Windows-first Python GUI tools for working with Dying Light series audio.

• Dying Light 1: edit .csb bundles, mix raw audio and existing .fsb files, preview entries, save rebuilt banks, and build mods
• Dying Light 2 / The Beast (Experimental): read-only Wwise browser for named trees, preview, and export
• Other: read-only AKPK / .pck browser with preview, export, and experimental replacement tools

1. Install a normal Windows Python build with tkinter support. Python from the Microsoft Store alias alone is usually not enough.
2. Open the app once and let it remember your paths in settings.json.
3. For DL1 raw-audio builds, point DLDT Root at the Dying Light Developer Tools folder.
4. For DL1 mod output, point Mods Root at your Dying Light Mods folder.

You can run from source with:

python -m pip install -e .
python -m dyingaudio

Or with the included helper:

.\run_dyingaudio.bat

For some editing behaviour, you will need to have Dying Light Developer Tools installed.

1. Open the Dying Light 1 tab.
2. Click Add Audio / FSB.
3. Pick raw audio files, .fsb files, or a mix of both in the same browse dialog.
4. Select an entry in the list to review it in Selected Entry.
5. Click Apply Entry Changes after editing any fields.
6. Use Save CSB File to write a standalone bank, or Build Mod to create a mod folder.

1. Click Open CSB For Edit.
2. Select the entry you want to change.
3. Click Replace Audio / FSB.
4. Choose a raw audio file or an .fsb.
5. Preview, adjust entry details if needed, then save or build.

• If you change selection while the current entry has unapplied edits, DyingAudio will ask whether to apply, discard, or keep editing.
• Press Enter inside an editable field or click Apply Entry Changes to commit the change.

• Raw Audio via DLDT: use this when any entry comes from raw audio and must be compiled into FSB during build/save
• Existing FSB Files: use this when every entry already points at ready-made .fsb content

Replacing or adding raw audio keeps the project in raw-audio mode because DLDT is required to compile those files.

• Preview: play the selected entry directly from the source file or extracted FSB data
• Inspect CSB: view entry names, channel info, duration, samples, and notes without opening for edit
• Extract CSB: unpack embedded FSBs from an existing bundle
• Right-click an entry for replace, export, duplicate, rename, or remove
• Search and sort the entry list without losing the original underlying entry indices

This workspace is intentionally read-only right now.

It supports:

• switching between DL2 and DLTB
• detecting available archive sets such as base and speech_*
• building a cached named workspace under %LOCALAPPDATA%\DyingAudio\wwise_cache
• browsing archive -> bank -> event
• previewing and exporting selected media
• exporting selected event folders, selected bank files, or a full workspace dump

The Other tab targets AKPK / .pck packs.

It supports:

• building or refreshing a cached browser workspace
• browsing packs and media rows
• previewing and exporting selected media
• exporting mixed audio where supported
• optional experimental AKPK replacement tools via local Wwise installation

• Default experimental cache root: %LOCALAPPDATA%\DyingAudio\wwise_cache
• The app remembers install roots, cache roots, and last-used output paths in settings.json
• If a path box is empty, Browse first tries auto-discovery before falling back to manual selection
• Raw formats beyond .wav and .ogg can use FFmpeg for preview/build helpers when available
• Preview prefers direct playback tools when possible and falls back to cached WAV generation when needed
• Retail DW\Data banks using CSB magic 0x00000002 are supported for inspect, edit, and save
• Dark mode combobox dropdowns are styled for readability across the app

This repo includes:

• DyingAudio.spec
• scripts\build_exe.ps1

After installing PyInstaller:

pwsh -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\scripts\build_exe.ps1

The packaged build still requires a Windows Python environment with Tcl/Tk available while building so tkinter can be bundled correctly.