Difference between revisions of "Xm3smps"
From Sega Retro
old>SOTI m (page made for xm3smps/oerg, reverted back to Hivebrain's last edit and added some information about the continuation) |
old>Oerg866 |
||
Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
However, despite its colorful look, it's actually xm2smps in a wig, since the main conversion code is exactly the same. | However, despite its colorful look, it's actually xm2smps in a wig, since the main conversion code is exactly the same. | ||
− | It has never been officially discontinued, though the release of [[Puto]]'s [[xm4smps]] made it obsolete, an official continuation by [[Oerg866]], [[xm3smps/oerg]] is in development. | + | It has never been officially discontinued, though the release of [[Puto]]'s [[xm4smps]] made it obsolete, an official continuation by [[Oerg866]], [[xm3smps/oerg]] is in development and has recently seen a demo release. |
==Downloads== | ==Downloads== |
Revision as of 11:31, 14 October 2009
xm3smps is a program created by nineko that converts songs from the XM (eXtended Module) format to the SMPS (Sample Music Playback System) format hence allowing hackers to easily put custom music in their hacks. It runs under Microsoft Windows and obsoletes its previous MS-DOS incarnation, xm2smps.
The addition of a new GUI and some new features make it much better and much more usable than its predecessor. However, despite its colorful look, it's actually xm2smps in a wig, since the main conversion code is exactly the same.
It has never been officially discontinued, though the release of Puto's xm4smps made it obsolete, an official continuation by Oerg866, xm3smps/oerg is in development and has recently seen a demo release.
Downloads
Download Xm3smps |
Old versions
- xm3smps v3.2 (info) ("Xm3smps320.rar" does not exist)
- xm3smps v3.0.4 (info) ("Xm3smps304.rar" does not exist)
- xm3smps v3.0.2 (info) ("Xm3smps302.rar" does not exist)
Sample songs
These are a couple of songs converted with xm3smps, to show its capabilities.
- WilyCastle.vgz (info) ("WilyCastle.vgz" does not exist) Wily's Castle from Mega Man, courtesy of Tweaker.
- Bob.vgm (info) ("Bob.vgm" does not exist) Bubble Bobble's main theme.