Following up from last time, we'll introduce a new script using Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. This script focuses on placing audio files not yet implemented in Wwise into Reaper and automating the pre-implementation processing.

Following up from last time, we introduce a new script using Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. This script checks whether sound objects and events with the same names as audio files recorded in Excel are implemented in Wwise. Using this script allows you to detect missing voice implementations.

Following up from last time, we introduce a new script using Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. This script checks whether sound objects and events with the same names as audio files recorded in Excel are implemented in Wwise. Using this script allows you to detect missing voice implementations.

Over the next three articles, we will introduce new scripts using Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. The ultimate goal of this script is to write files stored in Perforce to Excel, check whether they have been implemented in Wwise, and automatically notify you if they have not.

Over the next three articles, we will introduce new scripts using Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. The ultimate goal of this script is to write files stored in Perforce to Excel, check whether they have been implemented in Wwise, and automatically notify you if they have not.

Following on from the previous blog, this time we will introduce a script that tests the integration of Perforce with Excel, Wwise, and Slack. we will show you how to generate a Wwise soundbank and notify the results via the Slack app.

Following on from the previous blog, this time we will introduce a script that tests the integration of Perforce with Excel, Wwise, and Slack. we will show you how to generate a Wwise soundbank and notify the results via the Slack app.

This time, continuing from last time, I'll introduce a script that attempts to integrate Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. I'll cover the part that renders audio files placed in Reaper and imports them into Wwise.

This time, continuing from last time, I'll introduce a script that attempts to integrate Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. I'll cover the part that renders audio files placed in Reaper and imports them into Wwise.

Over the next three blogs, we'll introduce scripts that test the integration between Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. The final destination is to retrieve files from Perforce, configure and adjust settings based on an Excel spreadsheet, and then automatically implement them into Wwise.

Over the next three blogs, we'll introduce scripts that test the integration between Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. The final destination is to retrieve files from Perforce, configure and adjust settings based on an Excel spreadsheet, and then automatically implement them into Wwise.

This is a Python version of the script that links Reaper and Excel. Import audio files into Reaper and set their volume according to the data in the Excel file you prepared in advance.

This time, we will create a script that links Reaper and Excel. Import audio files into Reaper and set their volume according to the data in the Excel file you prepared in advance.

This time it will be an Python version of integration script between Reaper and Excel. It writes the information of an audio file imported into Reaper into an Excel file. In this script, if there is already a corresponding row in the Excel file, the information is only updated, and if there is no row, a new row is created.

This time it will be an integration script between Reaper and Excel. It writes the information of an audio file imported into Reaper into an Excel file. In this script, if there is already a corresponding row in the Excel file, the information is only updated, and if there is no row, a new row is created.