wav2polaris
is a Python library and command-line utility for converting lightsaber sound font .wav
files into .RAW
files for use with a Polaris Anima-based lightsaber, such as those from Lama di Luce or LudoSport Atlas.
Lightsaber icons created by Nhor Phai - Flaticon. Sound wave icon by KMpumlwana (WMF), CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Automatically converts the input
.wav
to the correct sound parameters for Polaris Anima - Automatically translate file names from various common lightsaber sound font formats (CFX, Proffie, Verso, Xenopixel) to Polaris Anima standard
- Can process a single file or mutliple files at once
- Can process all
.wav
files in a directory/folder - Supports File Explorer drag-and-drop or command-line usage
Download the pre-built executable for your OS. In Windows Explorer or macOS Finder, drag the files or folder you want to convert onto the wav2polaris
icon. wav2polaris
will convert any .wav
files and place the equivalent .RAW
files in the same location.
Download the pre-built executable for your OS. Place it in the folder with your .wav
files or somewhere in your environment's PATH.
Alternately, you can clone the GitHub repository, install the requirements with pip3 install -r requirements.txt
, and invoke with Python >= 3.10: python3 wav2polaris.py
usage: wav2polaris [-h] [-v] [-s | -w] [-c] [-D] [-N] [-o OUTDIR] [files ...]
A utility for converting lightsaber sound font .wav files to .RAW files for Polaris Anima sabers.
positional arguments:
files one or more .wav files to convert (separated by spaces)
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version display version and author information, then exit
-s, --silent exit without waiting for keypress
-w, --wait wait for keypress before exiting (default)
-c, --continue-on-file-not-found
if one or more specified files do not exist, continue processing the remaining files (otherwise program will exit)
-D, --debug Show debugging information
-N, --no-rename do not attempt to rename output files to Polaris standards (e.g., CLASH_1_0.RAW)
-o OUTDIR, --outdir OUTDIR
put output files in specified directory (will be created if it does not exist)