/*****************************************************************************

	File created by SCEA Sound Tool (Windows)

	This bank has included names. This means you can trigger the sounds
	using the snd_PlaySoundByName API. The beauty of this system is that
	you (and the sound designer) no longer need to worry about rebuilding
	the executable whenever the sound designer removes sounds from the bank.

	If you use straight sound indexes to trigger sounds, one removed sound
	could throw all the indexes off.

	If you use the name #defines below as u_long128s you will not have to
	worry about this. If the specified sound isn't in the bank you will get
	a plain text message telling you the name of the sound that couldn't be
	found.

	The other advantage is that you can treat these u_long128s as null
	terminated strings. This is very useful for tools (e.g. letting the
	artist tag animation frames with sound IDs that will be resolved at
	run-time.) Using this method, the sound designer can supply the artist
	with a list of names, the artist can tag frames with strings that you
	stuff into your animation data as u_long128s, and everyone can hear
	the result WITHOUT the need to recompile the game!

	These u_long128s are 15 character strings... guaranteed to be null
	terminated.

	The index defines are still provided should you still decide to go that
	route.

*****************************************************************************/

#ifndef SND_BNK_MUS_01
#define SND_BNK_MUS_01	0x0

#ifndef SND_BNK_MUS_01_NAME
	#define SND_BNK_MUS_01_NAME	0x000031305f73756d
#endif

#ifndef SND_INDX_MUS_GAMEPLAY
	#define SND_INDX_MUS_GAMEPLAY    0
	#define SND_NAME_MUS_GAMEPLAY    0x0000000079616c70656d61675f73756dLL	// mus_gameplay
#endif


#define SND_BNK_MUS_01_MAX_SOUND_ID	0
#define SND_BNK_MUS_01_TOTAL_SOUNDS	1

#endif