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There might be situations where you no longer want or need specific warnings and/or messages to be displayed in the SoundBank Log during the generation process or the Conversion Log during the conversion process. You might also want to change the severity of a specific message depending on your policies. You can also limit the number of messages (per type) that will be displayed in the logs.
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Opens a search field where standard alphanumeric entries filter out unmatching elements from the view. Learn more in Using Tables. Click the Close icon to the left of the search icon to close the search field and remove the filter.
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Click the Configure Columns... shortcut (right-click) option from the column header band. The Configure Columns Dialog opens. Specify which columns to display and their order. | |||
Ignore |
Determines whether a message type will be displayed in the logs. By default all message types will be displayed. When this check box is selected, the corresponding message type will be ignored by Wwise and will not be displayed in the logs. | |||
ID |
The ID assigned to a particular error, warning, or message. | |||
Message |
A description of the type of issue that can be encountered during conversion or SoundBank generation. | |||
Severity |
The severity to be applied when this issue is encountered during conversion or SoundBank generation.
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Max Messages Per Message Id |
Determines whether Wwise will limit the number of messages (per type) that will be displayed in the log. You can specify the maximum number of messages that will be displayed. The same number will be applied to all message types. Default value: 100 | |||
Warn, while profiling, when number of Resume/Play-From-Beginning virtual voices exceeds x |
Determines whether Wwise will output an error to the Capture Log when virtual voices of type Resume and Play from beginning exceed the specified number. | |||
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Saves any changes you made to the list and closes the Log Ignore List. | |||
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Closes the Log Ignore List without saving your changes. |
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