I’m making an IF with Inform 7 (6L38) on Windows 8.
This is my problem: I’m using lots of soundtrack (of course, legally used). Unfortunately, once I try to release a demo of it, any interpreter fail to run the file gblorb: Gargoyle claims “could not load blorb file”, glulxe says “This Blorb file seems to be invalid” and so on. Please consider that the interpreter built within Inform 7 runs it without any apparent problem.
I’ve seen that if the global size of the gblorb file is <30 MB (around), the file itself is correctly handled by the interpreters; otherwise, the message of error always come. And it’s useless to try to rerealise the game.
Is there a way to solve this problem? If you need more info, please ask me.
Ehm… Just solved it. My fault, while importing one of the sounds I had written
Sound of Cicala is the file "CIcala.ogg."
and the final full stop was the one causing the crash.
I should have double-checked it before posting, sorry
"Prova" by LoSmarrito.
Myroom is a room.
Sound of musica is the file "musica.ogg.". [in my music folder exists only "musica.ogg", of course]
And the release compile works “correctly”, without giving any error message; but of course, I can’t run the built .gblorb file, since I get by the various interpreters the same error messages as in my other case.
