA]]
saat>src><code>i18n.h</code><br>
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| genre  = [[Audio_streams|audio importer and exporter]]
saat>src><code>lookup.cpp</code><br>
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| site    = http://pdescobar.home.comcast.net/gta/saat/
saat>src><code>lookup.h</code><br>
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}}
saat>src><code>Makefile</code><br>
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'''San Andreas Audio Toolkit (SAAT)''' is a tool created by [[User:pdescobar|pdescobar]] that lets you import and export audio files to and from San Andreas.
saat>src><code>saat_common.cpp</code><br>
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==Initial Installation==
saat>src><code>saat_common.h</code><br>
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This article will show you the first few steps to make the tool work. All directions are located on the [http://pdescobar.home.comcast.net/gta/saat/ official website].
saat>src><code>saat_sfx.cpp</code><br>
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* Extract the files to anywhere in the computer, preferably somewhere convenient.
saat>src><code>saat_sfx.h</code><br>
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* Open <code>cmd.exe</code>, which is usually located at Start>All Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt on Windows XP and Vista.
saat>src><code>saat_stream.cpp</code><br>
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* Type the name of the drive where the tool is extracted (ex. type <code>C:</code> if the tool is in the C drive) and hit Return.
saat>src><code>saat_stream.h</code><br>
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* Next type or copy and paste the location of the tool using the <code>cd</code> command (ex. type <code>cd "C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas"</code> if it is installed in that folder) and hit Return.
saat>src><code>utf8.h</code><br>
 
saat>src><code>vcedit.c</code><br>
 
saat>src><code>vcedit.h</code><br>
 
saat>src><code>virtual_file.cpp</code><br>
 
saat>src><code>virtual_file.h</code><br>
 
saat><code>CHANGES.txt</code><br>
 
saat><code>COPYING.txt</code><br>
 
saat><code>MANUAL.txt</code><br>
 
saat><code>metadata-full.ini</code><br>
 
saat><code>metadata-generic.ini</code><br>
 
saat><code>README.txt</code><br>
 
saat><code>saat_sfx.exe</code><br>
 
saat><code>saat_stream.exe</code>
 
==Installation==
 
Directions are located on the [http://pdescobar.home.comcast.net/gta/saat/ official website]. This will show you the first few steps to make the tool work. Extract the files to anywhere in the computer, preferably somewhere convenient. Open <code>cmd.exe</code>, which is usually located at Start>All Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt on Windows XP and Vista. Type the name of the drive where the tool is extracted (ex. type <code>C:</code> if the tool is in the C drive) and hit Return. Next type or copy and paste the location of the tool using the <code>cd</code> command (ex. type <code>cd "C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas"</code> if it is installed in that folder) and hit Return.
 
 
==External Link==
 
==External Link==
 
* [http://pdescobar.home.comcast.net/gta/saat/ The San Andreas Audio Toolkit (SAAT)] - Official Website
 
* [http://pdescobar.home.comcast.net/gta/saat/ The San Andreas Audio Toolkit (SAAT)] - Official Website

Revision as of 19:16, 29 December 2008

San Andreas Audio Toolkit
Current version:1.10 (!)
Developed by:pdescobar
Supported games:GTA SA
Type:audio importer and exporter
Website:http://pdescobar.home.comcast.net/gta/saat/

San Andreas Audio Toolkit (SAAT) is a tool created by pdescobar that lets you import and export audio files to and from San Andreas.

Initial Installation

This article will show you the first few steps to make the tool work. All directions are located on the official website.

  • Extract the files to anywhere in the computer, preferably somewhere convenient.
  • Open cmd.exe, which is usually located at Start>All Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt on Windows XP and Vista.
  • Type the name of the drive where the tool is extracted (ex. type C: if the tool is in the C drive) and hit Return.
  • Next type or copy and paste the location of the tool using the cd command (ex. type cd "C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas" if it is installed in that folder) and hit Return.

External Link