A simple PowerShell script to bulk copy audio files that can be used as audio replacers

HD2AudioFileCopier

if (-not (Test-Path "./ids.txt")) {
    Write-Host "The 'ids.txt' has not yet been created. It will be created now. Please copy-paste all the ids you'd like to have audio for into it."
    "" | Out-File ./ids.txt
    Read-Host "Once you are done, press ENTER"
}

[string[]] $audioFiles = (Get-ChildItem *.wav).FullName
[string[]] $ids = (Get-Content -Path ./ids.txt -Raw).Split([Environment]::NewLine, [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)

if (!(Test-Path -path "./audioreplacements/")) {
    Write-Host "Creating export folder..."
    New-Item "./audioreplacements/" -Type Directory | Out-Null
}

Write-Host "Beginning copying procedure..."
for ([int] $index = 0; $index -lt $ids.Count; $index++) {
    $audioFile = $audioFiles[$index % $audioFiles.Count]
    $id = $ids[$index]

    Write-Host "Using '$audioFile' to create '/audioreplacements/$id.wav'..."
    Copy-Item $audioFile -Destination "./audioreplacements/$id.wav"
}

Read-Host "Procedure complete. Please review the console log for any errors, then press ENTER."