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I'm having the strangest issue with sfplay. It's a little too abstract to share (data dependencies) here's an example:

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but the errors i'm getting look like this (notice sometimes it loads one and sometimes it doesnt)

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I'm having the strangest issue with sfplay.    It's a little too abstract to share (data dependencies) here's an example:


but the errors i'm getting look like this (notice sometimes it loads one and sometimes it doesnt)

I'm having the strangest issue with sfplay.    It's a little too abstract to share (data dependencies) here's an example:
It looks a little 

sfplay-"can't-find-file"

in an odd turn of events, these manual buttons as overrides work fine every time.

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what could be going wrong with that dict? Printing the [open $1.wav] value - it's the exact same as the manual buttons

what could be going wrong with that dict?  Printing the [open $1.wav] value - it's the exact same as the manual buttons

They must be, otherwise sfplay can't find them.

Search path would be either next to the patch or standalone app /in same folder)

or at some place set in filepath preferences, which can also be set

Are the wave files in the search path ?
They must be, otherwise sfplay can't find them.
Search path would be either next to the patch or standalone app /in same folder)
or at some place set in filepath preferences, which can also be set
using filepath object.


I believe so - when i press the manual buttons it plays the audio. But coming from a dict unpack it seems to fail (only sometimes). Even though the message being sent is identical

I believe so - when i press the manual buttons it plays the audio.  But coming from a dict unpack it seems to fail (only sometimes).  Even though the message being sent is identical

I don't know what the dictionary actually outputs.

It could be something that disturbs the path.

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I don't know what the dictionary actually outputs.
It could be something that disturbs the path.

sfplay "can't find file"