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AGSC uses MusyX data for the audio engine. Each sound has it's own "SoundMacro" and properties. The pool chunk is where the soundmacros are located. SoundMacros are small scripts that control how sounds are played in game, like pitch or vibrato or fade outs. Here's a description of the pool chunk:

Offset	Size	Description
0x0	4	Header size Looks like it's always 10
0x10	4	Macro size
0x14	2	Macro ID
0x18	Macro data, needs more research

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STRG Commands are similar to CSS syntax. A ; terminates the command. & begins the command, so for example, &just=center;

Command	Value	Description
just	center	Justifies text
image	SI,0.70,0.68,TXTR ID	Displays an image. SI = Single Image? S,T and finally TXTR ID. Animation = SA, Animation Speed, S,T, TXTR ID, TXTR ID
main-color	Hex Color Code	Changes color of text.

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SCLY Audio Object

Offset	Size	Description
0x0	1	SCLY Byte 0x14 denotes sound
0x1	N	Sound name; zero-terminated

Offset	Size	Description
0x0	4	Maximum Distance (float)
0x4	4	Maximum Volume (float)
0x8	4	Minimum Volume (float)
0xC	4	Volume Push (float) 0.0 = linear -> 1.0 = square
0x10	4	Group ID (by default FXID / 0x80000000) used to do volume priorities for continous emitters
0x14	6	Padding?
0x1A	2	Sound Effects ID index number for ATBL
0x1B	1	Studio
0x1C	2	Volume Level Control Used during continous emitter allocation process
0x1F	2	Padding?
0x21	4	Fade Used to fade-in of continous emitters
0x35	4	Panning 0=Left, 64=Center, 127=Right	0x25	Misc data, needs more research

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