To date I have been cheating with my area music adding it to a sound placeable and playing it as a non location specific sound.
That's all good if there is no combat in the area.
How do I go about pinning it to the coorect location in the area properties. It does not see it from my over ride. Do I have to Hak in the music to see it?
Cheers,
PJ
Adding music to an area
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PJ156
, déc. 11 2010 08:58
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Posté 11 décembre 2010 - 02:27
dunniteowl
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See? Music? I want whatever it is you're taking while modding in the toolset! 
I thought even custom music goes into the music folder and then you use it, but I haven't even tried using the normal music (it's almost always one of the first things I turn off in the game -- it may enhance the mood, but it totally destroys my situational awareness with other sounds. Then again, I can't use a walkman or mp3 player while I'm running or walking outside, either. I just can't.)
dno
I thought even custom music goes into the music folder and then you use it, but I haven't even tried using the normal music (it's almost always one of the first things I turn off in the game -- it may enhance the mood, but it totally destroys my situational awareness with other sounds. Then again, I can't use a walkman or mp3 player while I'm running or walking outside, either. I just can't.)
dno
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Guest_Chaos Wielder_*
Posté 11 décembre 2010 - 02:31
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You need to edit the ambientmusic 2da, put that into a hak, override or campaign folder and then, finally, put your modified music files--as they must be .bmu format--into the documents music folder. That's a mouthful!
A mp3 to bmu converter can be found on the vault, and I believe there's also a more detailed tutorial on music there. Of course, I could just send you my modified ambientmusic file so you can see how it's done. It's a little tricky to start with, but it makes sense once you work it through.
A mp3 to bmu converter can be found on the vault, and I believe there's also a more detailed tutorial on music there. Of course, I could just send you my modified ambientmusic file so you can see how it's done. It's a little tricky to start with, but it makes sense once you work it through.
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Posté 11 décembre 2010 - 02:47
PJ156
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That would be useful, thanks CW. I have a converter I shall see if it does bmu this evening.
I have PM you my email.
PJ
@DNO all my wonderful custom music, you cant go turning the sound down
I have PM you my email.
PJ
@DNO all my wonderful custom music, you cant go turning the sound down
