Chart files store hard references to filepaths (both relative and absolute) within certain Song properties.
e.g.
MusicStream = "C:\Jeff's Stuff\Jeff Charts\0 - Cobra Man - Bad Feeling\song.ogg"
When encoding to sng, these references can break depending on the encoding configuration settings. For example, encoding audio files to opus will result in a "song.opus" file being saved into the sng file, however the contents of "notes.chart" will still reference the old "song.ogg" filename. Similarly, if a file reference is an absolute filepath such as above, "notes.chart" will still reference that original path instead of being updated to being a relative path.
Chart files store hard references to filepaths (both relative and absolute) within certain Song properties.
e.g.
MusicStream = "C:\Jeff's Stuff\Jeff Charts\0 - Cobra Man - Bad Feeling\song.ogg"When encoding to sng, these references can break depending on the encoding configuration settings. For example, encoding audio files to opus will result in a "song.opus" file being saved into the sng file, however the contents of "notes.chart" will still reference the old "song.ogg" filename. Similarly, if a file reference is an absolute filepath such as above, "notes.chart" will still reference that original path instead of being updated to being a relative path.