Free Stylus RMX library

[woodster]

Thank you very very much AngularMomentum.

[Watto]

Very nice, mate - I look forward to trying these out

I, too, am a little confused as to how we use these

[woodster]

[quote="Hewitt Huntwork"
I am confused though. When I extract the first .rar it creates a file called "ANGULAR.exe". When I extract the second .rar it creates a file of the same name and asks me if I want to overwrite the first. What should I do?[/quote]

Just Click "Yes to all" and at the end or the extraction process you get a single .exe to install from.
Angular Momentum points out on his/her first post that it's split into 7 pieces due to the size of the download.

Watto, just put the files in the location specified in the first post and next time you fire up RMX you will see them.

Hope that helps

[Hewitt Huntwork]

Thank you for responding! Sorry to be dense woodster, but but do you mean at the end of the .rar extraction? AM refers to both steps as extractions. Do I need to extract all the .rar files at once?

[AngularMomentum]

Yeah, it is a bit confusing, it really is an archive in an archive...so there are 2 extraction processes. The last extraction process is where you point to the sage dir...

[AngularMomentum]

Would I be able to install these on a Mac?

I am not sure, first of all I do not own Stylus RMX, and second I do not own a Mac...I guess if your Mac can handle RAR and 7z exe archives it should work...otherwise I guess you have to extract them first on a windows machine, burn the extracted files on a DVD etcetera.

[neverfall]

Now this is pretty amazing. Man thanks so much for the generosity. I can't wait to try these loops out after finishing my annual Easter Egg hunt with the kid.

[tq]

Would I be able to install these on a Mac?

I am not sure, first of all I do not own Stylus RMX, and second I do not own a Mac...I guess if your Mac can handle RAR and 7z exe archives it should work...otherwise I guess you have to extract them first on a windows machine, burn the extracted files on a DVD etcetera.

They work on a Mac indeed. You just have to extract the files two times; you might need a PC to do the exe extraction though (I did it in a Parallels Windows inside my Mac).

Thanks for offering these loops!

[coreydavid]

Would I be able to install these on a Mac?

It doesn't look like it because the RAR archives are self extracting EXE file. Unless you have Windows or Darwine, you'll not be able to get past the EXE.

Maybe he can repack them?

[mayan]

Thanks so much!!!

[AngularMomentum]

Repacking (and uploading) is a lot of work on the internetconnection I have...I could not get a smaller archive with winrar then 350 MB when I tried to repack with all the settings set to smallest size...while the original exe archive is around 200 MB...that is why I packed that exe file up.

I will have to see how I can make this all mac compatible and still keep filesize small. Will keep you mac users posted.

[beej]

You could just rar or zip it like usual, Mac users can deal with regular archive formats without problems.

It's only when you wrap the data in a platform-specific binary program, that other platform users start to have trouble, although some archives wrapped like this are still openable with regular decompression proggies - but not with this one, I tried, so it's off to the windows box to try it out.

And thanks for the samples BTW. Haven't played with them yet, but it's jolly decent of you, and all that.

[Ubiety]

I will have to see how I can make this all mac compatible and still keep filesize small. Will keep you mac users posted.

Thank you!

[Waker]

Thank you for this. What a cool freebie. Excelent for absolut chaos abuse.

[AngularMomentum]

Ok, took me quite some work, but after trial and error finally got the %!@$^&* file online for Mac users...pick the ANGULAR.rar file from the list... 296.43 MB download