Open Leafeon2020 opened 4 weeks ago
dn-ft cannot handle filenames with Unicode characters not in your Windows ansi/etc. locale. 0cc-ft attempted to add unicode support, to varying degrees of success (some of their builds had behavioral issues with corrupted strings, which may have been fixed), and a recent private ft 0.5.0 beta build had unicode too (i did not test deeply).
you can switch your computer to japanese locale, or rename the files to ascii.
Perhaps I am not explaining myself well enough, but I am running in a Windows environment where everything is in Japanese (the environment is just changed to English with the chcp command and output).
chcp 437
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I have already verified all the causes you are thinking of, because the same error was output in a directory consisting entirely of ASCII characters, H:\Users\USER, based on existing reports that it outputs an error when non-ASCII characters are included. The only other thing I haven't tried is to set the Windows settings to English. I have not tried this method yet because I usually use software that is supposed to be in Japanese.
As the title says, when I load a 0cc file with all the extended sound sources that can be put on the NES made with 0cc-FamiTracker, it outputs an error that the file does not exist, even though it does exist. I tried with directories consisting entirely of ASCII characters, including an existing problem report of not being able to open directories containing non-ASCII characters, but still could not open them. The 0cc files we tried cannot be posted here because they were released for a fee, but neither FamiTracker 0.5.0 Beta 5 nor Dn-FamiTracker 0.5.0.2 can open them. As for the music, it is 0cc here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCPlypjqXCQ