WaveTool is an amaizng tool. This set of helpers are designed to make working with it a little more awesome.
If you love using WaveTool, but you have large cast lists, you might find the process of importing large cast lists (particularly with multiple players for roles) tedious.
This tool takes a CSV file of your cast and creates a WaveTool player file for you.
The first row should have the headings "Character" and "Real Name" in any order.
You can optionally specify a "Comments" and "Image" field which will populate the "Comments" field in Wavetool.
The "Image" can be either a URL or a path on the local file system. Internet paths are assumed to start with http or https. Please note that WaveTool will accept JPG, PNG and TIFF file formats.
An example file "example.csv" is provided.
To use the utility, run the following command:
python3 src/make_players.py <input_file> <output_file>
for example:
python3 src/make_layers.py example.csv players.pla
WaveTool 3 does not support discovery of Sennheiser wireless Devices within the software, and expects you to know the IP address of all your Sennheiser transmitters.
Unfortunately this can be quite frustrating if you have a dynamic environment where IP addresses can change from event to event.
This tool allows you to discover your hardware in WSM, save a configuration file and then create a Wireless IP List (.wip) file for WaveTool which you can import from the Wireless IP Device List window.
To use the utility, run the following command:
python3 src/wsm_to_ip_list.py <input_file.wsm> <output_file.wip>
for example:
python3 src/wsm_to_ip_list.py ~/Documents/Configuration/example.wsm example.wip
- Python 3.9 or higher
- WaveTool 3
- Python requests
- BeautifulSoup 4
- lxml
We recommend creating a virtualenv. Download or clone the repository and then run
git clone https://github.com/andrewyager/wavetool_utilities.git
cd wavetool_players_creator
virtualenv .
source bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
This will get a copy of this repository, set up a local Python 3.9 environment and then install the rqeuired dependencies. You can then run the utility as is documented above.
Author: Andrew Yager andrew@redglobe.au