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Now that you have the files, you can get them into a form that can be used in your XNA program. To do this, you must use the XACT tool that s supplied as part of the XNA game development framework.

large warehouse, the fact table might easily have millions of rows using an integer key can substantially reduce the size of the fact table. The actual layout of a fact table might look more like that of the following sample rows:

When you start using the XACT tool, you get an impression of just what a professional world you re moving into. This is a full-blown, industry-ready audio creation tool for use by game developers. The downside is that this makes it rather complicated, but for what you want to do, you simply need to follow a sequence of actions to take your WAV files and include them in games. XACT organizes the sounds for a game as an XACT project that contains references to the sound files you want to use and instructions on how to use them in the game. When you build the project, XACT creates the resource files that will be picked up by XNA Game Studio 2.0 and used in the game program.

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When you install XNA Game Studio 2.0, you get some additional tools, including the XACT program. Figure 7-6 shows where you can find these tools in the All Programs list that you get from the Start menu. The two tools that you ll use are XACT and the XACT Auditioning Utility. The Auditioning Utility lets you hear the sounds that are being edited. When you start creating audio, you should run both the XACT Auditioning Utility and XACT. The first time you run these programs, you might get a Windows Security Alert from Windows Firewall indicating that it has blocked these programs from accessing network ports. You should allow these programs to have access to the network if you want to be able to preview sounds.Once the tools are running, you can begin creating the sounds for your games.

When you put integer keys into the fact table, the captions for the dimension members have to be put into a different table a dimension table. You will typically have a dimension table for each dimension represented in a fact table.

Figure 7-7 shows how XACT appears when it first starts up. This looks rather complicated, but you ll use only part of the XACT program to start with.

A dimension table contains the specific name of each member of the dimension. The name of the dimension member is called an attribute. For example, if you have three products in a Product dimension, the dimension table might look something like this:

First, you need to create a new XACT project. This will be stored in the Sounds folder along with the sound samples. To create a new XACT project, choose New Project from the Files menu. Then use the New Project Path dialog box to navigate to the Sound folder of the DrumPad project and save the project with the name GameSounds, as shown in Figure 7-8.